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_ No. 41. CIRCULAR ORDER. 


BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, 
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 
Washington, July 20, 1881. 


VERY’S NIGHT SIGNAL SYSTEM, 


On and after September 1, 1881, all signals communicated at night, by 
means of Very’s Signals, will be made strictly in accordance with the Rules 
hereto appended. Such parts of Circular Order No. 31, Bureau of Navi- 
gation, October 10, 1877, as conflict with these rules, and the printed instruc- 
tions for the use of Very’s Night Signals, issued in 1877, are hereby rescinded. 

_ Commanding officers of naval vessels will cause a copy of the accompanying 
- instructions to be inserted in the U. S. Naval Signal Book. 


” | WM. D. WHIRING, 
= = Chief of Bureau of Navigation. 


Verys Nicut SIGNAL SYSTEM. 


Notre.—The letter R, stands for Red, and the letter G. for Green, and each letter 
designates a separate star or cartridge. Odd numbers commence with Red, even ones with 


Green, 


Re C,: CO: ire Car itk arts 
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Biiond ied peed 6.—C. CG. CG. 
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The Answering, | 
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The Repeating, | 


or, R. 
| Do Not Understand. 


The Interrogatory. SS Cc. 


The Numeral. Sh Fae 


The Signal of Execution,—a Rocket. 
The General Call,—a Rocket followed by C. 


~The Division, Squadron or Ship’s Call,—The 
“Number” of Division, Squadron or Ship. 


The Message Call,—C. without the Rocket. 


Division, Squadron and Ship’s numbers are so denoted by being immedi- 
ately preceded by a rocket. Eixample.—Ajax. Rocket R. G. G. 

Tactical, evolutionary and drill signals, and all signals involving the 
movement of vessels or of bodies of men, are to be considered Preparatory. 
The rocket denotes execution without repeating the signal. All other signals 
implying movement are intended for immediate execution, unless the message 


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itself states or distinctly implies a lapse of time before execution. Example. 
** Send all boats ashore armed and equipped for immediate service.’’ Obedi- 
ence of this order will commence only on the appearance of the rocket. The 
signal itself being Preparatory. ‘‘Send a boat.’’ This order will be exe- 
cuted at once, whether a rocket follows the signal or not. In this case a 
rocket would denote urgency. 

All night signal messages, whatever their nature, require an immediate 
response. If the message is understood, the immediate response will be G; 
if not understood, it will be R. 


RULES FOR SIGNALING. 


RULE I.—A vessel desiring to exchange signals at night will commence 
by making a ‘‘ Call.’’? This signal will be repeated at intervals of about three 
minutes until it is answered. 


Notz.—It will be noticed that there are three kinds of Calls. First. The General Call, 
which is to all vessels that may be within signal distance. Any vessel seeing this Call will 
answer at once, without regard to the actions of other vessels. Second. The Division, 
Squadron or Ship’s Call, which is addressed to a particular vessel or group. This Call will 
only be answered by the chief of the group or the single vessel called. Third. The Message 
Call, which denotes the desire to communicate a second message to the same vessel or 
group to which a preceding signal has been made, It will be answered only by the vessel 
previously addressed. In case no previous signals have been made, the Message Oall may 
be used instead of the General Call, and will be so considered and answered by all. 


RULE II.—Upon seeing a ‘‘Call,’’ all vessels to whom it may be ad- 
dressed will respond by making the ‘‘Answering.”’ 

RULE III.—Every distinct message must be preceded by a ‘* Call’? and 
the **Answering.”’ 

EXAMPLE.—Suppose the Alert to arrive off a port at night where the Flag-ship 
Antietam, the Alaska and the Adams are atanchor. The Alert makes the “ General’’ (or 
she may make the message) Call. The other ships immediately make “Answering.’? The 
Alert then makes her number, (Rocket 5.) The other ships answer. The Flag-ship then 
makes hernumber. Alert answers. The Alaska being next in rank makes her number, 
Alert answers, The Adams then makes hernumber. Alert answers. Alert then calls the 
Flag-ship. Antietam answers. Alert asks permission to anchor. Antietam answers and 
then makes the affirmative. Alert answers, If the Alert should call the Flag-ship while 
either of the other vessels is making its number, such vessel will cease signaling at once, 
and not recommence as long as messages are interchanged. It may then, if desirable, call 
the Alert and make any necessary communication. But one course of messages is to be 
maintained at the same time. 

RULE IV.—In making a combination or series of combinations, the 
stars will be projected deliberately one by one, (except the bracketed ones, 
which will be projected so nearly together as to both be seen at the same 
time,) right through from the first star to the last, without regard to time 
intervals either between the stars or between the combinations. 

EXAMPLE.—Let it be required to make the signal 349. Load and fire deliberately, 
R.B.G. G. GR. ; or ; R. The stars appearing singly and in succession, except the 
bracketed pair, which are both to be seen at once. 

RULE V.—tThe person receiving the message will note the stars as they 
appear, dividing them into groups of threes without any regard to time inter- 
vals, thus ascertaining the signal number. 


Notrr.—Through some unforseen cause a long interval may elapse between two stars 
of a message. No account must be taken of this as long as it is less than about a minute, 
Again, a star may be broken by the shock of discharge and show several stars in the air, 


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Unless two colors are distinctly distinguished all stars appearing together are to be counted 
as only one star, Bracketed stars are always of both colors. 

RULE VI.—When, after waiting about one minute, the receiver of the 
signal sees no more signal stars he will consider the signal finished. If the 
signalis understood, he will make the ‘‘Answering;’’ if it is not, he will 
make the ‘‘ Repeating.’ 

Notr.—As a guide to the receiver, it will be remembered that in all signals from the 
General Code there are either nine or twelve stars, (not counting the Interrogatory or 
Numeral.) He can, therefore, make a close estimate as to the last star of a signal, and 
answer accordingly. 

RULE VII.—If during the course of a signal the recezver is led to believe 
that either he or the sender has made a mistake, or if confusion of any kind 
arises he will at once make the ‘‘ Repeating.”’ 

RULE VIIL—If during the course of a signal the sender sees the 
** Repeating,’’ he will at once stop, wait about one minute, and then recom- 
mence the signal from the beginning. If at the close of a message he sees 
the ‘* Repeating ’’ instead of the ‘‘Answering’’ he will recommence the 
signal at once, from the beginning. 

RULE IX.—If, while making a signal, the sender makes a mistake, he 
will at once stop and wait for the ‘*‘ Repeating,’’ when he will recommence 
from the beginning. 


NotTr.—It will be noticed that unless the mistake occurs at the ninth or the twelfth 
star, the signal cannot be read as the record is incomplete; therefore the receiver is bound 
to make the Repeating. Ifthe mistake is with the ninth or the twelfth star, jire one more 
and then wait. This matter of the self detection of mistakes is one of the greatest advan- 
tages of the system. By any other night system, a mistake made leads to the transmission 
of a wrong signal, which may, on occasions, be fatal. 


RULE X.—The red star made and repeated as a ‘*Call’’ without the 
rocket is a signal of distress and need of immediate assistance. It is of 
especial value in cases of ships getting ashore within signal distance at night, 
or in case of fire. 

If it becomes necessary at any time to put signal messages in cipher, the 
combinations of stars denoting the different figures are on no account to be 
altered in accomplishing the object, as such a method with any system is 
almost certain to lead to confusion and misunderstanding. 


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NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 


PREPARED BY AUTHORITY OF 


HON. GEO. M. ROBESON, 
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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. AQ 
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION. 


WASHINGTON: 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIOR. 
1876. 
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All officers are required to pay strict attention to the directions for 
signaling given in this book. , 

Signals are always reliable when properly made, and every command- 
ing officer will be held to a strict accountability for errors in signaling 
or abuse of signal-stores on board his ship. te 


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tn Chief, and isnot to be stopped, orintertered 
| with, except under extraordinary circumstances, 
forwhich the Officer will be held accountable. . 


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Quarantine Flag. 


To be worn by vessels which are placed in Quar- 
antine which areawaiting Pratique, and with 
which tatercourse ts forbidden. 


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To be hotsted at the Peak, above 
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oron service.lo be notsted at the fore, 
and where best seen ftom other vessels 


ide oy Flag. Telegraph Flag. Night Signal. 
and a Rocket 
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has.been answered, 


To be displayed at the same time and at the same 
part of the s upweth all Telegraphic signals, 


Danger Flag. Posttion Flag. Annulling Flag. 


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willin vdicate the bearing of the that she as attained ete being made, or previously ds sign 
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of position or ‘out of or 


of Divine Service. 


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a"Call” without the Rocket , 


Wing Flags. 
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Powder Flag Flag of Truce. 
Ped Flag of Signal Code. ; xe 
To be hotsted at the fie Pek he best seen trom White Flag of Signal Code. | 
other vessels,when taking in or discharging powder. 


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BOATS 


RECALLS. 


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To be worn atthe Main, and in the bows of boats. 


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FLEET, DIVISION AND SQUADRON FLAGS. 


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in ahorizontalline. Should the tlag-ship be amonitor or avessel without masts the light 
usually carried at the masthead must be carried on a tlag- stat} The vessel ofa divisional 
Commander willbe distinguished, at night, by the divisional lights, hoisted wherever they can be best seen. 


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INTRODUCTION. 


The Signal Code of the Navy is comprised in two books—a General 
Signal Book and a Tactical Signal Book. 

The General Signal Book contains a collection of complete sentences, 
(arranged in the alphabetical order of their leading words, and repeated 
under the head of one or more of their principal words,) a telegraphic 
dictionary, and a geographical list of the names of places. 

The numbers assigned to each signal-sentence are placed in reguiar 
order in the left-hand column of each page, under the heading ‘ Signal 
Nos.” 

The number of each sentence that is repeated is placed in the right- 
hand column, under the heading ‘Reference Nos.” The sentences are 
arranged, with reference to their respective principal words, in al phabeti- 
eal order. Where there are more principal words than one, they are 
placed in the column next to the right, under the. heading “ Index 
words,” in alphabetical order. For instance: under “Anchor” will be 
found the signal ‘‘ Anchor at the mouth of the river,” and in the 
index column will be found the principal words, “ mouth,” ‘ river,” 
the use of the “index words” being to facilitate the finding of the 
signal among many ander the same leading word, In searching for a 
sentence in the Signal Book, turn to one of the principal words, in its 
proper alphabetical order, and run the eye down the column of index- 
words on the right until another of the principal words is found. If 
an original signal, the number will be found in the left-hand column; 
if a repeated signal, the number will be found in the reference-column 
on the right-hand side. 

In reading signals, seek the number in the left-hand column. 


DAY-SIGNALS. 


Signal-numbers will be made by hoisting the numeral-flags represent- 
ing the required number one above tbe other, units place always being 
the lower numeral. Should the signal-number be composed of two or 
more numerals of the same name, the first flag hoisted representing that 
numeral will be repeated in its proper place by the repeating-pennant 
answering to its position in the hoist; for instance: 2323 (signal-num- 
_ ber) would be No. 2, No. 3, first repeater, second repeater. 

Vessels so situated as to screen signals made from or to a flag-ship 
should repeat such signals. 

When a vessel of a fleet repeats a general signal, she will exhibit the 
‘‘ first repeater” above it, to show that it is a,repeated signal. 

Should it be a signal to a particular vessel that is repeated, then the 

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repeating vessel will exhibit that vessel’s distinguishing-pennant or 
number at another part of the vessel, in addition to the “ first repeater ” 
above the signal. 

When a signal, made from any division, squadron, or vessel to the 
commander-in-chief, Is REPEATED by an intermediate vessel, the-repeat- 
ing vessel must exhibit the “first repeater” above the signal and the 
number or distinguishing-pennant of the division, squadron, or vessel 
from which the signal comes at another part of the vessel. 

When a vessel to which a repeated signal is addressed answers, the 
repeating vessel will haul the signal down, which will be the answer to 
the vessel by which the signal was made. é 

In case the vessel which made the signal does not haul it down after 
the repeating vessel hauls down, then the repeating vessel will hoist 
the number or distinguishing-pennant of. the vessel that made the 
signal, with the answering-pennant below, both of which shall be kept 
flying until that vessel hauls down the signal. 

The ANSWERING-PENNANT should be run close up to the truck, yard- 
arm, or flag-staff in answering signals, and kept there until the signal is 
hauied down. In answering telegraphic signals, however, the answering- 
pennant should be hauled down only half way, while the telegraph flag 
is kept flying, and run close wp in answer to each signal made. 

All signals are to be answered by the vessels, squadrons, or divisions 
to which they are made as soon as they are read and the meaning under- 
stood. | 

In case they are not understood, a signal to that effect will be hoisted 
immediately in place of the answering-pennant. 

The PREPARATORY PENNANT hoisted over a signal, or at any part 
of the ship, at the same time a signal is made, will mean prepare to exe- 
cute the signal now shown as soon as the signal of execution is made 
and hauled down. 

SIGNALS OF EXECUTION are all signals made without the preparatory 
above, and the execution commences as soon as the signal is started 
from the truck to be hauled down. 

The PREPARATORY SIGNAL should be hoisted in ample time to admit 
of all the necessary preparations being made before the signal of execu- 
tion is hoisted; for ordinary routine evolutions fifteen (15) minutes 
should be itd | 

A distinguishing-pennant under a signal denotes exemption from 
obedience to signal. 

The INTERROGATORY-PENNANT hoisted above, or shown at the same 
time with, any signal, changes it to the interrogatory form ; for example, 
the signal ‘‘ Land I see,” with the interrogatory-pennant above, would 
mean, ‘‘ Land do you see?” or, hoisted above the signal “ Loose sails,” 
“May L[ loose sails ?” 

The NUMERAL-PENNAN® must be hoisted over or under signals as 


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hereafter directed, when indicating numbers relating to distances, lati- 
tudes, longitudes, variation of the compass, &c., referred to by a signal 
at the time exhibited or previously made. 

In reporting MIXED NUMERALS, as degrees and minutes, hours and 
minutes, pounds and ounces, &e., the answering-pennant will be hoisted 

between the numbers representing the degrees and minutes, &c., the 
greater quantity, as degrees, hours, pounds, &ec., being above the 
- answering-pennant, and the lesser quantity, as minutes, ounces, &c., 
below. 

In reporting LATITUDE or LONGITUDE, the numeral-pennant will be 
hoisted above the signal-numbers for north latitude or east longitude, 
and below for south latitude or west longitude. | 

In reporting VARIATION of the COMPASS, the numeral-peunant above 
will indicate easterly, and below, westerly variation in degrees and minutes. 

The TIME of DAY by signal is reported with the numeral-pennant 
above when representing a. m. and below for p.m. time. Twelve o’clock 
' noon will be reported as p. m. and 12 midnight as a. m. time. 

In reporting SOUNDINGS, the numeral-pennant over will represent the 
number of fathoms where bottom is reached, and below will be the number 
of fathoms of line out where bottom is not reached. 

As a MBEAL-pennant the numeral is kept up during meal-hours on, 
board all vessels in commission when at anchor. 

The CORNET hoisted at any part of the ship is a peremptory order for 
all officers and others absent from the vessel to return at once. In case 
no one is absent at the time it is hoisted, it will indicate that the vessel - 
is under sailing-orders and about to get under way. 

The CORNET above and in the same hoist with a signal, indicates a 
vessels number; below, and in the same hoist, it indicates the vessel's 
private number. | 

VESSELS’ NUMBERS.— Vessels of the Navy, when meeting, will always 
show either their number or distinguishing-pennants as soon as within 
signal-distance. As one vessel reads the number of ANOTHER she will 
hoist the answering-pennant, but neither vessel will haul down her 
number until it has been answered by the answering-pennant from the 
other vessel. : 
When telegraphic or geographical signals are made, their indicating flag 
or pennant must be hoisted on the same mast, and will distinguish as 
such only those signals made on that mast. Their meanings will be 
found in the telegraphic dictionary or the geographical list. 

Signals made from another part of the ship without distinguishing- 
flag are independent of all others. 

The GUARD or GUIDE FLAG hoisted on board any vessel at anchor 
will indicate that she is charged with the guard-duty vf the fleet 
division, or squadron to which she belongs. The flag should be hoisted 
at the fore or at one of the yard-arms and kept up night and day, and 
the duties will be such as may be laid down by the senior officer. 


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The JACK hoisted at the fore is the signal that a pilot is wanted. 

Firing a gun calls attention to it. 

The DISPATCH-FLAG will be hoisted forward on board of dispatch- 
vessels, to indicate to officers who may be fallen in with the nature of 
the service the vessel is upon. 

No vessel should hoist the dispatch-flag without proper authority, 
but when it is hoisted she should not be interfered with by any officer 
junior to the one by whom she is sent on service. 

A vessel engaged.in carrying dispatches or ordcers through a fleet 
should hoist below the dispatch-flag the distinguishing-pennants of the 
vessels to which she is bound, in inverse order ; that is, the pennant of 
the vessel first to be spoken will be the lowest in the hoist ; and so soon 
as a vessel has been spoken her pennant must be unbent. 

The GENERAL-RECALL flag, hoisted at any time by the senior officer 
present, is to be considered as a peremptory order for all vessels or 
boats absent in chase or on any duty whatever to return at once to 
their duty, vessels, or stations. The recall-flag should not be hanled 
- down until the signal is obeyed. 


BOATS’ RECALLS. 


Boats will be recalled by hoisting their recalls, which will be kept up 
until the boat gets under way to obey the signal. 

The QUARANTINE-FLAG hoisted on board a vessel denotes that she is 
in quarantine, and subject to all the quarantine regulations. It should 
be kept up day and night, and earried by all her boats. 

The POWDER-FLAG will be exhibited prominently on all vessels 
engaged in handling powder or loaded shell, and in al{f boats, lighters, 
&e., with powder or filled shell on board. 

The CHURCH-PENNANT will be hoisted above the ensign during the 
continuance of divine service on board all vessels of the N avy. 

The JACK at the mizzen-truck of a vessel will indicate that a COURT- 
MARTIAL or COURT of INQUIRY is Sitting on board that vessel. 

It will be hoisted and a gun fired when the court begins its session, 
and hauled down when it adjourns.~ 

Distinguishing-pennants may be hoisted by vessels of the same fleet 
to distinguish each other when meeting at sea, or used over a signal to 
indicate the vessel to which a signal is made. It saves the signal-flags. 


NIGHT-SIGNALS. 


Vight-signals consist of red, green, and white lights, and their vario 
combinations representing the different numbers and pennants. 

No repeaters are used. 

The colors assimilate, as far-aspossible, with those-ef_the day-signals. 

Rockets at_night take the places of the cornet and telegraphi¢ flas-by 


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DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF NIGHT- SIGNALS. 


nready to commence making night-signals, burn the preparatory, 
if the stgnals are to be general, but if made to a particular division, 
squadron, or vessel, burn the number of the division, squadron, or 
vessel, and then the preparatory. As soon as the preparatory is 
answered, proceed to burn in their order the lights corresponding to the 
numbers to be made. ral 
There should be a8 uniform an interval of time between the extin- 
guishment of one signal-light and the ignition of Another as possible, 
not less than five (5) nor hore than ten (10) seconds. 
When the signal is EL aPE ess ed the answer 4 made by either making 
‘the proper signal in reply or bySburning the ‘answering-light. | 
TELEGRAPHIC SIGNALS will be thade ot night by sending up a rocket 
and burning the preparatory ; when duswered, send up another rocket, 
then burn the numbers of the signal. | : | 
The end of each telegraphic number willbe indicated by an interval 
of thirty (30) seconds. f " 
in making a vessel’s number, first burn the preparatory ; when an- 
swered, send up a rocket and burn the regular nunyber. 
It vill be Sepa ee that the SS between making a vessel’s 


She Boal She Se Se al Se al 
Sc = ° PS (=) ve ° pe “xe) a >) ag ° a ° Ps 
Month. | 54 /| 53 Month. | p88 | 58 Month. | -,8 | 2 $ Month. | 5.8 | »$ 
a2 |e bs ec] ap w A a a 5 “es 
;RF TA RFA A A = = 

January ... 1 1 || January...| 27 27 || February .| #22 53 || Marchesa *19 79 

2 2 28 28 23 o4 20 80 

: sie 3 29 | 29 24). 9 85 Qh 81 

4 a 30 30 25 56 22 82 

9) 5) 31 3l 26 o7 23 &3 

6 6 || February . 1 32 27 58 24 84 

7 4 2 33 28 59 25 85 

*8 8 3 34 29 60 26 86 

9 9 4 35 || March ..:. 1 61 27 87 

10 10 5 36 2 62 28 e8 

iL 11 Ons Bis 3 63 29 89 

12 aS ‘A 38 4 |, 64 30 90 

13 13 8 39 5 65 3h 91 

14 14 9 40 6 66 || April... .. 1 92 

15 15 10 41 gf 67 2: 93 

16 16 11 42 8 €8 3 94 

17 17 12 43 9 69 4. 95 

18 13 13 44 10 70 5 96 

19 19 14 45 18 ZL 6 97 

20 20 15 46 12 72 a 98 

21 21 16 47 13 73 8 99 

22 22 17 48 14 74 : 9 100 

23 23 18 49 15 75 10 16L 

24 24 19 50 16 76 11 102 

20.14/25 20 dL iff i) 19 103 

26 | 26 Q1i 52 18|. 78 13 | .104 


* Battle of New Orleans + Washington’s phates 


oS oS. 
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Month. mS Pe Month. 
oo} Sey 
AFA 
Api et seey 14] 105 || June .... 
15] 106 
16 107 
ia 108 
18 109 
19 110 
20 Lil 
21°} 112 
22) 113 
23] 114 
247 115 
25 116 
OG need le Wall yee 
27 118 
28 119 
20 LO 
S10) jf gpa 
Maing 2h ecae Lj - 122 
2| 123 
3} 24 
4} 125 
aya) ate! 
6} 127 
iff 128 
8 | .129 
9) eelat 
10 131 
11 132 
12 133 
13 134 
14) 135 
15 | 136 
16 | 137 
Ligh ass 
18 139 
19 | 140 
20 | 141 
aH Be 
22} 143 
23 | 144 
24 145 
25 | 146 
26 | 147 
Q27 | 148 || August.... 
28 | 149 
29 | 150 
30 151 
3l 152 
MUDOes Ie. Tel Vl53. 
2 154 
3 | 155 
4} 156 
dD} 157 
6} 158 
7 159 
8 | 160 
9; 161 
10 | 162 
Il 163 
12 | 164 
13 165 
14 | 166 
15 167 
16; 168 
§17 | 169 
18 | 170 


+ Battle of Lexington. 


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Date-signals—Continued. 


Se Seq Sw. Se 
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BKB a be $ Month. b; 8 b oa 
a = Sb Ce g She 
A A A a 
ae 19) -171 |). August....[.-24) 237 
20 172 a) | 238 
Q1 Lio 26 239 
22 174 2d 240 
23 175 2 241 
24 176 29 242 
EGS | aed BEY) 30 | 243 
26 178 31 244 
27 | 179 || September. 1 | - 245 
28 | 180 2} 246 
29 181 73} 24 
30 182 4 248 
a: 1 183 5 249 
2 184 6 250 
Aya ats} Te Ook 
4 | 186 8} yz 
>} 187 9 253 
6 | 188 10 | 254 
7 189 11 25d 
8 190 12 | 256 
91-191 ins 257 
10 | 192 14} 258 
11 193 15.) * 259. 
12 194 16 260 
13 195 17 261 
14 196 180) 262 
V 15 } 197 19 | 263 
16 198 20} 264 
i Ue 199 21 265 
18} 200 22 | 266 
19 | 201 23 | 267 
20 | 202 24 268 
21 203 25 | 269 
22 | 204 26 | + 270 
23 205 Din Bie 
24 | 206 SOM Awe 
25 1-207 29 | 273 
26 208 30 274 
27 | 209 || Getober ... 1 ais 
28 | .210 nel Da 206 
PALE ON Ti | 3 Q77 
BEE ER bY 4 278 
31 213 . D5 | 279 
1} 214 6; 280 
Q) 215 7 281 
3/2216 8 | 282 
AD ail 9 | 283 || 
5 218 10 | 284 || 
ip ee 1 eb, 
ii 6220 12 | 286 
Sj eeeel 13 | 287 
9 | 222 14 | 288 
10 | 223 15 | 289 
11 | 224 16 290 
UPA i Sas ie 291 
13 | 226 18 292 
14°} 227 9 293 
15 | 228 20 | 294 
16 | 229 21} 295 
17 1230 22 | 296 
18H) 2318 23 | 297 
19 se252 24 298 
20 | 233 25 299 
21 | 234 26} 300 
22), 3235 27 301 
23 }* 236 Ia 6 28] 302 
§ Battle of Bunker Hill. 


{| Independence acknowledged. 


October ... 


Novgmber. 


| December . 


|| Independence declared. 
** Battle of Yorktown. 


ARMY CODES. 


[CONDENSED FROM THE ‘‘ MANUAL OF SIGNALS”’ PREPARED BY BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL ALBERT J. 
MYER, CHIEF SIGNAL-OFFICER U. 8. ARMY.] 


The Army ‘*Manual of Signals” isadopted as a book of reference for all 
matters pertaining to Army signals, and will be supplied to each vessel 
and command. 

The foliowing codes and instructions, condensed from the Army ‘ Man- 
_ ual of Signals,” are for reference for those who have bad some previous 
knowledge of and been practically instructed in signaling. They are 
not intended for primary instruction. 

Ciphers, either to be agreed upon by particular commanders or pub- 
lished generally through the command, must always be used in the 
transmission of messages of importance, or for any communication which 
might give information to the enemy. 

Livery signal-ofticer ought to be so instructed as to be able to devise 
in a few moments a cipher for this purpose, and to prepare at any time 
codes of signals of any given number of elements without reference to 
the established arbitrary codes. 


GENERAL SIGNAL-SERVICE CODE. 
ARMY AND NAVY. 


An arrangement of two elements. 


Pea? 2921 K 2121 B13 wan ke Z 2299, 

Beri G 2211 ey een Q 1211 Vi, L30aeeeaes  171 1 
Geots:. H 122 M 1221 Ree2id |) We 112igeee 2212 
D229 Tene N11 S 212 X 2122 tion 1112 
Heo?  F 1122 Oust iso Y 11 


3. End of word. 

33. Tind of sentence. 

333. End of message. 

22, 22, 22, 3. Signal of assent, “I understand;” or, “‘ Message is re- 
Faved and understood ;” or, ‘‘I see your iii or affirmative gen- 
erally. 

22, 22, 22, 333. Cease. E Shliiie. 

121 5121, 121, 3. Repeat. 

21, 21, 21, 3. Error. 

211, 211, 211, 3. Move a little to the right. 

221, 221, 221, 3. Move a little to the left. 

Flag, waved successively from side to side until attention is attracted, 
“Attention, look for signals from this point.” 


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Numerats. 
1, 21112 Wait a moment. 
2. 12221 Are you ready ? 
3. 22122 I am ready, 
4, 22212 Use short pole and small flag. 
22921 Use long pole and large flag. 
12222 Work faster. 


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2 Did you understand ? 

. 11112 Use white flag. 
11211 Use black flag. 

. 22222 Use red flag. 


SOMADA 
a 
= 
bo 


When the numerals are used in transmitting messages as code-signals, 
they have the meanings given above, opposite each character. 


Abbreviations. 
a—after b-before c-—can h-have n—not r—are 
t-the u-you ur-your w-word wi-with y—-why 


The signal for “ The address of message is now complete,” is made 
thus: The flag, being in the first position, is dropped to the front, and 
then waved in full circles twice to the right, passing over the head. It 
then resumes the first position. The signal for “ The message is signed 
as follows,” is made thus: The flag, being in the first position, is dropped 
to the front, and then waved in full circles twice to the left, passing over 
the head; it then resumes the first position. 

When numerals occur in messages and it is desired to send them.in 
figures instead of words, the following signal will be made to indicate 
that ‘“‘ Numerals follow :” 

The flag, being in the first position, is dropped directly to the front, 
and then moved in a horizontal plane to the right until it reaches a 
point at right angles with-the line of work, when it is passed vertically 
over the head to a corresponding position on the left, and then brought 
to the front horizontally and returned to the first position. 

The signal for “Numerals ended” is made in the same manner, only 
reversing the movements. These signals should always precede and 
follow numerals. 


INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE CODE. 


The whole number opposite each letter stands for that letter. 
The numbers are made by vertical motions of the flag or signal to 
the right or left or in front of a vertical position. 


POSITIONS AND MOTIONS. 


There are one (1) position and three (3) motions. 
The FIRST POSITION is with the flag held directly above the head of 


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the flagman, the butt of the staff at the height of the waist and grasped 
by both hands, the hands separated from each other about eighteen (18) 
inches. 

To make the first motion, or “one,” or “1,” the flag is waved to the 
ground to the right and instantly brought to the first position. 


To make the second motion, or ‘ two,” or “2,” the flag is waved to the 
ground to the left and instantly brought to the first position. 


To make the third motion, or *‘ three,” or “3,” the flag is waved to the 
ground in front and instantly brought to the first position. 


When the letter-number consists of more than one figure, the motions 
of the flag for each figure follow each other without any pause between. 


TO SEND A MESSAGE. 


First call ** Attention” until seen and acknowledged by the opposite 
station. 

The station called will answer by making the general signal for assent. 

The communicating station returns the acknowledgment and then 
proceeds to transmit the message letter by letter. 

When several vessels are present and itis desired to signal by the 
Army Code.to a particular one, the first letter or letters of her name 
should be made until her attention is gained. In case she does not re- 
spond quickly, her distinguishing pennant or number should be hoisted. 

For example, suppose the “ Portsmouth” and “ Plymouth” are pres- 
ent, the signals * Po” and ** Pl” would be their respective designations. 

If the message or any part of it has not been correctly received or is 
not understood, the receiving-station will make the signal for ‘* Repeat,” 
followed by the part of the message to be repeated, as before, or after, 
or between certain words. (See “ Manual of Signals,” under this head- 
ing.) 

When making several signals at the same time, flags of different 
colors should be used, and each vessel when called should answer with 
and display a flag of the same color as that with which the signal is 
made, showing that the signal is understood as intended for that vessel. 


RECORDING SIGNALS. 


When two men are together on a station, one man looks through the 
glass and calls the numbers, as fast as seen, to the other, who writes 
them down. 

Messages are thus recorded in the signal-numbers composing them. 

When secret or cipher codes, codes devised for the occasion, or codes 
not before used, or when the commander wishes a message signaled of 
which he and his correspondent alone shall know the meaning, the 


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nessage may be thus reduced to signal-numbers before being placed in 
the hands of the signalist, who thus becomes simply a medium for the 
transmission of the message, without knowledge of its contents. (See 
‘Manual of Signals,” under this heading.) 

For day and night signals by vertical and horizontal motions, and for 
night-signals by flashes, see ‘* Manual of Signals,” under these headings. 


APPLICATION OF THE ARMY CODE TO THE NAVAL SIGNAL BOOK 
OR THE TELEGRAPHIC DICTIONARY. 


To make use of the Naval Signal Book or Telegraphic Dictionary, the 
numbers corresponding to those in the Signal Book may be made in the 
following manner: 

The first nine letters of the alphabet, by the General Service Code, 
will indicate in regular order the nine digits, and the tenth letter will 
indicate 0. Thus: 


1 Keays NBR A peo poe ae OFS atc 22 of DBs i Hie cated cite i ateet poeten heen 2221 
Br Gt Yc AER ABE AAO ARS NE aie V5 We WB heal Pa See eerie ae Py vote eaves YO > 2211 
“SP Gh aR a ee NIT Ss. Se peel UA VA Be achat terete Selene 122 
oUg tN BRE lies ae tgs Bee ae hy pee 222 9.’ Loses Pee ae eee eee 1 
Peo Eon wae ata ia LQ Oe) eee k deh Yao iid Geet Rees 1122 


After calling attention in the usual manner, the signal-officer will 
make one of the following signals, to show what book or code is used, 
Wiz. 

T. D. U. for the Telegraphic Dictionary. 

S. B. U. for the General Signal Book. 

T. 8S. U. in case Tactical Signal Book is to be used. 

G. L. U. in case Geographical List is to be used. 

Then to make a general signal 2453 he will make 8. B. U., and when 
answered will make B. D. E. C. 


SIGNAL-DRILLS AND INSPECTIONS. 


Tor the purpose of insuring skill in the use of signals and a proper 
care of the signal-apparatus, there will be at least one signal-drill and 
one inspection of equipments in each week, in accordance with the forms 
prescribed in the ‘*‘ Manual of Signals.” 


GENERAL DIRECTIONS TO BE OBSERVED IN USING THE SIGNAL BOOKS. 


1. No additions, alterations, or erasures are to be made in the signal 

books without written authority from the Navy Department. 
. The numerical values assigned to the signal-symbois are to be pre- 

ead. and no changes are to be permitted. 

3. No memoranda or notes are to be written on the inside covers, fly- 
leaves, or margins of the signal books. | 

4, The names of vessels of a fleet, division, or squadron, should be 
written in pencil on the blank spaces, in the table of ‘ Distinguishing- 


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pennants” and “ Distinguishing-lights,” prepared for them opposite 
their respective pennants and distinguishing-lights. 

5. At all times, either of peace or war, and whether in the presence 
of an enemy or stranger, or not, the signals for carrying on the ordinary 
routine duties of the service should be made and reported as they are 
recorded in the signal book, and with the values there assigned to the 
signal-symbols. 

6. All line-officers, quartermasters, and signal- men should inform 
themselves of the respective values of the different symbols used in 
signaling, and instruct themselves in the use of the signal books and 
telegraphic dictionary. They should study the characteristic appear- 
ances and distinctions of the different day flags and pennants, the 
colors and combinations of colors of the different lights used in signal- 
ing at night, and the character and duration of the sounds used in signal- 
ing in fogs, to enable them to report promptly and correctly the numeri- 
cal values of all signals. 

7. All the means and appliances used in making, repeating, and 
answering signals should be kept at hand and in readiness for instant 
use. 

8. All general signals should be answered as soon as they are under- 
stood, and those addressed to particular vessels, squadrons, or divisions 
should be answered by those vessels, squadrons, or divisions only. 

9. When a signal is not understood, the fact should be reported im- 
mediately by signal as an answer to it. 


FOG-SIGNAL SYMBOLS. 
STEAM-WHISTLE OR FOG-HORN. 


Numerals. 

One short, sharp blast. 
. One long blast. 
. Two short, sharp blasts in succession. 
Two long blasts in succession. 
. Three short, sharp blasts in succession. 
Three long blasts in succession. 
. One short, sharp blast followed by one long blast. 
. One long blast followed by one short, sharp blast. 
. Two short, sharp blasts followed by one long blast. 
. Two long blasts followed by one short blast. 

. pees SIGNAL.”—Six (6) short, sharp blasts. _ 

‘¢T DON’T UNDERSTAND.’’—Six (6) short, sharp blasts followed by one 
(1) long blast. 


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DURATIONS OF THE SOUNDS. 


1. A short blast should be about five (5) seconds’ duration, and should 
be made to sound sharp. 


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2. A long blast should be of not less than fifteen (15) nor more than 
twenty-five (25) seconds’ duration, and should be modulated at the begin: 
ning and end of the blast. 

3. The interval of time between the blasts of the same numeral 
should be about five (5) seconds, and should be uniform. 

4. The interval of time between the completion of the blast or blasts 
representing a numeral and the commencement of the first blast of the 
succeeding numeral should be about ten (10) seconds. 


THE PREPARATORY SIGNAL: 


5. Consists of one (1) blast of about sixty (60) seconds, and it should 
in all cases be answered before the signal it precedes is:made. 

Two (2) such blasts, in quick succession, will indicate that telegraphic- 
‘Signals are to be made. | 

Three (3) such blasts, in quick succession, will indicate that the Army- 
code is to be used. . | ‘. 

Three (3) such blasts, in quick succession, followed immediately by 
one (1) blast of ten (10) seconds, will indicate that the Geographical 
List is to be used. 

THE ANSWERING-SIGNAL. 


6. Consists of one (1) sharp blast, of about five (5) seconds’ duration. 
No signals should be answered until all the numerals constituting the 
numbers representing the signal-sentence shall have been made. 

It may be assumed that the signal is complete at the expiration of 
about sixty (60) seconds after the sound of the last blast ceases. 

7. When two or more numerals of the same value follow each other 
or occur in the same number, they must be repeated in the same man- 
ner as with (Coston) night-signals, as there are no “ repeaters” among 
the symbols for fog-signals. 

8. Before commencing the sounding of fog-signals the officer or 
other person stationed to attend at the steam-whistle must be careful 
to see that all the condensed steam is blown from the pipe. An assistant 
with a watch, furnished with a second-hand, must attend and announce 
to the operator the number and kind of blasts to be sounded as repre- 
sentations of each numeral of the intended signal. 

When all the preliminaries are completed, sound the preparatory as 
already explained, and wait a reasonable time, not exceeding sixty (60) 
seconds, for an answer. If none is made in that time, repeat the pre- 
paratory until answered or you are satisfied that no vessel is within 
hearing distance. 

As soon as an answer to the preparatory is heard, commence sounding ~ 
the signal proper, as directed under ‘ Duration of sounds,” allowing an 
interval of about five (5) seconds between the different blasts of the 
same numeral, and of about ten (10) seconds between the different 
numerals of the same signal-number. If no answer is made within 


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two (2) minutes after the completion of the signal, it may be presumed 
that it is not understood, and the signal should be repeated, commencing 
again with the preparatory blast. 

9. The “ error-signal” should be answered before repeating the sig- 
nal to be made. — 

The signal “I don’t understand” should be answered by the vessel 
signaling before recommencing the signal. 


TO APPLY TO THE ARMY CODE. 


10. The call or preparatory consists of three (3) blasts each of about 
sixty (60) seconds’ duration, and in quick succession. 

_ The answering-signal consists of one (1) sharp blast of about five (5) 

seconds’ duration. 

The blasts for signaling will He short, sharp, and of five (5) seconds’ 
interval between the numerals of the same letter, the intervals between 
the succeeding blasts of the same numeral to be as short as possible in 
sounding. 

The intervals between the letters to be about fifteen (15) seconds. ° 

In making these signals greater reference must be made to the ear 
than to the watch for the proper intervals of time, but these should be 
as uniform as possible. 

The general directions for the use of the Army Code will be followed 
in its use with the steam-whistle or fog-horn. The bell may also be 
used in the transmission of signals by this code. 

11. Vessels, during a fog, will answer signals or sound their fog-horns 
in the order of their formation ; if in natural order, No. 1 begins; if in 
reverse order, No. 12 begins, supposing there are twelve (12) vessels in 
the fleet. ‘Two or more vessels should not. make fog-signals at the same 
time. 

12. The prescribed rules governing fog-signals, as set forth in General 
Order No. 34 of the Navy Department, date May 4, 1864, should be ob- 
served strictly at all times. 

They are the following, viz: 


‘“Rules governing fog-signals. 
““ FOG-SIGNALS. 


‘ARTICLE 10. Whenever there is a fog, whether by day or night, the 
fog-signals described below shall be carried and used, and shall be 
sounded atteast every five(5).minutes, viz: 

‘““(a) Steamships under way shall use a steam-whistle placed before 
the funnel, not less than eight (8) feet from the deck. 

““(b) Sailing-ships under way shall use a fog-horn. 

“(¢), Steamships and sailing-ships when not under way shall use a 
bell.” 


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13. A single,short; sharp blast of the steam-whistle or horn, or a few 
rapid strokes of the bell, repeated at the prescribed intervals, will meet 
the requirements of the regulation for indicating position during a fog. 

14. Guns must be fired to give warning of danger during fogs and as 
signals of distress. 

If fired as signals of distress, minute-guns should be fired until relief 
is obtained or the signal is answered by a gun. 

If to give warning of a danger which makes it necessary to go about, 
two guns should be fired in quick succession. 

Firing either great guns or musketry in quick succession during fogs 
will indicate action with or being attacked by the enemy. 

Guns may also be used chronosemically in cases of extreme necessity, 
according to the method in * Myer’s Manual of Signals,” page 164. 


ROUTINE FOR EXERCISES WITH SAIL. 


LOOSING, FURLING, MAKING, OR SHORTENING SAIL IN A FLEET. 


When the preparatory signal is made -to loose or furl sails, either to 
dry or when making sail, the captains of the tops and other necessary 
ready-men should be sent aloft as the preparatory signal is hauled down. 
When they have made the necessary preparations they shall lay down 
into the tops or on deck. 

If to loose, lay aloft sail-loosers the instant the signal of execution is 
started from the truck, yard-arm, or other place to which it may be 
hoisted. 

As the top-men reach the tops, man the boom tricing- lines, trice up, lay 
out and loose, and when ready, let fall with the flag-ship, ava: if so or- 
dered, haul out by the bowlines and hoist away the HebatSuils: ; or, If CO 

make aL sheet home and hoist away. 

In redeine to and furling from a bowline, all hands should be called 
and sent to their stations when the preparatory signal is hauled down. 

When about to furl sails in obedience to orders by signal, the top-men 
and furlers of the fore and aft sails should be ordered aloft as the signal 
of execution is started from the truck, to be followed by the lower- 
yard men as soon as the men are well up. Trice up, lay out, and furl 
away, (regardless of the movements on board of the flag-ship,) lay in, 
down booms, lay down from aloft. | 

In furling from a bowline, immediately after the order aloft lower-yard 
men, the orders haul taut, clew up, and haul down should be given so that 
the sails may be ready for the men by the time they reach their stations 
on the yards and booms. 

When shortening sail in a fleet: in obedience to an order by signal, 
the sails ordered to be taken in should be clewed up or hauled down as 
the signal of execution comes down, and the men ordered aloft at the 
same time. | 


Nite 
REEFING TOP-SAILS IN A FLEET. 

When a general signal is made to reef top-sails, all hands should be 
instantly called, the gear led out clear and manned or attended, and 
everything made ready for bracing in and clewing down the top-sail 
yards, &e., and the top-men at their stations on deck ready to lay alott 
at the moment the signal is started to be hauled down. 

If the reefing is for exercise or competition, the top-men should be or- 
dered in and off the yards and down on deck as soon as the reefs are taken 
in, and the top-sails hoisted and yards trimmed, regardless of the move- 
ments on board the flag-ship; but if the order is not for a trial of skill, 
the top-men should lay aloft, out on the yards, in and down from aloft and 
the top-sails hoisted with the flag-ship, to enable the vessels of the fleet 
the better to preserve their relative positions in the prescribed forma- 
tion. 


SENDING UP AND DOWN ROYAL AND TOP-GALLANT YARDS IN PORT, 
MORNING AND EVENING, WITH THE COLORS. 


The ready-men are sent aloft ana those on deck ordered to stand by to 
send the yards up or down, as the case may be, as the preparatory signal 
is being hauled down. In sending them down, beat the call as the signal > 
of execution goes up. As the signal of execution is started from the 
track, roll off, and at the third roll seay, lower away, &e., hauling down 
the colors at the same time. 

In sending them up, commence preparations as soon as the prepara- 
tory signal is hauled down. As the signal of execution goes up, beat 
the call, sway out of the rigging or up and down, and aloft together. 

As the signal of execution starts from the truck, roll off, and at the 
third roll sway across. 

The prepar.tory signal for sending up or down yards should be made 
fifteen (15) minutes in advance of the time for making the executing- 

signal, so that all may be ready to sway at the same moment and at the 
time of hoisting or hauling down the colors. ‘ 


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GHNHRAL SIGNALS. 


19-20 


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SIGNALS. 


501 ABACK..the Admiral’s or Commander-in- 


522 
523 


524 


_ Aback.. brace mizzen-topsail 


Chiet’s fore-topsail is. 


Aback..the Admiral’s or Commander-in- 
Chief’s maia-topsail is. 


Aback..the Admiral’s or Commander-in- 
Chiet’s mizzen-topsail is. 


Aback..brace all 
Aback.. brace fore-topsail..... ; 


Aback.. brace main-topsail............--- 


Aback..enemy’s topsails are 


‘ in. 
Aback..stranger’s topsail is....-........-. 


ABANDON..the chase, and resume course or 


station. 
Abandon..and destroy the place 


eee tee ew ee 


Abardon..the duty or service, and resnme 


course or station. 
Abandon..the earthworks and retire 


Abandon..the forts, harbor, or place now 


occupied, 
Abandon... the place 


eavandon.. Present Guby -. op. yenos- nas - ose 


Abandon. .your present position or station. 
Abandon..the prize-s 


Abandon..the search, and resume course 
or station. 


‘ABANDONED .. his artillery, the enemy has... 


Abandoned..the enemy has, his boat-s or 
vessel-s. 


Abandoned ..the chase, the enemy has ...- 
Abondoned..the chase or duty has been.. - 


Abandoned..his encampment, the enemy 
has. 


- Abandoned... his entrenchments, the enemy 


has. 


Abandoned..the fort-s, harbor, city, or 
place, has been. 


Abandoned.-.his fort-s, the enemy has .... 


Abandoned ..the bay, harbor, fort, or place, 
has been, by the enemy. 


Abandoned .. the object or purpose contem- 
plated has been. 


Abandoned. .his works, the enemy has.... 


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INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ADMIRAL’S 
SAIL. 


FORKE-TOP- 


ADMIRAL’S 
SAIL. 


MAIN-TOP- 


ADMIRAL’S 
TOPSAIL. 


MIZZEN- 


BRACE ALL. 


BRACE FORE-TOPSAIL. 
BRACE MAIN-TOPSAIL. 
BRACE MIZZEN-TOPS’L, 
ENEMY’S TOPSAILS. 
STRANGER’S ‘1OPSAIL. 


CHASE. 


DESTROY PLACE. 
Dury, SERVICE. 


EARTHWORKS, RETIRE. 
FORTS, HARBOR. 


PLACE. 

PRESENT DUTY. 
PRESENT POSITION. 
PRIZE-S. 

SEARCH. 


VESSEL-S. 


VESSEL-S, DO NOT. 


ARTILLERY, ENEMY. 
BoaT-s, ENEMY. 


CHASE, ENEMY. 

6 
CHASE, HAS BEEN. 
ENCAMPMENT, ENEMY. 


ENTRENCHMENTS, EN- 
EMY. 


FORrT-S, HARBOR. 


FortT-S, ENEMY. 


HARBOR, PLACE, EN- 
EMY. 


OBJECT, HAS BEEN. 


PLACE, ENEMY. 


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Signal x 
Nos. SIGNALS. 
533 | ABANDONED..the prize has been..-......--. 
534 Abandoned. .the search has been...--..--- 
535 Abandoned..the wreck, the people have. -. 
536 | ABANDONING. .his boat-s or vessel-s, the en- 


542 


544 


emy is. 
Abandoning .-his entrenchments, fort-s, or 
position, the enemy is. 


° i sta 
Abandoning ..the fort-s, place, or position, 
our forces are. 


Abandoning ..the place, prepare for. ...--. 


Abandoning ..the pursuit, our forces or the 
vessels are. | 


Abandoning. -his sick and wounded, the 


enemy is. 


Abandoning..his supplies, the enemy is. -. 


ABOARD..of their respective vessels, all -per- 
sons will go immediately. 


[Notr.—When this signal (No. 543) is 
made, immediately after answering it 
the CORNET will be hoisted at the fore 
of each vessel, and kept flying so long 
as there are absentees. When all ab- 
sentees have returned the CORNET will 
be hauled down, as an indication to the 
Commander-in-Chief that the vessel is 
ready for orders. ] 


Aboard..the vessel indicated, send assist- 


ance. 

' Aboard. .the strange vessel, send medical 
officer. 

ABOVE..the battery-ies, anchor ..-.-.--.----- 
Above..the city or place, anchor...-..-.-. 
Above..the flag-ship, anchor .......------ 
Abote. the feet, anchor o> j2c..5 eee teat 
Above..the forts, anchor ..........- beats 
Above..the light-house, anchor....-.-.-.- 

.. Above..the narrows, anchor... Pat i, 2? 
Above..the next point, anchor...-.-..----. 
Above..the next turn, anchor.........--.- 


Above..the unarmed vessels, anchor ...--- 


ABSENCE..account for your 


Absence..do not grant leave of, to any one- 


Absence.. your, is satisfactorily explained -. 


Absence.. grant usual leave of, to officers.. 
Absence.-.leave of, requested is granted -.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


PRIZE. 
SEARCH. 
WRECK, PEOPLE. 


BOAT-S, ENEMY. 


ENTRENCHMENTS, EN- 
EMY. 


FORT-S, OUR FORCES. 


PREPARE FOR. 
PURSUIT. 


Sick, ENEMY. 


SUPPLIES, ENEMY. 


ALL PERSONS. 


ASSISTANCE, SEND. 
STRANGER, MEDICAL. 


BATTERY-IES, ANCHOR. 
CITY, ANCHOR. 
F'LAG-SHIP, ANCHOR. 
FLEET, ANCHOR. 
Forts, ANCHOR. 
LIGHT-HOUSE, ANCH’R, 
NARROWS, ANCHOR. 
POINT, ANCHOR. 
TURN, ANCHOR. 
UNARMED, ANCHOR. 


ACCOUNT FOR, 
DO NOT GRANT. 


EXPLAINED SATISFAC- 
TORILY, 


GRANT LEAVE. 
LEAVE OF, GRANTED. 


Reference 


Nos. 


23 


SIGNALS. 


ABSENCE.. leave of, requested is refused - ..-. 


Absence.. your, is not satisfactorily ex- 
plained. 


Absence..from, or delay in returning to 
your station, report the cause of. 


ABSENT. .the Admiral or Com/’der-in-Chief is. 


Absent..my boat-s is or are on duty..---. 
MME e LUG WADI Ita. eee cen 22 she. 
Absent..the.Chief of Staff is ...-...-.--.- 
Absent. .the Commander is .---.. ....---. 
Absent. .the Commanding Officer is ..---. 
Absent..the Commodore is. ..-......-..---.- 
Absent..the Executive Officer is..--.. ---. 


Absent.. how many days are you, from port ? 
PA DweN Ee GG, UtItGN 18etsi gut aes oie a as 


Absent..the officer-s designated is or are.. 


Absent .. without leave, some of my officers 
are. 


Absent. .ofticer-s is or are signaled or sent 
for. 


Absent .. persons belonging to this vessel are. 
Absent..the steam-launch is 


«a2 e@eece een ec cone 


ABSENTEE-S. -have not returned......-..---. 
Absentee—-s.. recall or send for. .......----. 
ma been teo-se-report.all. Ooi eos oa 0,2 oni 


Absentee-s.. have returned 


eee ree coer 


ACCEPT..do not, the terms offered 
Accept..do you.or will-you ?..-. --...-.-.- 
Accept ..the enemy’s terms. ..<-...-...... 


Accept-s.. with pleasure 


eee eee sew eee ce wees 


Accept..the surrender 


Accept..the terms offered 


Accept.-I am unable to 


ACCEBLED- our terms are. ..-<set ote. ake oe 


Accepted. -our'terms are not...--.--.-.--.-- 


ACCOMPANY. .the boat-s 
Accompany ..the bomb-vessel-s.-.--.---- He 


Accompany..the flotilla or boat-squadron 
ordered on service.. 


Accompany..the iron-clad-s..--..-...---- 
Accompany. -the monitor-s.......--..+---. 


INDEX WoRDsS. 


LEAVE OF, REFUSED. 
Nor EXPLAINED. 


REPORT CAUSE OF,. 


ADMIRAL. 
Boat-s. 


CAPTAIN. 

CHIEF OF STAFF. 
COMMANDER. 
COMMANDING OFFICER 
COMMODORE. 
EXECUTIVE OFFICER. 
How MANY ? 

LAUNCH. 

OFFICER-S. 

OFFICERS. 


OFFICER-S SIGNALED. 


PERSONS. 


Accompany.-the ordnance-vessel-s ....-... 


STEAM-LAUNCH. 


NoT RETURNED. 
RECALL. 
REPORT. 


RETURNED. 
| 


DO NOT, TERMS. 
Do you? 
ENEMY’S TERMS. 
PLEASURE. 
SURRENDER. 
TERMS. 

UNABLE. 


TERMS. 
TERMS. 


Boat-s. 
BOMB-VESSEL-S. 
FLOTILLA. 


IRON-CLAD-S. 
MOonlirTonr-s. 
ORDNANCE-VESSEL-S. 


Refer 


ence 


Nos 


| 


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Signal 
Nos. 


609 


608 | 


24 


SIGNALS. 


ACCOMPANY Jothe prizess: oa ae eee e eke 
Accompany ..the ram-S ....- ..-.----- ee 


Accompany ..the strange vessel to anchor- 
age. . 


Accompany ..the supply-vessel.-...-..---- 

Accompany ..torpedo boat-s or vessel-s -.. 

Accompany..the turreted vessel......---. 

Accompany ..the nnarmed vessel-s or traus- 
port-s, parting company to the 
signal. 


Accompany -.-this vessel, or the one indi- 
cated. 


Accompany-.the vessel-s designated into 
port. 


Accompany..the vessel-s designated into 
the port or plaee, which will be 
indicated by signal. 


VACCOUN Ee ctor youre psenceey oe. ches eee 


Account..for your absence from or delay 
in returning to your station. 


Account..send, or communicate by nu- 
boys. 

Account..send or telegraph number of 
ing. 

Account. .send,or communicate by numeral 


ers. 


Account..send or telegraph the number 
of tons of coal on board, by nu- 
meral signal. 


Account..for your apparently crippled 
condition. ; 


Account..send, of cruise, operations, or 
transactions. 


Account..send, or communicate by tele- 


graphic signal, damage to ves- | 


sel-s and armament-s. | 


Account..send, of the disaster, or commu- 
nicate it by telegraphic signals. 


Account..send, of enemy’s forces seen, or 
transmit by telegraphic signals. 


Account..send, of the number of guns 
Seen in enemy’s battery-—ies, or 
indicate it by numeral signal. 


graphic signal. the enemy’s posi- 


| Account..send, or communicate by tele- 
| tion and strength. 


place, point, or port indicated by 


meral signal, the deficiencies of | 
days’ coal on board for full steam- | 


signal, deficiencies of coal-heav- | 


“ 


INDEX WorDs. 


| Reference 
Nos. 


PRIZE-S. 
RAM-S. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


SUPPLY-VESSEL. 
TORPEDO-BOAT-S. 
TURRETED VESSEL. 
UNARMED VESSEL-S. 


VESSEL. 
VESSEL-S, PORT. 


VESSEL-S, PORT. 


ABSENCE, 556 
ABSENCE, DELAY. 563 — 


Boys, SEND. 


| COAL, SEND. 


| COAL-HEAVERS, SEND. 


COAL, TONS, SEND. 


CRIPPLED CONDITION. 


| CRUISE, SEND. 


DAMAGE, SEND. 


DISASTER , SEND. 


ENEMY’S FORCES, SEND 


ENEMY’S GUNS, SEND. 


ENEMY’S POSITION, 
SEND. 


619 | ACCOUNT..send, 


meral signal, the deficiencies of 


620 


621 
622 


623 


629 


630 


631 


632 


633 
634 


SIGNALS. 


ACCOUNTS..from the Army are cheering 


or communicate by nu- 


firemen. 


Account..send or signal—first, of killed; 
second, of wounded ; and, third, 
of the missing, indicating the 
number under each head, by 
numeral signal. 


Account..send, or communicate by nu- 


moral signal, the deficiencies of 


landsmen. 


Account..send, or communicate by tele- 
graphic signal, deficiencies of 
all officers. 


Account..send, or communicate by signal, 


quantity of oil for lubricating- | 


purposes on board; indicate, 
first, number of days full steam- 
ing, and then the number of gal- 
lons, by numeral signal. 


Account..send, or communicate by nu- 
meral | 
ordinary seamen. 


Account..send, of most pressing wants, to 
enable you to proceed on imme- 
diate service. 


Account..send, of the number of days 
provisions and water for the 
crew and officers now on board 
the vessels under your com- 
mand, or indicate it by numeral 
signal, 


Account..send, of recent encounter, fight, 
or skirmish with the enemy. 


Account..send, or communicate by tele- 
graphic signal, of recent move- 
ments, and their results. 


Account..send, or communicate by tele- 
graphic signal, the result of re- 
connaissance. 


Account..send, or indicate by numeral 
signal, deficiencies of seamen. 


Account..send, or communicate by nu- 
meral signal, deficiencies of 
watch-officers. 


Account. .telegraph, of aac you may 
see. 


SB ccc: 


Accounts: believed to be authentic and 
reliable have been received in 
regard to the action-s or bat- 
tle-s, which will be communi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


signal, the deficiencies of 


INDEX WorDs. 


FIREMEN, SEND. 


KILLED, WOUNDED— 
SEND. 


LANDSMEN, SEND. 


OFFICERS, SEND. 


OIL ON BOARD, SEND. 


ORDINARY 
SEND. 


SEAMEN, 


PRESSING WANTS, SEND 


PROVISIONS, SEND. 


RECENT FIGHT, SEND. 


RECENT MOVEMENTS, 
SEND. 


RESULT OF RECON- 
NAISSANCE, SEND. 
SEAMEN, SEND. 


WATCH-OFFICERS, SEND 


WHAT YOU SEE. 


ARMY, CHEERING. 


AUTHENTIC, RECEIVED 


) 
| Reference 
| Nos 


26 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


635 | ACCOUNTS..from the scene of action are 
conflicting in their charac- 
ter. 


636 


644 


645 


646 
647 


Accounts..received from the enemy are 
cheering to us. 


Accounts..received from the enemy are 
favorable to him. 


Accounts..received from, or in regard to, 
the enemy, are believed to be 
entirely reliable. 


Accounts..received from, or in regard to, 
the enemy’s position and forces, 
are unreliable. 


Accounts..received are favorable. ........ 
Accounts ..from home are satisfactory. - - - - 


Accounts .- have made out, without delay, 
of officers and crew. 


Accounts..of officers and crew, send to 
this or the vessel which will be 
indicated, for transmission to 
the Department. 


Accounts..of transferred officers and men 
have not been received from 
the vessel-s which will be des- 
ignated by signal. 


Accounts..of all persons transferred have 


made out without delay and 
send them to the vessel-s or 
station-s to which they have 
been or are to be transferred. 


Accounts.. have been transferred .--..---. 
Accounts.-.received are unfavorable. ...--. 


ACCUMULATING ..our difficulties are con- 


stantly. 


ACROSS - 218 there's boon ?-2. +e eee eee 


Across. there 1s-a- boom 2... 2.2.2. eee eee 


ACT..in strict accordance with previous or- 


ders or instructions, the fleet, 
division-s, squadron-s, or ves- 
el-s indicated will. 

Act..the Admiral or Com’r-in-Chief will, 
independently, regardless of 
the order or formation of the 
fleet. 


Act] cantiously ..2-s5.0.+s=es bce ems 
4cts.an- concert i. .ce: ved ie ees 


Act..in concert, commanders of divisions 
or squadrons will. 


INDEX. WORDS. 


‘CONFLICTING. 


ENEMY, CHEERING. 
ENEMY, FAVORABLE. 


ENEMY, RELIABLE. 


ENEMY, UNRELIABLE. 


FAVORABLE. 
HOME, SATISFACTORY. 
OFFICERS, CREW. 


OFFICERS, CREW. 


OFFICERS, TRANSFER’D 


PERSONS, TRANSFER’D. 


~ TRANSFERRED. 


UNFAVORABLE. 


DIFFICULTIES. 


Boom ? 
Boom. 


ACCORDANCE, ORDERS. 


ADMIRAL, INDEPEND 
ENTLY. 


CAUTIOUSLY. 
CONCERT. 
CONCERT. 


Reference 


Nos. 


Signal 
Nos. 


27 


SIGNALS. 


ACT..in concert, the fleet, division, or squad- 


ron indicated will. 


Act..1n concert, the vessels designated 
will. 

Act..as a decoy, the vessel-s designated 
will. 


Act..on the defensive ....- 
Act..J intend to, on the defensive 


Act..at your discretion 


i ed 


Act..with great prudence and discretion- 


Act..independently of each other, com- 
manders of divisions or squadrons 
Wilk py) 


Act..independently of each other, the 
vessels indicated will. 


Act..I intend to, on the offensive, as soon 
as prepared. 


Act..promptly 


ne  d 


Act.. vigorously and without unnecessary 
delay. 


ACTION..[a signal to prepare for. ] 


Action..the Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief will lead into. 


Action.. Avoid general 


Action..go into, boldly 


ee ee es 


Action..endeavor to bring enemy into.... 


Action..endeavor to bring enemy into 
close. 


Action..cease or discontinue 


Action..has ceased 


ACIHHY ss CLOMORE Clon ae. hale ono 


aee rer eeee 


Action..closer, go into 


Action..commence, [a general signal for 
commencing battle. ] 


Action..commence immediately........--- 


Action..commence with shell when with- 
in five-second: fuze range. 


Action ..commence general, when the Com- 
mander-in-Chief opens upon the 
enemy. 


Aclion..commence general, when leading 
vessel, squadron, or division opens 
on enemy. 


Action..commence, with grape or canis- 
ter, or both, when within proper 
_ range for it. 


Action..commence at long range. --..---. 


INDEX WORDS. 


CONCERT. 
CONCERT. 
DECOY. 


DEFENSIVE. 
DEFENSIVE. 
DISCRETION. 
DISCRETION. 
INDEPENDENTLY. 


INDEPENDENTLY. 
OFFENSIVE. 


PROMPTLY. 
VIGOROUSLY. 


ADMIRAL, LEAD. 


AVOID GENERAL. 
BOLDLY. 

BRING ENEMY. 
BRING ENEMY. 


CEASE. 
CEASED. 
CLOSE. 
CLOSER. 
COMMENCE. 


COMMENCE IMMEDI- 
ATELY. 


COMMENCE,FIVE-SEC’D 


SHELL. 
COMMENCE, GENERAL. 


COMMENCE, GENERAL. 


COMMENCE, GRAPE, 
CANISTER. 


COMMENCE, LONG R’GE 


Reference 
Nos. 


| 


INDEX WORDS. 


COMMENCE, RIFLED. 
COMMENCE, SHELL. 


COMMENCE, SHORT 


COMMENCE,SOLID SHOT 
COMMENCE,SOLID SHOT 


COMMENCE, TEN-SEC’D 


COMMENCED. 
CONCERT, NECESSARY. 


CONTINUE. 
DECISIVE. 
DISASTROUS, ENEMY. 
DISASTROUS, US., 
Do NOT COMMENCE. 
Do NOT COMMENCE, 


Do NOT COMMENCE, 
ENDED. 


ENEMY AVOIDS. 
ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 


ENEMY’S BOAT-S. 
ENEMY, BRING. 


ENEMY’S FLOTILLA. 
ENEMY’S [RON-CLAD-S. 


ENEMY, PREPARED. 
ENEMY’S RAM-S. 


ENEMY’S TORPEDO- 
VESSEL-S. 


ENEMY, UNPREPARED. 


ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 


GENERAL. 


GO INTO, DASH. 


GO INTO, PRUDENCE. 


ines SIGNALS. 

685 | ACTION..commence, when within rifle-range-| COMMENCE,RIFLE-k’GE 

686 Action... commence, with rifled cannon only 

687 Action..commence, with shell at longest 
range. 

638 Action..commence, at short or point- 
blank range. 

689 Action..commence, with solid shot. ..-.-. 

690 Action..commence, with solid shot and 
heaviest charges. 

691 Action..commence, with shell, when with- 
in ten-second-fuze range. . 

692 Action. Nas LOMIMORCER ts. 2.- koe ee wee 

693 Action..in concert is necessary to insure 
success. ; 

694 Action..continue thew. S214. oc. ee eee 

695 Action.. has been decisive ....-...--..... 

696 Action.-has been disastrous to the enemy. 

697 Action..has been disastrous to us ....---. 

6937 Action..do not commence.......----.-..- 

6y9 Action..do not commence the, until with- 
in effective range. 

700 ‘Action.:do not commence the, until the 
private signal prescribed, or the 
general one for doing so, is made. 

701 Action..appears to have ended.....-...-. 

702 Action..the enemy avoids....-...-.-...-- 

703 Action..have been in, with the enemy’s 
battery—ies or fort-s. 

704 _ Action.. have been in, with enemy’s boat-s. 

705 Action..we could not eee the enemy 
into. 

706 Action..have been in, with enemy’s flo- 
tilla. 

707 Action.. have been in, with enemy’s iron- 
clad-s. 

708 Action. .enemy appears to be prepared for- 

709 Action.- have been in, with enemy’s ram-s- 

710 Action..have been in, with chon’ tor- 
pedo- vessel-s. ' ‘ 

711 Action..enemy appears to be unprepared 
for. 

712 Action..-have been in, with enemy’s ves- 
sel-s. 

713 Action..General, [a signal for]...-.- ney 

714 Action..go into, with a dash ........ te 

715 Action. .go into, with prudence and caution 

716 Action..join in the 


JOIN. 


v 
SIGNALS. INDEX Wonps. mee 
: = Z 
oS 
‘717 | ACTION..I am not ready to renew the .......| NoT READY, RENEW. 
718 Action. -has not been severe ..-:--....2:. NoT SEVERE. 
719 Action .. prepure for generals... ..-..--... PREPARE, GENERAL. | 
720 Action. .prepared for, I am..--......------ PREPARED. 
721 Action. are you prepared for?............ PREPARED ? 
722 Action..1 am ready to recommence the -..| READY, RECOMMENCE. 
723 Motion. Trecommence, the-.->--..2.... -.-- RECOMMENCE. 
| 724 Action.. has been sharp and vigorous..-.. SHARP. 
725 Action. -will be sharp and vigorous. ..-.-.. SHARP. 
726 Action... have had a sharp one with enemy.) SHARP. 
727 Action.. has been successful.......... ..-.| SUCCESSFUL. 
728 Action..will commence, as enemy is | WILL COMMENCE. 
brought within effective range. 
729 Action..withdraw from........---.+--++- WITHDRAW. 
730 Action..or battle, we have won -.....-..-. Won. 


731 | ACTIVE..movements are observed among the | MOVEMENTS, ENEMY. 


enemy. 

732 Active.. preparations are being made for | PREPARATIONS. 
executing your orders. 

733 | ACTIVITY. ‘the enemy exhibits great ......-.. ENEMY, EXHIBITS. 

734 Activity..there must be great, on your, or | GREAT, NECESSARY. 


our, part. 


735 | ADDITIONAL..aid is‘needed to get this ves- | AID, NEEDED. 
sel or the vessel grounded afloat. 


736 Additional..assistance is needed by the | ASSISTANCE, NEEDED. 
distressed vessel. 
737 Additional. .assistance is required to ena- | ASSISTANCE, REQUIRED 
ble me to carry out your instruc- : 
tions. f 
738 Additional. -assistance is not required -.... - ASSISTANCE NOT, REQ’D 
739 | - Additional.-.assistance, send, to the stran- | ASSISTANCE, SEND. 
ger or vessel designated. j 
740 | ADJOURN. -the Board of Examiners will. .-.. BOARD OF EXAMINERS 
TAL Adjourn..the Board of Survey will.----.- BOARD OF SURVEY. 
742 Adjourn. .the Court of Inquiry will...---. Court OF INQUIRY. 
743 Adjourn. .the Court of Inquiry is ready to.| Court oF INQUIRY. 
744 Adjourn..the Court-Martial will .....----. CouRT-MARTIAL. 
745 Adjourn. -the Court-Martial will, until to- | CoURT-MARTIAL. 
morrow. 
746 Adjourn. .the Court-Martial is ready to....| CoURT-MARTIAL. 


747 | ADJUDICATED. .the Admiralty Court has,the | ApbMrrALTY CouURT, 
. prize-s, to be communicated by PRIZE-S. 
telegraphic signal. aes 
748 | ADMIRABLY..the officers and crew of your | BEHAVED, OFFICERS, 


command have behaved, in the CREW. 
action with the enemy. 


30 


Signal 


Wad SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


749 | ADMIRABLY ..the officers and crews have be- | BEHAVED, OFFICERS, 
haved,in the action with the CREWS. 
enemy. 


750 Admirably..the vessel-s under your com- | HANDLED, VESSEL-S. - 
mand has or have been handled. 


Admirably.. done, executed, or performed.| PERFORMED. 


| | ADMIRAL..or Commander-in-Chief, is absent.| ABSENT. 564 


Admirat..or Commander-in-Chief, will act | ACT, INDEPENDENTLY.| 652 
independently, regardless of the | 
order or formation of the fleet. : 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, has al- | ALTERED COURSE. 
tered course to that which will be 
next indicated by compasssignal. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is ap- | APPROACHING. 
proaching. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, has ar- | ARRIVED. 
rived at the port or place which 
will be designated by geograph- 
ical signal. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, ascer- | ASCERTAIN DISPOSI- 
tain from the, what disposition | TION, PRIZES. 
shall be made of the captured 
vessel-s or prisoners, and report 
without delay. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, ascer- | ASCERTAIN WISHES. 
tain from the, what he wishes / 
me or the vessel-s under my 
command to do in the further 
[ prosecution of his orders, and 
report witbout delay. : 


Adniral..or Commander-in-Chief, is ashore} ASHORE. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, give par-| ATTENTION, MOVEM’TS, 
ticular attention to the move- 
merts of, and of the different 
vesscls of the fleet. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, await | Awalrr. 
the arrival of. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, requests | BREAKFAST, TO-MOR- 
the favor of your company to|. Row. 
breakfast to-morrow; the hour 
to be designated by numeral 
signal after this. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, requests | BREAKFAST, TO-DAY. 
the favor of your company to 
breakfast to-day; the hour to 
be designated by numeral sig- 
nal after this. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, bring | BRING INTELLIGENCE. | 
or carry intelligence to the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, directs | CLOSE ORDER. 
that the tleet keep in as close 
order during the night as the 
weather, sea, and prudence will 
allow. 


Signal 
Nos. 


765 


ol 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


764 | ADMIRAL..or Commander-in-Chief, commu- 


nicate with the, on shore. 


Admiral..or Commander in-Chief, I wish 
to communicate with the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in- Chief, has 
been communicated with. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, has not 
been communicated with. 


Admiral..or Commander -in- Chief, will 
cover the retreat. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is dead. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, requests 
the favor of your company at 
dinner to-morrow, at the hour 
which will be designated by 

* numeral signal after this. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, requests 
the favor of your company at 
dinner to-day, at the hour which 
will be designated by numeral 
signal after this. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, go for 
dispatches to the port, place, or 
vessel indicated, and bring them 
to the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, have 
you dispatches for? 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, I have 
dispatches for the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, I have 
no dispatches for the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, disre- 
gard the course and movements 
of the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, will 
pass the night under easy 
sail. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is ex- 
pected to arrive on or about the 
day of the present month to be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is ex- 
pected to arrive at this port or 
place, or that which will be in- 
‘dicated by geographical signal 
after this. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is ex- 
pected daily. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, go with- 
in hail of, or of the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Admiral..or Comimander-in-Chief, has 
hauled his wind. 


———— 


COMMUNICATE WITH. 


COMMUNICATE WITH. 


COMMUNICATED WITH. 


COMMUNICATED WITII. 


COVER RETREAT. 


DEAD. 


DINNER, TO-MORROW. 


DINNER, TO-DAY. 


DISPATCHES. 


DISPATCHES ? 


DISPATCHES TOR. 


/ 


DISPATCHES, NONE. 


DISREGARD MOVEM’TS. 


F/ASY SAIL. 


EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. 


EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. 


EXPECTED DAILY. 


HAIL. 


HAULED WIND. 


Reference 
Nos 


} 


32 


792 


~ 
© 
ON 


SIGNALS. 


ADMIRAL..or Commander-in-Chief, will hoist 


his flag for the time being on 
board the vessel designated. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is or 
appears to be hove-to. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is in- 
disposed. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, will in- 
spect the vessel-s indicated to- 
morrow, at the hour which will 
be shown by numeral signal. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, join the, 
without unnecessary delay. 


Admiral. -or Commander-in-Chief, is keep- 
ing off. 

Admiral..or Commander -in - Chief, will 
lead into action. 


Admiral..or Commander -in- Chief, will 
lead the center division of the 
fleet. 


Admiral..or Commander -in - Chief, will 
lead the lee or rear division of 
the fleet. 


Admiral..or Commander -in-Chief, will 
lead the port division of the fléet. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 


lead the starboard division of 
the fleet. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 
Jead the van or weather divi- 
sion of the fleet. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 
leave the fleet, or this station, 
on the day of the present month 
which will be indicated next by 
numeral signal. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 
take station on the left flank of 
the fleet. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is too 
much occupied to transact any 
but the most pressing business 
of the fleet. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, open to 
allow the, to take station ahead 
of the vessel designated. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, directs 
that the fleet keep in open or- 
der during the night. 

Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, has or- 
ders or commands for you. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, has no 
orders or commands for you. 


el; = 
a 


INDEX WORDS. 


Referene 
Nos. 


HOIST FLAG; 


HOVE-TO. 
INDISPOSED. 


INSPECT VESSEL-S. 


JOIN. 
KEEPING OFF. 
669 


LEAD ACTION. 


LEAD CENTER. 
LEAD LEE. | 


LEAD PORT. 


LEAD STARBOARD. 


LEAD VAN. : 
LEAVES FLEET. 


LEFT FLANK. 


OCCUPIED. 


OPEN, AHEAD. 


OPEN ORDER. 


ORDERS. 


ORDERS, NONE. 


DO 


815 


816 


820 


SIGNALS. — 


ADMIRAL.-.or Commander-in- Chief, will 
carry a press of sail during the 
night. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, will re- 
ceive the officers of the fleet on 
the day and at the hour which 
will be designated. 


Admiral. .or Commander-in-Chief, will re- 
ceive the officers of the newly- 
arrived vessel-s on the day and 
at the hour which will be des- 
ignated. : 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is reef- 
ing. 
fo) 


Admiral..or Communder-in-Chief, rejoin -. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is re- 
turning. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 
take station on the right flank. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, salute 
the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, have 
- you seen the ? 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, I have 
seen the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, I have 
not seen the. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, has not 
been seen. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, is se- 
riously ill. 


Admiral..or Commander-iu-Chief, directs 
that signals be repeated by di- 
visional and squadron com’rs. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, has 
tacked. 


Admiral..or Commander- in - Chief, will 
take leave of the officers of the 
fleet to-morrow at the hour 
which will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Admiral..or Commander -in - Chief, will 
take station in advance of the 
vessel indicated. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 


take station between the two 
vessels indicated. 


dAdmiral..or Commander -in - Chief, will 
take station on the flank or out- 
side of the vessel indicated. 


Admiral. .or Commander -in- Chief, will 
take station in rear of vessel 
indicated. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


PRESS OF SAIL. 


RECEIVE OFFICERS. 


RETURNING. 
RIGHT FLANK. 
SALUTE. 
SEEN? 

SEEN. 

SEEN. 

SEEN. “ 
SERIOUSLY ILL. 


SIGNALS REPEATED. 


TACKED. 


TAKES LEAVE TO-MOR- 
ROW. | 


TAKES STATION. 


TAKES STATION. 


TAKES STATION. 


TAKES STATION. 


RECEIVE OFFICERS. 
REEFING. 
REJOIN. 


eee 


SNS 


o4 


Signa] 


Wad SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


821 | ADMIRAL..or Commander -in - Chief, is too 
unwell to attend to official bus- 
iness. 


Admiral..or Commander - in - Chief, will 
transact official business ‘daily 
with the commanding ofticers, 
between the A. M. and P. M. 
hours which will be shown next 
by numeral signals, in order. 


822 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, wishes 
to see you as soon as convenient. 


Admiral..or Commander-in-Chief, wishes 
to see you immediately. 


ADMIRAVL’S. -or Commander-in-Chief’s, flag- 
ship is aground. 


Adniral’s..or Commander - in - Chief’s, 
barge, send on shore. 


Admiral’s..or Commander - in - Chief’s, 
barge, send, to this, or vessel 
designated. 


Admiral’s. .or Commander-in-Chiet’s, flag- 
ship, communicate with the. 


Admiral’s..or Commander - in - Chief’s, 
4 course and movements follow, 
with or without signals. 


820); 


Admirals ..or Commander-in-Chief’s, flag, 

Q hoist on board of the vessel des- 

« ignated when it is hauled down 
by the vessel now wearing it. 


Adniral’s..or Commander-in-Chief’s, the 
flag seen is. 


Admiral’s. .flag, the one seen is 


Admirals ..or Commander-in-Chief’s, flag- 
ship is under way. 


. 
Admirals. .or Commander-in-Chief’s, fore- 
topsail is aback. 
‘ Admiral’s.. or Commander-in-Chief’s,main- 
topsail is aback. 


Admiral’s..or Commander-in-Chief’s, miz- 
zen-topsail is aback. 


ddmirals..flag, shift or transfer to the 
vessel designated. 


the case-s of the prize-s, which 
will be indicated by telegraphic 
signal, will attend the. 


Admiralty..Court of, has condemned the 
vessel-s as good prize, which will 
be indicated by telegraphic sig’]. 

Admiralty . .Court of, has decided the prize- 


case-s, Which will be communi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


836 


ADMIRALTY..Court of, all the witnesses in’ 


Too UNWELL. 


TRANSACT OFFICIAL 
BUSINESS. 


WISHES T0 SEE YOU. 
WISHES TO SEE YOU. 
AGROUND. 

BARGE, SEND. 


BARGE, SEND. 


COMMUNICATE WITH. 


COURSE FOLLOW. - 


FLAG, HOIST. 


FLAG, SEEN 


FLAG, SEEN. 
FLAG-SHIP UNDER WAY 


FORE-TOPSAIL, ABACK. 
MAIN-TOPSAIL, ABACK, 
MIZZE> 


-TOPS’L, ABACK. 


TRANSFER. 


ATTEND, WITNESSES. 


CONDEMNED, PRIZE-S. 


DECIDED, PRIZE- 
CASE--S. 


oO 
Co 
a 
D> 
5 
Sea 
(ob) 
io 


Signal 


Nos. 


3D 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorpDs. 


837 | ADMIRALTY-..Court of, bas released the cap- 


838 


839 


840 


841 


. tured vessel-s, which will be 
indicated by signal. 


Admiralty..Court of, send the prize-s, 
with witnesses, to the, which 
will be designated by signal. 


Admiralty ..Court. of, send any, or the re- 
maining, witnesses, and prison- 
ers, to the, to which the prize-s 
has or have been sent. 


ADOPT ..the alternative which Will best sub- 


serve the public interests and 
meet the emergency. 


Adopt..all precautionary measures neces- 
sary. 


BDL. DOALH-S 18 OF RTs. oe. as nse y ee es 
ADVANCE..and attack the enemy in the pre- 


scribed order, small vessel-s will. 
Advance..the, is or has been attacked. ..-. 


Advance..the boat-s and small vessel-s 
designated will, and attack the 
enemy in obedience to orders. 


Advance..the boat-s will, and land under 
the protection of the guns of 
the fleet. 


AGATE. 4 CANUIOUSLY © etets as cee, cas aa oss 
PAMUUNCE 12 CONV OU tons tetet <n eas ins fae a: 
Advance.. cautiously toenemy’s battery-ies 
wiguaned--in Close wrder.---~. +- ese. 252% 
Bovance:, elope, up thei: sss. so 5 ee 


_ Advance..the vessel-s designated will, 


without further orders, and 


commence the attack. 
Advance..the division-s designated will... 
Advance..do not, without orders.....--.- 
Advance..the gunboats will....-.....-... 


Advance..the gunboats will, and attack 
in the prescribed order. 


Advance..the heavy vessels will, and at- 
tack the enemy in the prescribed 
order. 


AGVARCPIS PORNO. feces see ce hole cl eee 


-Advance..the iron-clads will, and attack 


the enemy. 


Advance..the division or squadron which 
will be designated will lead the. 


Advance..the monitor-s will, to the attack. 


' Advance..nearer, the bomb-vessel-s will-.- 


RELEASED PRIZE -S. 
SEND PRIZE-S. 


SEND, WITNESSES.’ 


ALTERNATIVE, EMER- 
GENCY. 


PRECAUTIONARY MEAS- 
URES. 


BoatT-s. 


ATTACK ENEMY. 


ATTACKED. 
BOAt-S, ATTACK, 


BoaT-S LAND. 


CAUTIOUSLY. 

Can You? 
CAUTIOUSLY. 

CLOSE ORDER. 
CLOSE UP. 
COMMENCE ATTACK. 


DIVISION-S. 
Do NOT. 
GUNBOATS. 
GUNBOATS. 


HEAVY VESSELS. 

I CANNOT. 
IRON-CLADS, ATTACK. 
LEAD. 


MONITOR-S. 
NEARER, B’MB-VES’L-S. 


Reference 


Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


- 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ADVANCE..prepare to, in accordance with 
prescribed plan. 


Advance..in the present order.........--.- 


Advance..the rams will, and attack the 
enemy. 
Advance..support the. -.- .--2 5-532. oe 


Advance. .torpedo-vessel-s will, and at- 
tack the enemy. 


ADVANCED..our, or leading vessel-s is or 
are aground. i 


Advanced..columns, divisions, or vessels 
are anchoring. 


Advanced..our, or leading vessel-s is or 
are crippled. 


Advanced..recall our, or leading vessel-s. . 


Advanced..our, or leading vessel-s is or 
are repulsed. 


Advanced..divisions, squadrons, or ves- 
sel-s will resume stations. 


Advanced..our, or leading vessel-s is or 
ure retreating, 
ADVANCING..or approaching, the enemy’s 
army or land-force is. 
Advancing ..or approaching, the enemy is. 


Advancing..or approaching, the enemy’s 
reserves are. 


Advancing..or approaching, our army or 
land-force is. 


Advancing ..or approaching, our forces are. 

Advancing ..our reserves are .-....-..- ess 

ADVANTAGE... take, of the darkness to com- 
municate with me. 


Advantage.-.take, of the darkness to ex- 
amine the channel-s. 


Advantage..take, of the darkness to run 
by the enemy’s fort-s or bat- 
tery—ies. ; 


Advantage..take, of the darkness to run in- 


Advantage..take, of the darkness to run 
out. 


Advantage..take, of the darkness to sound 
out the channel. 


Advantage.-take, of the darkness to with- 
draw. ; 


Advantage..take, of the ebb-tide .......-- 
Advantage..the enemy has had the....... 
Advantage..we have the, of the enemy ... 


PREPARE. 


PRESENT ORDER. 
RaMS. 


SUPPORT. 
'TTORPEDO-VESSEL-S. 


AGROUND. 


ANCHORING. 


CRIPPLED. 


RECALL. 
REPULSED. 


RESUME STATIONS. 


RETREATING. 


ARMY, ENEMY’s. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY’S RESERVES. 


OUR ARMY. 


FORCES. 

RESERVES. 

DARKNESS, COMMUNI- 
CATE, 


DARKNESS, EXAMINE 
CHANNEL-S. 


DARKNESS, RUN BY. 


DARKNESS, RUN IN. 
DARKNESS, RUN OUT. 


DARKNESS, SOUND 
CHANNEL. 


DARKNESS, WITHDRAW 


EBB-TIDE. 
ENEMY HAS HAD. | 
ENEMY, WE HAVRE, 


ee 


900 


901 
902 


903 


904 


907 
$08 
909 
910 
911 


37 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 


ADVANTAGE. .the enemy will probably take, 
of the weather to attack. 


Advantage..take, of the enemy’s crippled 
condition. 


Advantage. .take, of the flood-tide...-..-- 


Advantage..our land-forces have gained 
the, of the enemy. 


Advantage..take, of the moon to accom- 
plish your object. 


Advantage..cannot obtain any, of the en- 
emy from present position and 
available force. 


Advantage..take, of every opportunity to 
annoy the enemy. 


Advantage..take, of the slack-water..-.--.. 


Advantage..take, of the weather and state 
of the atmosphere, to reach 
favorable position for attack- 
ing the enemy. 

Advantage..take, of the present or first 


favorable weather to recon- 
noiter the enemy’s position. 


ADVANTAGEOUS... position, the enemy occu- 
pies, for repelling an attack. 


Advantageous..position, endeavor to ob- 
tain, for attacking the enemy. 


Advantageous... position, we have, for at- 
tacking the enemy. 


AFFAIR..with the enemy, send a report of 
the recent. 


AFFIRMATIVE. - assent, consent, permission, or 
yes. 


[ When this signal is made it means one of 
the above words, according to circum- 
stances, or permission to do that which 
has been asked. ] 


’ 


AFFORDED. -at once, assistance will be...... 


AFLOAT..[That is, I am afloat, or the ves- 
sel-s that has or have been 
aground is or are afloat. With 
the interrogatory pennant over 
it, it will mean are you, or the 
vessel-s afloat? ] 


LA LOM fee RATER wr oo wins th oe ee eee 
Afloat..the enemy’s vessel-s appear-s to be 
Afloat..the enemy’s vessel-s is or are -.-. 
AO roe Pee OE WAT UL. oan > coo Sey he sieie, ee 
Afloat. .I DIGBY Obi a ane a Sante oboe a 


ENEMY, WILL TAKE. 
ENEMY’S CONDITION. 


FLOOD-TIDE. 
GAINED. 


Moon. 


OBTAIN, CANNOT. 


OPPORTUNITY, ANNOY. 


SLACK-WATER. 
WEATHER. 


WEATHER, RECONNOI- 
TER. 


POSITION, ENEMY’S. 
POSITION, OBTAIN. 


POSITION, WE HAVE. 
SEND, REPORT OF. 


ASSENT, CONSENT, PER- 
MISSION, YES. 


ASSISTANCE. 


I AM, OR ARE YOU? 


AFT. 

EXNEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
FORWARD. 

I AM NOT. 


6 


Nos. 


P| 


—~ 


SIGNALS. 


AFLOAT... the President of the United States is- 
Afloat..the Secretary of the Navy is..-.--- 
Ajloat..the vessel-s assisted is, or are...-. 
Afloat..the vessel-s assisted is or are not. 


Afloat..I cannot get this, or the vessel-s 
designated, without more assist- 
ance. 


Afloat..this, or the vessel-s aground, will 
be, at the next high-tide. 


Afloat.. get all the vessels and boats..-.-... 


Afloat..the Vice-President of the United 
States is. 


Afloat.. when will you, or vessel aground, 


be? 
AFT..I am afloat......------ eect eee asec eens 
Aft..this, or the vessel designated, is 
aground. 
Afi. the vessebDangs 2. <tc peek esa 


AGREEMENT..articles of, have been approved. 


Agreement-.articles of, have been disap- 
proved. 


Agreement..send articles of, for examina- 
tion and approval. 


Agreement..articles of, have been signed.. 
AGROUND..[That is, this vessel, or the one 
designated, is aground. With in- 


terrogatory pendant over it, it 
will mean—are you aground? | 


Aground..the Admiral’s, or Commander- 
in-Chief’s, ship is. 
Aground..aft, this or the ves’ designated, is 


Aground..amidships, this, or the vessel in- 
dicated, is. 


Aground..the boat-s is or are ....-.-.- Rees 

Aground..the enemy’s iron-clad-s is or are. 

Aground..the enemy’s leading vessel-s is 
or are. 

Aground..the enemy’s ram-s is or are .... 


Aground..the enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s is 
or are. 


Aground..the enemy’s vessel-s is or are --. 
Aground..the flag-ship is 


Aground.. forward, this, or the vessel indi- 
cated, is. 


Aground..I have been 


Aground..our leading vessel-s is or are... 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


PRESIDENT. 
SECRETARY. Navy. 
VESSEL-S. 
VESSEL-S. 
VESSEL-S. 


VESSEL-S AGROUND. 


VESSELS, BOATS. 
VICE-PRESIDENT. 


WHEN ? 


AFLOAT. 907 
AGROUND. 


HANGS: 


ARTICLES, APPROVED. 
ARTICLES, DISAPPROV’D 


ARTICLES, SEND: 


ARTICLES, SIGNED. 


ASHORE. — 

e 
ADMIRAL, 825 |, 
AFT. 921 
AMIDSHIPS. 
BOAtT-s. 


ENEMY’SIRON-CLAD-S. 
ENEMY’S LEADING. 


ENEMY’S RAM-S. 


ENEMY’S TORPEDO- 
VESSEL-S. 


ENEMY’S. 
F'LAG-SHIP. 
FORWARD. 


I HAVE. 
LEADING VESSEL-S 868 


———— 


Signal 
Nos. 


938 
939 
940 
941 
942 
943 
944 
945 


og 


SIGNALS. 


AGROUND..the ordnance-vessel is....--.-.... 


Aground.-.the prize-s is or are...-.. eae 
Aground..the small steamer-s is or are... 
Aground..the strange vessel is.:........- 
Aground..the supply-vessel is......------ 
Aground..the transport-s is or are....--.- 
Aground ..the vessel-s designated is or are- 


Aground..when did you get, giving state 
of tide at time of grounding ? 


AHEAD..the boats will go or pull..........-. 


Ahead..there are breakers ............... 


Ahead=. there is danger . 25.2. .-.25...5.-- 


Ahead..of the division indicated, the ves- 
sel-s indicated will anchor. 
Ahead.-of the division indicated, form. -. 
Ahead..of the division, keep..-........-- 
Ahead..do you see anything?.........-.. 
Ahead:.do not keep so far’. 2. ioy-..2-.-- 
Ahead -sthe enemy'is seen... - 2-2. -.--2. 
Ahead..of the enemy’s line, cross 


wee e wees 


Ahead..go, and overhaul or examine the 
strange vessel-s. 


Ahead, keep ftatther ss. 20s. 2 oS ees ose: 
CAMO MO, TAM gete Beis etn tedpinre s Saladin ding sé 


Ahead..of the fleet, the vessel-s desig- 
nated will anchor. 


Ahead..of the fleet, keep ..-............. 


Ahead..the gunboats will go, in the pres- 
ent or prescribed order. 


Aheod..the heavy vessel-s will go, in the 
prescribed order. 


Ahead..the iron-clad-s will go, in the pre- 
seribed order. 


ANGE EOO Pe Els foes ce Sou Jo eames 


Ahead..keep well, and report whatever 
you see. 


ANCHE PURDUE SUBODK 65-5666 5osse wos cesaees 


Ahead. -the launches and other boats with 


howitzers will go, in prescribed 
order. 


Ahead..the light-draught vessels will go. 


Ahead..the light-draught steamers ‘vill 
go, in the prescribed order. 


Ahead..the light-house, I see. .---....---. 


| 
=a! 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference; 
Nos 


ORDNANCE-VESSEL. 
PRIZE-S. 
SMALL STEAMENR-S. 


STRANGE VESSEL, 
SUPPLY-VESSEL. 
TRANSPORT-S. 
VESSEL-S. 
WHEN? 


Boats. 

BREAKERS. 
DANGER. 
DIVISION, ANCHOR. 


DIVISION, FORM. 
DIVISION. 

Do YOU SEE? 

Do NOT KEEP. 
ENEMY. 

ENEMY’S LINE. 
EXAMINE STRANGER. 


FARTHER. 
FAST. 
FLEET, ANCHOR. 


FLEET, KEEP. 
GUNBOATS. 


HEAVY VESSEL-S. 
[RON-CLAD-S. 


KEEP. 
KEEP WELL. 


LAND. 


LAUNCHES, 
ERS. 


HOWIIZ- 


LIGHT-DRAUGHT. 
LIGHT-DRAUGHT. 


LIGHT-HOUSE. 


40 


take your station. 


AID..additional, is needed to get this or the 


vessel aground *s float. 


Aid..apply for, where it can be soonest 
given. 


o 
1) 
Signal 2 a 
8 ‘ INDEX WORDS. = 9 
Nos. SIGNALS. * & 7 
= 
971 | AHEAD.-.of the line, the vessels designated | LINE, ANCHOR. 
will anchor. 
972 Ahead..of:the line, keep.......-....-«,,-| LINE, KEEP. 
973 Ahead..of the line, keep more directly ....| LINE, KEEP. 
974 Ahead..keep a sharp lookout, and on both | Lookout. 
bows. 
975 Ahead..go, keep a sharp lookout, and re- | LOOKOUT. 
port by signal whatever may be 
discovered. 
976 Ahead... go, lookout for danger, and report | LOOKOUT, DANGER. 
by signal any that may be dis- 
covered. 
977 Ahead..go, and make the land; report by | MAKE LAND. 
signal when it is discovered. 
978 Ahead..man or men of war or strange | MAN-Or-WaR. 
armed vessel-s is or are seen, or 
in the direction indicated. 
79 Ahead..the monitor-s will go, in the pre- | MoNnITOR-S. 
scribed order. 
920 Ahead..there is nothing discovered ...... NOTHING DISCOVERED. 
981 Ahead..I am not ready to proceed or go. ..| NOT READY. 
JE2 Ahead..the port, place, harbor, or anchor- | PLACE, ANCHORAGE. 
age Is. . 
983 Ahead..the ram-s will go, in the as RAM-S. 
scribed order. 
984 Ahead. TaD = 7. sere ete ier eee aan RANGE. 
985 Ahead..I am ready to go—[ With the in- | Reapy. 
terrogatory pennant over it, it 
will mean, Are you ready to go 
ahead ? ] 
986 Ahead..go, reconnoiter, and report the | RECONNOITER, REPORT 
result of observations by signal. 
987 Ahead ..report if anything is seen -..----.. REPORT DISCOVERIES. 
988 Ahead..go, sound and report depth of wa- | SOUND, REPORT. 
ter in fathoms by numeral signal. 
989 Aheod.. go, sound and report depth of wa. | SOUND, REPORT. 
ter in feet by numeral signals. 
980 Ahead..a strange vessel is seen. .....-.--. STRANGE VESSEL, 
O01 Ahead..the torpedo-vessel-s will go, in | TorPEDO-vEssEr-s. 
the prescribed order. 
992 Ahead .-tOW S22 eee Tow. 
993 Ahead..of this, or the vessel which will VESSEL-S, ANCHOR, 
be designated next, anchor. 
994 Ahead..of this or the vessel designated, | VESSEL, STATION. 


ADDITIONAL, NEEDED. 


APPLY FOR. 


Signal 
Nos. 


1019 
1020 
1021 
1022 
1023 
1024 


41 


SIGN ALS. 
AID. has PORES KOU NOD ow ona koe Motes 
“i= the: bdat—s left behind 2.23... 52 22: 
Ajd..Can you give me any? ...---....... 


Aid..cannot be rendered at this time to 
the vessel-s, boat-s, or person-s in 
distress. 

Aid..endeavor to, the distressed vessel-s, 
boat-s, or person-s. : 


Aid..I am in need of—[ With the inter- 
rogatory pendant over, it will mean, 
are you in want of assistance? | 


Aid..the vessel:apround..-202. 652... 26s 


Aid..the vessel-s, boat—s, or person-s des- 
ignated, or that are evidently need- 
ing assistance. 


AIM..at the enemy’s headquarters...........-. 
_ Aim..at the center of the fort............ 
TORENT g 0 ct aie a ah ia ai Bia a ciate: a re 
Aim-.at the enemy’s hull< 22.22... 8.22) 
Atte SINOLE: TOCEHEMOlie. os eee aes oe, 
EER IES (04) “poly age e a anee arn pee aR IE a oot Sra Mae 
PERL OW Obits wohl Ue ec. Silila< <b uh ees 


dim..at the object which will be desig- 
nated by signal. 


Ate DOL e TO nue Tie De aie 6 wa ela sks 
Aim..at the shipping at anchor .......--. 
Aim. .at the spars and rigging ......--... 
Aim..at the center of the town .......... 


Aim. .at the water-battery-ies .......---- 
ATEG bec eee. an ge oe. 
ATIAR Ole mtnlecmee uy ce Seen 


[When made, it means that signal of 
alarm previously given was false, and, 
without further orders, matters through- 
out the fleet will return to the condition 
existing prior to the alarm-signal being 
made. } 


Ast Hime iae eee oe ko kee 
AGE HT oneies ee UL a cote eee 


Alert..the enemy appears to be on the --. 
Alert. .the enemy does not app’r to be on the 


ALIEN-S.-.cannot be permitted to go on board 


Alien-s.-is or are the person-s who have 
conimunicated or wish to communi- 
cate. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


ASKED. 
Boat-S LEFT. 
CaN you? 
CANNOT. 


ENDEAVOR, DISTRESS’D 


NEED. 


VESSEL AGROUND. 
VESSEL-S, BOAT-S, &C. 


ENEMY’S HEADQ’RS. 
Fort. 

HIGHER. 

HULE: 

LEFT. 

Low. 

LOWER. 

OBJECT. 


Rieu. 

SHIPPING. 

SPARS, &C. 

TOWN. 
WATER-BAITERY-IES, 


BEDDING. 


HWALSE. 


HELM. 

ENEMY. 

ENEMY. 

CANNOT GO ON BOARD. 
COMMUNICATE. 


42 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


Signal —TRa 

Nag SIGNALS. 

1025 | ALIEN-S..may be received on board... .....- 

1026 Alien-s.-.wish to leave the enemy’s country . 

1027 | ALIVE..the wounded man or men is or are... 

1028 Alive..the wounded officer is...--.----.-. 

1029 Alive..All the people of the stranded or 
wrecked vessel are. 

1030 Alive..a part of the wrecked people are. . 

ALL ABOARD..the vessel indicated... -.-..- 
[ When this signal is made the designated 
vessel will hoist the CoRNET at the fore- 
‘royal mast-head, and keep it there until 

the signal is complied with. ] 

1031 All aboard Dy daylivitcs: o.ewea re cane 

1032 All aboard. DY BUSOU = =~ «eee ene ee 

1033 All aboard..by time designated ......-.-. 

1034 | ALL. ARMS-.-ammunpition needed for....--...- 

1035 All arms sembpalken tes. sea PRE eee 

1036 Alarms. land’ ge ee ee 

1037 All arms. are Tandin gas aa.e sete eee 

1033.) ALL... on board, ho Witte, oeeee = ce eee oon 

1039 All..is quiet here or at the place indicated 
by geographical signal. 

1040 All..on board, vaccinate, who have not 
been vaccinated. 

1041 | ALLIANCE..has been entered into against us 
by the nations which will be indi- 
cated. 

1042 Alliance..treaty of, has been entered into 


1043 


1044 
1045 


1046 


1047 
1048 


1049 


1050 


between us and the nation—s whose 
flag-s will be exhibited immedi- 
ately after the signal. 


Alliance..treaty of, has been entered into 
by the nations whose flags are 
shown. 


ALLIED... fleets have united 


Allied..forces have united...--.. Sete tee 


ALLOW ..boats from the shore to come along- 
side. 
Allow..communication with the place.... 


Allow..communication with strange ves- 
sel. 


Allow. .crew-s liberty the number of hours 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Allow ..no boats from shore to come along- 
side. 


RECEIVED. ; 
WISH TO LEAVE. 


WOUNDED MAN. 
WOUNDED OFFICER. 
WRECKED PEOPLE. 
WRECKED PEOPLE. 


ABOARD. 


DAYLIGHT. 
SUNSET. 
TIME DESIGNATED. 


AMMUNITION NEEDED. 
EMBARK. 


How ARE? 
QUIET. 


VACCINATE. 


NATIONS. 


TREATY, NATION-S. 


TREATY, NATIONS. 


FLEETS, UNITED. 
FORCES, UNITED. 


BOATS ALONGSIDE. 


COMMUNICAT’N, SHORE 


COMMUNICATION, 
STRANGER. 


CREW-S, LIBERTY. 


ba 
NO BOATS ALONGSIDE. 


43 


SIGNALS. 


' 1064 


| 1065 


1066 
1067 
1068 


1069 


1070 


1071 
1072 
1073 
1074 
1075 
1076 


INDEX WonDs. 


ALLOW..no communication with the place .. 


Allow..no communication with the 


strange 
vessel-s. 3 


Allow.-.no officers to visit the shore 


Allow. .-officers to visit the shore 


Allow..the strange vessel to proceed on 
her course. 


ALLOWANCE. -what is the, of baggage to be 
landed with the forces ? 


Allowance. -insufficient, articles needed to 
be signaled. 


Aliowance..more than sufficient, articles 
in excess to be signaled. 


Allowance..of provisions, reduce to the 
minimum quantity. 


Allowance..of provisions, reduce 
fourth. 


Allowance..of provisions, reduce one-half. 


one- 


Allowance. .of provisions, reduce one-third. 


Allowance..of provisions and water, must 
be reduced to the fraction of 
the ration which will be indi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


Allowance.-of provisions cannot be fur- 
ther reduced. 


Allowance..on what, of provisions, are 
you? Report by telegraphic 
signal the fractional. part of 
the ration. 

Allowance..of provisions is rnnning short. 

Allowance..of small stores is running short. 


Allowance..sufticient, of articles to be sig- 
‘naled.. 


Allowance..of water, per man, per day, on 
what, are you? Indicate num- 
ber of pints by numeral signal. 


Allowance..of water cannot be further re- 
duced. 
ALLOWED..communication is, with the shore. 


Allowed... communication with the 


strange vessel. 


is, 
Allowed..visitors must not be, on board.. 


ALLY-IES..our, is or are approaching 


Ally-ies..the strange vessel-s is or are our. 


ALONG..the shore, proceed, and examine it 
closely. 


| ALONGSIDE..allow boats from the shore 


NO COMMUNICATION, 


NO COMMUNICATION, 
STRANGE. 


NO OFFICERS. 


OFFICERS, VISIT. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


BAGGAGE LANDED ? 


INSUFFICIENT. 
MORE THAN SUFFICI’NT| 
PROVISIONS, MINIMUM. 
PROVIS’S, ONE-FOURTH 


PROVISIONS, ONE-HALE 


PROVIS’NS, ONE-THIRD. 
? 


PROVISIONS REDUCED. 


PROVISIONS REDUCED. 


PROVISIONS, REPORT, 


PROVISIONS SHORT. 
SMALL STORES. 
SUFFICIENT. 


WATER, INDICATE. 


WATER, REDUCED. 


COMMUNICAT’N, SHORE 


COMMUNICA TION, 
STRANGER. 


VISITORS. 


APPROACHING. 
STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


PROCEED, EXAMINE. 


ALLOW BOATS. 


1046 


Signal 
i| Nos. 


A4 


SIGNALS. 


1078 
1079 


1020 


1081 
1082 
1083 
1084 


1085 
1086 
1087 


1088 
1089 


1090 
1091 


1092 


1093 
1094 


1095 


1096 
1097 
1098 


1099 
1100 
1101 


1077 | ALONGSIDE... 
Alongside. . 
Alongside. . 


Alongside. 
Alongside. 
Alongside. - 
Alongside... 
Alongside. . 


Alongside... 
Alongside. 
Alongside. - 


Alongside. . 
Alongside. . 


Alongside .. 
Alongside. . 


Alongside. . 


Alongside... 
Alongside. 


Alongside - 


allow no boats from the shore. . 


all boats must be, betore dark. 


of the coal-vessel, go, and fill 
up with coal. 


-baul the coal-vessel, and fill 


up with coal. 


-of the coal-wharf, go, and fill 


up with coal. 


of the distressed or stranded 


vessel, will it be safe to go in 


boats ? 


of the distressed or strynded 
vessel, send boat-s to assist. 


the d0éi gb 75 sean as ea 


-of the enemy, lay your vessel. . 


of the flag-ship or the vessel 
indicated, send a boat. 


of the ordnance-vessel, send 
boat-s. 


of the prize or wreck, can you 
get in a boat? 


of the prize-s, send boat-s- .-.. 


of the strange vessel, send a 
boat. 


the supply-vessel, send a boat 
or boats. 


. of this, or the vessel designated, 


tow the coal-vessel. 


-of the wharf, haul or go. ..-..-.. 


ALTER..do you, the bearings of the chase ?.. . 


Alter..I do not, the bearings of the chase - 


Alter... 
Alter. 
Alter. 
Alter. . 


do you, the bearings of the enemy ? 
-I do not, the bearings of the enemy. 
.do you, the bearings of the land ?.. 
I do not, the bearings of the land... 


1102 | ALTER COURSE. .after dark, and endeavor 


to elude the enemy. 


1103 | ALTERED..the plan of attack has been, to 


that which will be communi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


1104 |ALTERED BEARING. .the chase, fleet, squad- 


ron, strange vessel, or enemy 
has, to that which will be in- 
dicated by compass signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


ALLOW; NO BOATS. 
BOATS, DARK. 
COAL-VESSEL. 


COAL-VESSEL. 
COAL-WHARF. 
COME. 
DISTRESSED VESSEL. 
DISTRESSED VESSEL. 


DOCK-YARD. 
ENEMY. 


FLAG-SHIP, BOAT. 


ORDNANCE-VESSEL. 


. 


PRIZE, BOAT. 


PRIZE-S, BOAT-S. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


SUPPLY-VESSEL. 


Tow. 
TOW COAL-VESSEL. 


WHARF, HAUL. 


BEARINGS, CHASE ? 
BEARINGS, CHASE. 
BEARINGS, ENEMY ? 
BEARINGS, ENEMY. 


BEARINGS, LAND ? 
BEARINGS, LAND. 


CouRSsE. 


PLAN OF ATTACK. 


Cu ASE, FLEET, ENEMY. 


———$—$—$—$—$—$—————— SSS 


tr 
eee SIGNALS. : INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


es 


1105 | ALTERED BEARING..the chase, fleet, squad- | Cuasr, FLEET, ENEMY. 
ron, strange vessel, or enemy 

has, to the left the number of 

points indicated by numeral 

signal. 


1106 Altered bearing ..the chase, fleet, squadron, | CHASE, FLEET, ENEMY. 
strange vessel, or enemy has, to 

the riehs the number of points 

indicated by numeral signal. 


American consul..is on board of this or | ON BOARD. | 


ALTERED COURSE..the Admiral or Ccom- | ADMIRAL. 752 

mander in-Chief has, to that 
indicated by compass signal. 

1107 Altered course..the chase, fleet, squadron, | CHASE, FLEET, ENEMY. 
strange vessel, or enemy has, 
to that indicated by compass 
signal. 

1108 Alered course..the chase, fleet, squadron, | CHASE, FLEET, &C., 
strange vessel, or enemy has not. HAS NOT. 

1109 Altered course..of the enemy renders a| ENEMY, CHANGE OF 
change of plaa of attack neces- PLAN. 
sary, Which will be communi- 
cated. 

1110 | ALTERNATE..the vessels designated will, | Convoy. 
daily on convoy-service. 

1111 Alternate.-the vessels designated will, | Guarp-puTY. 
daily on guard- -duty. 

1112 Alternate..the vessels designated will, | PrckrE?r-DUTY. 
daily on picket- duty. 

ALTERNATIVE..adopt the, which will best | Apopt. 840 

subserve the public interests 
and meet the emergency. 

1113 Alternative..it is EEG OI cay ee oye re ONE Ns 

1114 | AMBASSADOR. the, of the nation whose flag | Vistr, COMMANDER- 
will be exhibited will visit the IN-CHIEF. 
Commander -in- Chief, or the 
vessel indicated, on the day 
and at the hour which will be 
communicated by telegraphic . 
signal. 

1115 | AMBUSCADE.. guard against an...-..-..--.--| GUARD AGAINST. 

1116 | AMERICAN..the flag of the strange vessel-s | FLAG SEEN. 
seen is. 

1117 American..the fleet, squadron, or vessel-s | FLEET, VESSEL-S. 
seen is or are. 

1118 American..the strange steamer seen is....| STEAMER. 

1119 | AMERICAN CONSUL..communicate with the .| COMMUNICATE WITH. 

1120 American consul..at this port or the one Dap. 
designated is dead. 

1121 
the vessel designated. 

— 1 


SIGNALS. 


AMERICAN CONSUL..salute the ........--.. 


American Consul..send to the office of the. 


American Consul..send a boat for the. ..-. 


American Consul..is sick...-.-....-*. 


AMERICAN FLAG..do not hoist or display, 
unnecessarily. 


American Flag.-hoist, on shore to mark 
your position. 


AMERICAN INTERESTS..protect, on your 
cruise or passage. 


AMERICAN MAIL=STEAMER..the strange 
vessel seen is. 


AMERICAN MAN-OF-WAR..ithe strange ves- 
‘. sel seen is. 


AMERICAN MERCHANT-VESSEL-S..con- 
voy, to the place or port des- 
ignated. 

American merchant - vessel-s..convoy all, 
that are fallen in with pro- 
ceeding in the same direc- 
tion with you. 

American merchant-vessel-s..join and pro- 
tect, until out of danger 
from the enemy’s cruisers. 


American merchant - vessel-s..the strange 
vessel-s seen is or are. 


AMERICAN PORT .. the strange vessel is 
bound to an. 
American port..the strange vessel is from 
an. 


AMERICAN TRANSPORT-S.. the strange ves- 
sel-s seen is or are. 


AMIDSHIPS .. this, or vessel 
aground. 


indicated, is 


Amidships ..the leak isuiollse seems es 
Amidships..the vessel has suffered greatly . 
Amidships..the vessel has suffered most -- 


AMMUNITION ..-has arrived 
Ammunition.-is bad 


i eT 


Ammunition..a quantity of, has been cap- 
tured from the enemy. . 


Ammunition. .for breech-loading carbines, 
send, to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Ammunition..is damaged 


INDEX WonrpDs. 


SALUTE. 
SEND TO. 
SEND FoR. 
SICK. 


Do NOT HOIST. 


HOIST ON SHORE. 
PROTECT. 

STRANGE VESSEL. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


Convoy. 


Convoy. 


JOIN, PROTECT. 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


AGROUND. 


LEAK. 
SUFFERED. 
SUFFERED. 


ARRIVED. 
BAD. 


CAPTURED, ENEMY. 


CARBINES, SEND. 


DAMAGED. 


ees 


Reference 
Nos 


928 


Signal 
Nis, SIGNALS. 
11467) AMMUNITION... destroy. the ..-2 0-20... 53.45. 
1147 Ammunition..destroy enemy’s...-- ate teats 
1148 Ammunition..has been destroyed......--.- 
1149 Ammunition..is disembarked. ..:.....--.. 
1150 Ammunition..embark the......- see Bear Se 
1151 Ammunition..enemy’s, has been destroyed. 
1152 Amnunition..the enemy appears to be 
short of. 
1153 Ammunition ..is expected to arrive very soon 
1154 Ammunition..is nearly expended ..-...... 
1155 LIN MR UION oR tal toate Sete ete ae ee 
1156 Ammunition .. filluap- with 2-222. 22..i42 5. 
1157 Ammunition..I am filled up with--......-- 
1158 Ammunition..the garrison needs......---. 
1159 A MNLUNI UTE. 18 POON Sa dan ita ei tence neds 
1160 Ammunition..for howitzers cannot be sup- 
plied. 
1161 Ammunition..for howitzers will be sup- 
plied as requested. 
1162 Mmmeusiion sland The Sao, -< 1.25 o 2a. Sens 
1163 Ammunition..in need of ...--..---- ra ore a 
[That is, I am, or we are, in need of 
ammunition. With the interrogatory 
pendant over it, if will mean, Are you in 
need of ammunition ? ] 
Amnunition..I need, for all arms.....-.-.- 
1164 Amnunition..-I need, for boats.......----. 
1165 Ammunition..I need, for breech-loading 
carbines. 
1166 Ammunition..I do not need ......---.-- Po 
1167 Ammunition ..I need, for rifled field-pieces, 
the calibers of which will be 
indicated by numeral signal 
in weight of projectile. 
1168 Ammunition. .I need, for smooth-bore field- 
’ pieces, the calibers of which 
will be indicated by numeral 
signal in weight of project le. 
1169 Ammunition. .I need, for the boat squad- 
ron or flotilla. 
7 Ammunition ..I need, for Gatlings ........ 
171 Ammunition. .I need, for 12-pounder rifled 
howitzer. 
1172 Ammunition.-.I need, for 20-pounder rifled 
howitzer. 
(1173 Ammunition..I need, for 12- pounder 


smooth-bore howitzer. 


INDEX WorDbDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


DESTROY. 

DESTROY ENEMY’S. 
DESTROYED. 
DISEMBARKED. 
EMBARK. 

ENEMY’S, DESTROYED. 
ENEMY, SHORT. 


EXPECTED. 
EXPENDED. 

- RAIR. 

tf oe oN eA 

FILLED UP. 
GARRISON NEEDS. 
Goop. 


HOWITZERS, CANNOT 
SUPPLY. 


HOWITZERS, SUPPLIED. 


‘ 


LAND. 


NEED. 


NEED, ALL ARMS. ———‘| - 1034 
NEED, BOATS. 
NEED, CARBINES. 


NEED, DO NOT. 
NEED, FIELD-PIECES. 


NEED, FIELD-PIECES. 


NEED, FLOTILLA. 


NEED, GATLINGS. 
NEED, HOWITZER. 


NEED, HOWITZER. 


NEED, HOWITZER. 


Signal 


Nos. 


48 


SIGNALS. 


AMMUNITION..I need, for 24-pounder smooth- 


bore howitzer. 


Ammunition..I need, for the mortar-ves- 
a 
sel-s. 


Ammunition..I need, for rifled muskets... - 
Ammunition. .I need, for pistols .........-. 
Ammunition..I need, for Remington rifles. 
Ammunition..I need, for Navy revolvers. . 


Ammunition. .I need, for rifle guns; cali- 
bers will be indicated in 
weight of projectile by nu- 

: meral signal. 

Ammunition..I need, for shell-guns; cali- 
ber will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal in inches. 


Ammunition..I need, for small-arms ...... 
Ammunition..I need, for Springfield rifles- 


Ammunition.-I need, for our forces o1 
troops operating on shore. 


Ammunition ..has been received ...-..---- 
Ammunition..remove the ......... ee 
Amnunition..for revolvers, send for..-.--. 


Ammunition..for revolvers, send to this or 
the vessel designated. 


Ammunition. .send, ashore.........-..+-68 


Ammunition ..send,to the battery—ies, fort--s, 
or place-s on shore that will 
be indicated by signal. 


Ammunition. 80nd 10s. ono. eee ee 
Ammunition..send to our forces on shore... 


Amnunition..seud for, to the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Ammunition..send gunner for the....-.--. 


Ammunition..send to the ordnance-vessel 
for. 


Ammunition..send, to this or the vessel-s 
designated, in quantities and 
of kinds which will be indi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


Ammunition..has been sent.......---.---- 
Ammunition..I am short of 


Ammunition..I can spare some 
Ammunition..can you spare? 


weer eee em eee eee 


Ammnunition..I cannot spare 


Ammunition..there is a large supply or 
quantity of, at the place or 
point that will be indicated 
by signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


NEED, HOWITZER. 
NEED, MORTAR. 


NEED, MUSKETS. 
NEED, PISTOLS. 
NEED, REMINGTON. 
NEED, REVOLVERS. 
NEED, RIFLE GUNS. 


NEED, SHELL-GUNS. 


NEED, SMALL-ARMS. 


NEED, SPRINGFIELDS. 


NEED, TROOPS. 


RECEIVED. 
REMOVE. 


REVOLVERS,SEND FOR. 
REVOLVERS, SEND TO. 


SEND, ASHORE. 
SEND, BATTERY-IES. 


SEND FOR. 
SEND, FORCES. 
SEND FOR. 


SEND GUNNER. 


SEND, OURDNANCE-VES- 


SEL. 
SEND, VESSEL-S. 


SENT. 

SHORT. 

SPARE. 
SPARE ? 
SPARE. 
SUPPLY, PLACE. 


AQ 


1208 


1209 


1210 


1211 


SIGNALS. 


AMMUNITION..callasurvey upon that which 
is damaged, and report the find- 


ing. 
Ammunition..take on board a fuli supply 
of. 

Ammunition..I will send, to you without 
unnecessary delay. 
PEER ee UNOS ALOg Soe $a Sain. «wid on nied <5 ons 
AMPLE SPACE..for the fleet to anchor in the 


bay, harbor, port, or place. 


AMPLE TIME..there will be, for the people 
to get breakfast. 


eee time..there will be, for the people 
to get dinner. 


Ample time.. there will be, for’ the people 
to get supper. 
ANCHOR..[ with the interrogatory pendant 
over it, it will signify, Permis- 
sion is asked to anchor. ] 


Anchor.-.above the battery—ies- .......... 
Anchor..above the city or place......-.. 
Anchor..above the flag-ship. -.....-...-.. 
ANChOT.. GOOVE. the eet. «42-50. 55 4<'34 2 
anchor. above jhe: Torts. weno! tsi vote 
Anchor..above the light-house..-.....-... 
Anchor..above the narrows.--..-....----. 
Anchor..above the next point........-4.. 
Anchor..above the next turn ............ 
Anchor..above the unarmed vessels..---.. 
Anchor... ahead of the division indicated .. 
’Anchor..ahead of the fleet, the vessel-s 
designated will. 
inchor..ahead of the line. ...........--.- 
Anchor..ahead of this, or the vessel next 
designated. 
Anchor ..astern of this, or the vessel next 
designated. 
ANCHOT PARC ROIAU son sw Se ccde tee ccee aees 
AU GHOP MAEM Me o's a = o.= 3 aus oe She ae 
ANCROIG Same GWOITN «<0 5 Senn een amen 
Anchor.. back your, before letting go ..... 
ANChOT== Gnsenee DADE «<. <5 <2 eee zag 
Anchors: onthe barr: 3 5223 8 foe Be O 
Anchor.. below the battery—ies.-.........- 
Anchor.. below the city or town..---..... 


INDEX - Worpbs. 


SURVEY. 


TAKE, SUPPLY. 
WILL SEND. 
FUNDS. 

FLEET, ANCHOR. 
BREAKFAST. 
DINNER. 


SUPPER. 


ABOVE BATTERY-IES. 


ABOVE CITY. 
ABOVE FLAG-SHIP. 
ABOVE FLEET. 
ABOVE FORTS. 


ABOVE LIGHT-HOUSE. 


ABOVE NARROWS. 
ABOVE POINT. 
ABOVE TURN. 
ABOVE UNARMED. 
AHEAD, DIVISION. 
AHEAD, FLEET. 


AHEAD, LINE. 
AHEAD, VESSEL. 


ASTERN, VESSEL. 


ATTACK. 
A WEIGH. 
AWEIGH. 
Back. 
BANK. 
Bar. 


BELOW BATTERY-IES. 


BELOW CITY. 


4NS 


Reference 
Nos 


50) 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


1221 | ANCHOR... below the flag-ship -.....-........ 


1222 
1223 
1224 
1225 
1226 
1227 
1228 


1229 


1230 
1231 
1232 


1233 


1234 
1235 
1236 
1237 
1238 
1239 
1240 


1241 


Anchor.. below the fort-s .-.--. 522-25 2... 
Anchor.. below the light-house. -..---.---- 
Anchor..below the narrows......---..---- 
Anchor..below the next point..-..-.----- 
Anchor... below the quarantine-ground.... 
Anchor.. below the shipping........-... : 
Anchor 22 DU0V ;,VOULZe os s.r ate ee eee 


Anchor.. with the outer buoy bearing from 
,you as indicated by compass 
signal. © 


Anchor..I cannot weigh my......---..--- 
Anchor -.carry out a heavy...-.-.---.---: 
Anchor..carry out a stream.........-.-.. 


Anchor -..in or near the channel designated 
by compass signal. 


Anchors mys ig, Clear 22 saesa wee sen eeaee ee 
Anchor. Bin ClOSe OTGCri.. . 22 2ee See ee 
Anchor..the Commander-in-Chief is at... 


Anchor..I have swept for, unsuccessfully. . 


Anchor ..in a crescent or an arc of a circle, 
to guard the entrance to the port. 


Anchor..on the cross-bearings of the two 
objects which will be indicated 
by telegraphic signal, with their 
respective bearings in order per 
compass signal. 


Anchor..in the depth of water which will 
be indicated by numeral signal 
in fathoms. 


Anchor..disabled vessel-s will......--..- 
Anchor’, at discretion ..- so. ose eae 
Anchor..I do not intend to, at present.... 
Anchor..do not, without orders ..---..--. 
Anchor-s..my, is or are dragging...-- ---- 


Anchor..endeavor to, in the bay, harbor, 
or at the place in sight, or that 
which will be indicated by signal. 


Anchor the enemy is ats. -ceieme eee eeees 


Anchor..the enemy is at, across the har- 
bor-passage. 


Anchor ..the enemy is at, on both sides the 
harbor-passage. 


Anchor..the enemy is at, at the bottom of 
the bay. 


INDEX WorDs. 


BELOW FLAG-SHIP. 
BELOW FORT-S. 
BELOW LIGHT-HOUSE. 
BELOW NARROWS. 
BELOW POINT. 
BELOW QUARANTINE. 
BELOW SHIPPING. 
Buoy. 

Buoy, BEARING. 


CANNOT WEIGH. 
CARRY OUT. 
CaRRY OUT. 
CHANNEL. 


CLEAR. 

CLOSE ORDER. 
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF 
SWEEP. 

SWEPT FOR ? 

SWEPT FOR. 
CRESCENT. 


CROSS-BEARINGS. 


DEPTH, WATER. 


DISABLED VESSEL-S. 
DISCRETION. 

Do NOT. 

Do Nort. 

DRAGGING. 
ENDEAVOR. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


ENEMY. 


’ 


Reference 


Nos. 


51 


SIGNALS. 


1253 | ANCHOR.-.within the enemy’s lines and at- 


1254 


1255 


1256 


’ 


tack him at close quarters. 


Anchor..the flag-ship is at -..........--.. 
Anchor..on each flank of the fort, to enfi- 
lade it. 


Anchor..on the flanks of the transports 
or unarmed vessels. 


Anchor..with the fleet bearing from you, 
as indicated by compass signal. 


Anchor. having due regard to safety and 
convenience. 


Anchor..the flotilla will .........-----.-- 


Anchor..with the fort-s bearing as indi- 
cated by compass signal. 


PPNCROE RIN TOUT Ee sr ek cme nthe cate 
Anchor REA Bd RECLI wios,t~ sc ae sche wee 
Anchor. immediately :\ 2% 0... Soc ests 
Anchor..inside of the bar...... sealauarcs te 
Anchor ..inside the battery-ies-....-.-.-- 
Anchor - inside of the island .........-... 
Anchor.-.inside of the line...2.........-.- 


Anchor ..I intend to, if circumstances are 
favorable. 


Anchor..armored or iron-clad vessel-s will 


Anchor..leading vessels will, in present 
order. 


Anchor. .to the leeward of the reef—s ..... 


Anchor..let go another, if you have any 
fear of dragging. 


Anchor..with the light-house bearing 
from you as indicated by com- 
pass signal. 


ANnChOT WALTON. SCOPC.... 5... 6 Sos -0 on ey 
Anchor..have lost a bower ...--..--..---- 
Anchor. -.in the main channel ..-.-......-... 


Anchor..in or near the entrance to the 
middle channel. 


Anchor ..atthe mouth or entrance of harbo: 
Anchor..at the mouth of the river -..-.... 
Anchor. .in or near the narrows .....----- 
Anchor..near the coal-vessel. .......--.-. 


Anchor..near entrance of channel desig- 
nated. 


ANGhor Tear sue tort ....-. .sossemeneate. 


Anchor ..nesr the hospital ............--. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


ENEMY’S LINES. 


FLAG-SHIP. 
FLANKS. 


FLANKS. 
FLEET, BEARING. 


FLEET, VESSEL. 


FLOTILLA. 


FOrRT-S, BEARING. 


FOUL. 

HEAD, STERN. 
IMMEDIATELY. 
INSIDE BAR. 

INSIDE BATTERY-IES. 
INSIDE ISLAND. 


| INS§DE LINE. 


INSIDE REEF-S. 
INTEND TO. 


IRON-CLAD-S. 
LEADING VESSELS. 


LEEWARD, REEF-S. 
LET Go. 


LIGHT-HOUSE, BEAR- 
ING. 


LONG SCOPE. 
LOosT BOWER. 
MAIN CHANNEL, 
MIDDLE CHANNEL. 


MOUTH, HARBOR. 
MOUTH, RIVER. 
NARROWS. 

NEAR COAL-VESSEL, 
NEAR ENTRANCE. 


NEAR FORT. 
NEAR HOSPITAL. 


ees | 


Signal 
Nos. 


1286 
1287 
1288 


1289 
1220 
1291 
1292 
1293 


1294 


1295 
1296 
1297 
1293 
Lego 
1300 


1301 
1302 
1303 
1304 
1305 
1306 
1307 


1308 


1311 
1312 
| 1313 
1314 
1315 
1316 
1317 


1318 
1319 


SIGNALS. 

ANCHOR. near the island 0). <cee se enaeeees 
Anchor = near the prize <2. - se oe ee ee eee 
Anchor..as near shore as prudence will 

permit. 
Anchor ..near the strange vessel ........-- 
Anchor..near store or supply vessel ..---. 
Anchor. .near the transport-s ..-.....---- 
Anchor..near the unarmed vessel -.-..--. 
Anchor..as near this, or the vessel desig- 
nated, as prudence will allow. 
Anchor..I am in need of an ; the weight 
will be indicated by numeral sig- 
nal in cwt. 
Anchor ..off the island..-....--..-------- 
Anchor AD the Om NOt a ee ee 
Anchor. .have only one, left..--- Sees af 
Anchor.:.in open order. .-.--- Mele a ae ae 
Anchor ..out of range of the enemy’s guns. 
Anchor. .just out of range of the enemy’s 
guns. 
Anchor.. outside the bar ...-.1..--.-.---- 
Anchor... outside of the,fleet..:.-. ..-...-., 
Anchor..outside of the island.---....--.. 
Anchor.. outside of the line ..-.......-.-.. 
Anchor..outside of the reef-s-. ...-...----. 
Anchor .. port, come to, with.......-. Ak on 
Anchor..on the port beam of this or the 
vessel designated, 
Anchor..on the port bow of this or the 
vessel designated. 
Anchor..let go port....- vibe: tines nhs yeaah ee > 
Anchor..on the port quarter of this or the 
vessel designated. 
Anchor ..in the present order....-....---- 
Anchor ..in the prescribed order.... .- pee 
Anchor... be ready to slip from your...---. 
Anchor ..in the river. 02-2. eee 
Anchon..in the roadstead -...e0 epee 
Anohor. Tun in and... 2. ae eee ‘ 
Anchor..send one to this or the vessel in- 
dicated, of the weight which will 
be next shown by numeral signal 
In ewt. 
Anchor..sheet, have lost...... See A SA 
Anchor ..sheet, let go....- ate ne ee bas 


INDEX WORDS. 


NEAR ISLAND. 
NEAR PRIZE. 
NEAR SHORE. 


NEAR STRANGE. 
NEAR SUPPLY. 
NEAR TRANSPORT-S. 
NEAR UNARMED. 
NEAR VESSEL. 


NEED. 


OFF THE ISLAND. 
OFFING. 

ONE LEFT. 

OPEN ORDER. 
OUT OF RANGE, 
OUT OF RANGE. 


OUTSIDE BAR. 
OUTSIDE FLEET. 
OUTSIDE ISLAND. 
OUTSIDE LINE. 
OUTSIDE REEF-S. 
Port. 

PORT BEAM. 


PORT BOW. 


PORT, LET GO. 
PORT QUARTER. 


PRESENT ORDER. 
PRESCRIBED ORDER. 
READY, SLIP. 
RIVER. 

ROADSTEAD. 

RUN IN. 

SEND. 


SHEET, HAVE LOST. 
SHEET, LET GO. 


Reference 


Nos. 


Signal 
Nos. 


53 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


fe PANGILG) ty SHEGL, SLOW 0-2 moins +o Spee ca enens 


| 1321 
1322 
1323 


1324 
1325 
1326 
1327 


1328 
1329 
1330 
1331 
1332 
1333 
1334 


1335 
1336 


1337 
1338 
1339 
1340 
1341 
1342 


1343 
1344 
1345 
1346 
1347 
1348 
1349 
1350° 


(1358 
1354 


ANCHORS..all my, are down 


MCh BNGOu, WeIPN 2. 5.2.5. ln seven oe 
Anchor ..with short scope of cable......-. 


Anchor..in the harbor in sight, or off the 
place that will be indicated by 
signal. 


Anchor .-.slip from your 
Anchor..as soon as convenient 


Anchor..can you spare an ?)......-....4.. / 


Anchor..I can spare one, the weight of 
which will be indicated by nu- 


meral signal. 
Anchor..{ cannot spare an 


Anchor ..with springs on your cable ..-... 
Anchor..stand in and, at discretion. ...--.. 
Anchor..come to, with starboard. ....--.-- 
Anchor..let go starboard ...--...--.. eet 
Anchor..starboard, weigh 


Se 


Anchor..on the starboard beam of this or 
the vessel indicated. 


Anchor..ou the starboard bow of this or 
the vessel indicated. 


Anchor..on the starboard quarter of this 
or the vessel indicated. 


MAM ONGH eI YeUUIOTSLCIN y3- soe ao = cdece ose 
wanchor—h2:800W. YOUR. osc sy = cu de ost 35-1 
Anchor ..strange vessel is at -..-.....---- 
Anchor..with a kedge or stream anchor. 
Anchor ..I am in need of a stream..-.-.-.- 


Anchor..in or near the entrance to the 
swash-channel. 


Anchor..under the island ................ 
Anchor..under the fort-s or battery-—ies ... 
Anchor..the vessel-s is or are at .-..-..--- 
ENON GIR MONS Mia ao bao <= 012 cle’ s.e,n 5 2 os a 
ANCHOR ern TLE OTG LS 6 Use 8 sae wa ean mn 
Anchor..to the windward of the reef-s - .. 


Anchors..catry out, for heaving off the 


vessel. 
Anchors..down all, or let go all 


come ercrerecer 


Anchors..cables, boats, and men, I am in 
need of, to assist me. 


Anchors ..kedge, in need of, for boats. .... 
Anchors ..I have none 


ecco emer ee ee) 


| SHEET, STOW. 


SHEET, WEIGH. 
SHORT SCOPE. 
SIGHT, PLACE. 


SLIP. 

SOON, CONVENIENT. 
SPARE? 

SPARE. 


SPARE. 

SPRINGS. 

STAND IN. 
STARBOARD. 
STARBOARD. 
STARBOARD. 
STARBOARD BEAM. 


STARBOARD BOW. 
STARBOARD QUARTER. 


STERN. 

Stow. 

STRANGE VESSEL. 
STREAM, KEDGE. 
STREAM, NEED. 
SWASH-CHANNEL. 


UNDER ISLAND. 
UNDER FORT-S. 
VESSEL-S. 

WEIGH. 

WEIGH PORT. 
WINDWARD, REEF-S. 
ALL DOWN. 

CARRY OUT. 


Down. 


NEED. 


NEED, KEDGE. 


| 


NONE. 


Nos. 


Reference 


| 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


1355 


1356 


1357 


1358 


1359 


1360 
1561 
1362 
1363 
1364 


1365 


1366 


1376 


ANCHORS..may be obtained at the place or | OBTAIN. 
port which will be indicated 
by signal. 
Anchor-s ..the prize-s or vessel-s indicated | PRIZE-S, NEED. 
is or are in need of. 


Anchors..hawsers, or cables, with boats, | SEND. 
send to this or the vessel that 
will be designated. 


ANCHORAGE..harbor or port is ahead. ..-.-. AHEAD, HARBOR. 
Anchorage..is ample in the bay, harbor, or | AMPLE, ROOM. 
place. 
Anchorage..is bad in the bay, harbor, port,| Bap, Bay. 
or place. 
Anchorage.-bear up for the ..--.......... BEAR UP. 
Anehorage..come away from your present.| COME AWAY. 
Anchorage..is dangerous -......-...-.5..- DANGEROUS. 
Anchorage.. have you discovered the?.-_... DISCOVERED ? 


Anchorage..I have discovered the, the } DISCOVERED, BEARIN., 


bearings of which will be in- 
dicated by compass signal. 


Anchorage..entrance, or harbor, examine | EXAMINE, REPORT RE- 


by careful soundings, and re- SULT. 
port the result by telegraphic 
signal or otherwise, as expe- 
dient. 


Anchorage..sound out the; place boats, | EXAMINE, SOUND. 
buoys, or other necessary and 
available marks to guide safely 
into; objects with red marks 
to be placed on the starboard 
side of the channel, those with 
black marks on the port side 
of the channel entering, and 
those in mid channel with 
black and white vertical stripes. 


Anchorage.-or port, can you fetch into the ?} FETcu, port? 
Anchorage..or port, I can fetch into the ..| FETCH, Port’. 
Anchorage. .or port, I cannot fetch into the.| FETCH, PorrT. 
Anchorage.-.is foul. ..... wa IooSS ie FOUL. 
Anchorage..is good........- ja belie eet Goon. 


Anchorage..is good in the bay, harbor, | Goon, Bay. 
port, or place. 


Anchorage..is good, with winds designated | GOOD, WINDs. 


Anchorage..I or we have no knowledge of | KNowLEDGE. 
the. 


Anchorage.. have you, or any person under | KNOWLEDGE ? 
your command, any personal 
knowledge of the? 


Anchorage..I, or a person on board, have | KNOWLEDGE. 
or has, a personal knowledge 
of the. 


Reference 


Nos. 


nity to, the enemy. 


— SSS ae 
| S ' 
ae PEGE Arla INDEX WoRDs. x 
Os. ma 
ea 
1377 | ANCHORAGE..lead into, the vessel-s desig- | Leap. 
nated will. 
1378 Anchorage.-lead into, the light-draught | LEAD, LIGHT-DRAUGHT 
vessels will. 
1379 Anchorage.-lead into, those vessels or that | LEAD, PILOTS. 
vessel will, having pilots or 
other persons on hoard ac- 
quainted with the. 
13280 Anchorage.-make the best of your way to | Makr. 
: the. 
1331 mAnchorage..18 NOt POO... . 2. 2. S.. 2 25 ee NOT GOOD. 
1382 Anchorage.-.the, is not safe. .........--..- NOT SAFE. 
1383 Anchorage..quit the, immediately.....-.. QUIT. . 
1384 Anchorage-..return to your, without un- | RETURN. 
necessary delay. 
1385 Anchorage. -is good in the roadstead......| ROADSTEAD, GOOD. 
1386 Anchorage. -is not good in the roadstead -.| RoADSTEAD, NOT GOOD. 
1387 Anchorage: .is the, safe ?. .....2-----.--..-. SAFE? 
1388 INCKOTUNGs sbUO, ISI BalOn feed co- foe cose SAFE. 
1389 Anchorage. .steer for the:.........---..... STEER. | 
1390 Anchorage..the, will not be safe in bad | UNSAFE. 
weather. 
1391 Anchorage. -.the, is unsafe with winds des- | UNSAFE. 
ignated. 
ANCHORING.. column, division, or vessels in | ADVANCED. 869 
advance are. 
1392 Anchoring. -the enemy appears to be...-.. ENEMY. 
1393 Anchering.- the feeb is S7ise Fe ouse)s als - FLEET. 
1394 | ANCHORING-GROUND..is broken .........- BROKEN. 
1395 Anchoring-ground -is hard ......-...--.--| HARD. 
1396 Anchoring-ground. -.is rocky ...--.-------- Rocky. 
1397 Anchoring-ground..is soft ..--.....-...---- Sort. 
1398 Anchoring-ground.-.is sticky..-..-.-- setett ate STICKY. 
1399 | ANEROID BAROMETER..I have one.....-... I HAVE. 
1400 Aneroid barometer ..send one to this or the | SEND. 
vessel designated. 
1401 Aneroid barometer .. have you one to spare ? | SPARE ? | 
1402 Aneroid barometer. .I have none to spare..| SPARE, NONE. 
1403 Aneroid barometer ..I can spare one.....-.. SPARE, ONE. 
1404 | ANNIVERSARY ..celebrate the. .............. CELEBRATE. 
1405 | ANNOY..the enemy in every way possible, | ENEMY. 
availing yourself of your local 
knowledge of the place. 
Annoy..take advantage of every opportu- | ENEMY. 


| | 


Signal! 


Nos. 


1406 


1407 
1408 


1409 
1410 


1411 


1412 


1413 
1414 
1415 
1416 


1417 
1418 
1419 
1420 
1421 
1422 
1423 


1424 
1425 
1426 
1427 
1428 
1429 
1430 


1431 
1432 


1433 


1434 


1435, 


| 


56 


SIGNALS. 


ANNUL..the last orders transmitted through 
you or to you by signal. 


Annul..the signal last made 


ANNULLED.. last orders transmitted through 
you or to you by signal are. 
Annulled..your last orders are 


Annulled..the last signal is 


ANNULLING..orders have been or will be 
sent. — 

[This signal indicates the annulling of 

previous unexecuted orders by signal. ] 


ANSWER..to your application has not been 
received. 


- eer ees 


Answer ..the private signal. ...-..-.-----. 


Answer.-.I cannot, your queries 


Answer ..has been received 


Answer ..has not been received 


Answer..your, is satisfactory 


eee ewe cee eee 


Answer..send, without unnecessary delay - 


Answer..will be sent by boat or messen- 
ger. 

Answer..will be sent without delay..---. 

Answer... Signals (Use. se eee ee ee 


Answer..signals, promptly 


Answer..your, is not satisfactory 


Answer..why do you not, my signal? -..- 


ANTI-SCORBUTICS. -needed, for the crew 


weer, 


ANTICIPATED..emergency is at hand....-.. 


APPLICATION..an answer to your, has not 
) been received. 


Application..may be made to those near- 
est to you for assistance. 


Application..has been made to the Army 
for assistance. 


Application... has been made to the proper 
quarter for assistance. 


| SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos, 


LAST ORDERS. 


LAST SIGNAL. 


LAST ORDERS. 


LAST ORDERS. 
LAST SIGNAL. 


ORDERS. 


APPLICATION. 


AWAIT. 
COMMUNICATED. 
Do NOT WAIT. 


DO NOT, PRIVATE SIG- 
NAL. j 


PRIVATE SIGNAL. 
QUERIES. 
RECEIVED. 
RECEIVED. . 
SATISFACTORY. 
SEND. 

SENT. 


SENT. 
SIGNALS. 


UNSATISFACTORY. 


Wuy DO You Nor? 
NEED. 
EMERGENCY. 


Do YOU WANT? 
WRONG. 
ANSWER. 1412 
ASSISTANCE. 


ASSISTANCE, ARMY. 


ASSISTANCE, 
QUARTER. 


PROPER 


Re, 


Signal 
Nos. 


1436 
1437 


1438 
1439 
1440 
1441 


1442 
1443 


1444. 


SIGNALS. 


APPLICATION..has been made to the civil 
authorities for assistance. 


Application... your, has been or will be for- 
warded. 

Application .. your, is granted ..........-. 

Application.. your, cannot be granted. .... 


Applicotion..your, has been received 


Application.. your, has not been received . 


APPLY-~.to the Army for assistance 


_Apply..to the civil authorities for assist- 
ance if necessary. 


Apply..to the nearest vessel for assist- 
ance. 


Apply..for assistance where it can be 
soonest given. 


APPRENTICES.. land, for drill 


erPROACH. -the advance will, cautiously to 
the enemy’s battery-ies, 

Approach..the fort-s or battery-ies, close 
Approach. .the fort-s or battery—ies, closer. 


Approach..the boom is so placed as to 
prevent. 

Approach..and draw the pee Hires-Aue 

Approach..the enemy boldly ....-......-. 

Approach..the enemy cautiously.......-. 


Approach..the enemy and _ reconnoitre 


him carefully. 
Approach..the land, port, or place cau- 
tiously. 
Approach..the land as close as you can, 
; with safety. 
Approach..do not, the land nearer.-...-..-- 
Approack..the land nearer. ..........-.-. 
Approach..as near as safety will permit-. 


Approach..the place or harbor, and re- 
port what is seen. 


Approach..do not, any nearer the shoal-s. 
Approach..do not, near the shoal-s....... 


Approach..the shore and reconnoitre 


Approach..the strange vessel-s or fleet, 
and reconnoitre carefully and 
report. 


APPROACHED..the battery-ies has or have 
been, to within the distance 
which will be indicated by au- 
meral signal in yards. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ASSISTANCE, CIVIL AU- 
THORITIES. 


FORWARDED. 


GRANTED. 
GRANTED, NOT. 
RECEIVED. 
RECEIVED, NOT. 


ASSISTANCE, ARMY. 


ASSISTANCE, CIVIL AU- 
THORITIES. 


ASSISTANCE, NEAREST 
VESSEL. 


ASK. AID. 


LAND, DRILL. 
BaTTERY-IES. 
BATTERY-IES, CLOSE. 


BATTERY-IES, CLOSER. 
Boom. 


DRAW, FIRE. 

ENEMY, BOLDLY. 
JINEMY, CAUTIOUSLY. 
ENEMY, RECONNOITRE. 


LAND, CAUTIOUSLY. 
LAND, CLOSE. 


LAND, DO NOT. 
LAND, NEARER. 
NEAR, SAFETY. 


PLACE, RECONNOITRE. 


SHOAL-S, DO NOT. 
SHOAL-S, DO NOT. 
SHORE, RECONNOITRE. 
STRANGE, RECONN’TRE. 


BATTERY-IES, 
BEEN. 


HAVE 


58 


Signal 
Nos. 


1465 


1466 


1467 


1468 


1469 


1475 
1474 


1475 


1476 
1477 
1478 
1479 
1480 
1481 
1482 
1483 
1484 
1485 
1486 


APPROVED..articles of agreement are 


SIGNALS. 


APPROACHED..the enemy or strange vessel 


has been, near enough to de- 
termine his character. 


Approached..the shore can be, without 
risk. 

Approached..the shore cannot be, closer 
without risk. 


Approached..the shore has been, as close 
as prudence would permit. 


APPROACHING..the Admiral or Commander- 


in-Chief is. 


Approaching..the contending armies are, 
each other. 


Approaching..or advancing, the enemy’s 
army is. 


Approaching ..or advancing, enemy is .... 


Approoching..enemy’s iron-clad-s is, or 
are. 


Approaching ..enemy’s ram-s, is or are.-.. 


Approaching..or advancing, the enemy’s 
reserves are. 


Approaching ..enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s, is 
or are. 


Approaching ..the fleet seen is.........--. 


Approaching... hurricane or storm appears 
to be, from the direction 
which will be shown by com- 
pass signal. 


Approaching ..or advancing, our ally-ies is 
or are. 


Approaching ..or advancing, our forces are- 
Approaching..our iron-clad-s is or are... 


Approaching .. or advancing, our land-forces 
are. 


Approaching..or advancing, our reserves 
are. 


Approaching..our vessel-s is or are. ..---- 
Approaching ..shoal-s, you are..--.-.-.---. 
Approaching .. strange vessel-s is or are. -- 
Approaching .. vessel-s, is or are friend-s.. 
Approaching ..vessel-s, is or are neutral. -. 
Approved..articles of agreement are not... 
Approved... your conduct is... 2.......--- 
Approved..your conduct is not ......---.- 
Approved..your requisition-s is or are... 
Approved ..your requisition-s is or are not 


INDEX WORDS, 
ENEMY, STRANGE VES- 
SEL. 
SHORE, CAN BE. 
SHORE, CANNOT BE. 


SHORE, HAS BEEN. 


ADMIRAL. 


CONTENDING ARMIES. 
ENEMY’S ARMY. 


ENEMY. / 
ENEMY’S IRON-CLAD-S. 


ENEMY’S RAM-S. 
ENEMY’S RESERVES. 


ENEMY’S 
VESSEL-S. 


TORPEDO- 


FLEET. 
HURRICANE, STORM. 


OUR ALLY-IES. 


OUR FORCES, ADVANC’G 
OUR IRON-CLAD-S. 


OUR LAND-FORCES, AD- 
VANCING. 


OUR RESERVES, AD- 
VANCING. 


OUR VESSEL-S. 
SHOAL-S. 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
FRIEND-S. 

NEUTRAL. 

ARTICLES, AGREEMENT 
ARTICLES, AGREEMENT 
CONDUCT. 

CONDUCT, NOT. 
REQUISITION-S. 
REQUISITION-S. 


a 


Reference 
Nos. 


Nl 


753 


877 


Signal 


Poa, SIGNALS. 


1487 | ARBITRARY SIGNAL-S.--use the prescribed, 
or special signal-s agreed upon for 
communication while absent. 


1488 Arbitrary signal-s..use,as shown .....--. 
149 Arbitrary signal-s..use the, that will be 
| communicated by numeral signal-s. 

1490 Arbitrary signal-s..use the, that will be 
communicated by telegraphic sig- 
nal. 

1491 | ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION .. flag or 
vessel of the, is the one shown or 
seen. 

1492 | ARM..for immediate attack ........--....... 

1493 Arm..all available persons for immediate 
service. 

1494 Tee ULORVUGUAS Suan. oo awstats dea ae os 

1495 Arm..all boats sent on shore or from the 
ship. 

1496 Arm..:for immediate defense. ..-..-...-.- 

1497 APIS TOG RUNCRES insu ct erase k eee de eas 

1498 Arm..the men before landing or leaving 

the vessel. 

1499 PRO EGO TAZ 2. cals a oid ate ae alnieca'e sd aiaters 

1500 MPRA TNO EPAUBDOPUSE’ Os oe sae tin ed < <6 0 

1501 Arm..the unarmed vessel-s.....-..------ 

1502 | ARMAMENT... consists of the number and cali- 
bers of guns which will be shown 
by numeral signal; first, number of 
guns, followed by the calibers of 
each kind—shell-guns in inches; 
rifled and solid-shot-guns in pounds 

weight of shot. 

1503 Armament.. what is the, of the enemy ?.. - 

1504 Armament... what is the, of the fort-s-.-..-. 

1505 Armament..what is the, of the vessel-s 
under your command ? 

1506 | ARMED..the boats seen are, or appear to be... 

1507 Armed..and equipped, send ashore all 
boats, for immediate service. 

1508 Armed..and equipped, boats are to be, 
and kept in readiness for immediate 
service. : 

1509 Armed..and equipped, send boats to the 
place which will be designated by 
signal, and provided with the num- 
ber of days’ rations per man indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 

1510 Armed..the inhabitants are reported to be.| INHABITANTS. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


USE. 


USE. 


USE. 


USE. 
FLAG. 


ATTACK. 
ALL PERSONS. 


BOAT-S. 
Boats. 


DEFENSE. 
LAUNCHES. 
MEN, LANDING. 


PRIZE-S. 


TRANSPORT-S. 
UNARMED VESSEL-S. 


CONSISTS. 


ENEMY, WHAT? 
FortT-s, WHAT? 


VESSEL-S, WHAT? 


BOATS SEEN. 
Boats, SEND. 


BOATS, READINESS. 


BOATS, SEND. 


60 


SIGNALS. 


ARMED..the people on shore are, or appear 
to be. 


Armed. .the strange vessel-s is or are. ..-- 


ARMED BOAT..send an, to this or the vessel 
designated. 


ARMED BOATS. -.may communicate with the 
shore, taking care to guard 
against surprise. 


Armed. boats. GONG rec cccn tons irewce steed 


ARMED MEN..or force, send on shore.... .-.-. 


ARMIES. .the contending, are approaching 
each other. 


Armies ..the contending, are in conflict - -. 


Armies..the contending, have declared a 
truce. 


ARMISTICE..-is agreed upon with the enemy, 
to commence when the white flag 
is exhibited from this or the ves- 
sel designated, and to continue 
for the number of hours which 
will be indicated next by nu- 
meral signal, at the expiration of 
which time the white flag will be 
hauled down. 


Armistice. has been broken by the enemy, 
and will cease when this signal 
is hauled down. 


Armistice.. with the enemy will continue 
while the white flag is hoisted on 
board of this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Armistice.. has been declared by contend- 
ing armies. 


Armistice. . will be granted if requested by 
the enemy. 


Armistice..will not be granted. ...-...-.- 
Armistice. -Tehasey a se oe hare aieeee eeeee 
Armistice. .has been refused..-....-...--- 
Armistice.. has been renewed....-....---- 


Armistice. request an, for the number of 
days indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Armistice..request an, for the number of 
hours which will be shown by 
a numeral signal. 


Armistice..is not respected by th eenemy. - 


Armistice..will terminate on the day and 
at the hour whieh will be com- 
municated by telegraphic sig- 
nal. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


PEOPLE. 
STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


SEND. 


COMMUNICATE. 


SEND. 
SEND. 


APPROACHING. 


CONFLICT. 
TRUCE. 


AGREED UPON. 


BROKEN, CEASE. 


CONTINUE. 


ARMIES. 
GRANTED. 


NOT GRAN'TED. 
REFUSE. 
REFUSED. 
RENEWED. 
REQUEST, DAYS. 


REQUEST, HOURS. 


RESPECTED, NOT. 
TERMINATE. 


Ps) 
o 
Ey 
HO 

LH 
© 

aa} 


1469 


Signal 


Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


ARMISTICE..will terminate when the truce- 


flag is hauled down. 
Armistice... has terminated ............-.. 


Armistice.. with the enemy will commence 
at the time the white flag is 
hoisted from this or the vessel 
indicated, and continue while 
it remains hoisted or exhibited. 


ARMORED..the enemy’s battery-ies is or are. 


Armored..the enemy’s vessel-s is or are... 


ARMORED VESSEL-S..will anchor .......-- 


Armored vessel-s..attack the enemy ..--.-. 


Armored vessel-s..of enemy is or are 
aground. 


Armored vessel-s..of the enemy is or are 
approaching or coming out. 


armored vessel-s .. designated will lead into 
action, senior officer in ad- 
vance. 


Armored vessel—s..recall or return ......-. 


Armored vessel—s-.the one, or those seen, 
is or are. 


Armored vessel-s..will get under way..--. 
Armored vessel—s..withdraw...-..--.----- 


Armorer-s.-how many have you? -....---- 


Armorer-s..may be had at the port or 
place designated. 


Armorer—s..is or are needed. .-.......-.-. 


Armorer—s..send on shore or to the vessel 
designated. 


ARMORER’S GANG...send on shore or to the 


vessel designated. 


ARMORY..has been captured......---..----- 


Armory.-land and capture the ........... 
Armory.-land and destroy the ...--- Beet? 
Armory ..send to the, for necessary arms. . 
Armory ..send a force to protect the..-... 
Armory..is unprotected ....-....-.+-+-+--- 


ARMS. .await the arrival of........- psa tek AS 


Arms..are in very bad order. ...--.:.-... 
Arms..are damaged. ..--. a arg eee ee Ae ey 
Arms..are defective...-..- Pewee aree ee ee 


INDEX WOrDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


TERMINATE. 


TERMINATED. 
WILL COMMENCE. 


ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 
ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 


ANCHOR. 
ATTACK ENEMY. 
ENEMY’S, AGROUND. 


ENEMY APPROACHING. 


LEAD, ACTION. 


RECALL. 


| SEEN. 


UNDER WAY. 
WITHDRAW. 


CAN YOU SPARE? 
How MANy? 
MAY BE HAD. 


NEEDED. 
OBTAINED. 
SEND. 


SEND. 


CAPTURED, 

LAND AND CAPTURE. 
LAND AND DESTROY. 
SEND FOR ARMS. 
SEND, PROTECT. 
UNPROTECTED. 


AWAIT ARRIVAL. 
BAD ORDER. 
DAMAGED. 
DEFKCTIVE. 


1470 


62 


| 


ao a SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. : 3 
am 
1559 | ARMS. .destroy enemy’s .----. ale. Sota DESTROY ENEMY’S. 
1560 |- Arms..-all, are disembarking. ...--.. wae ary DISEMBARKING. - 
1561 Arms..are in good order......... tepecese! GOOD ORDER. 
1562 Arms. are inferior:....25 eee te eee INFERIOR. 
1563 Arms..are needed. ..--. ofnale was ARS ces oe NEEDED. 
1564 Arms..are not needed ..-.-- eee ey Ate Ne NoT NEEDED. 
1565 Arms.-have not been received. ....-.---- NOT RECEIVED. 
1566 Arms .: have. been received. sa-'es ase. viene RECEIVED. 
Arms..send to the armory for pecessary..| SEND, ARMORY. 1552 
1567 Arms..send all, that can be spared to the | SEND, PLACE, VESSEL. 
place, or vessel, which will be in- 
dicated. 
1568 Arms..have been sent to the vessel or} SENT. 
place which is or will be indicated. 
1569 Arms..have you any to spare?...... «case SPARE 
1570 Arms. 1,030 Spares sacoas eee A imeertehnee SPARE, I CAN. 
1571 Arms..I cannot spare ..-...-..-... ------| SPARE, I CANNOT. 


ARMY.-application has been made to, for as- APPLICATION, assist-'| 1434 


sistance. ANCE. 
1572 Army . has AIT Veteene eee eeeinand | SRL Bs 
move Army -- has arrived at place which will be | ARRIVED AT. 
| indicated by geographical signal. 
157 Army ..our, is besieging the place........| BESIEGING. 
1575 Army ..disembark or land the............ DISEMBARK, LAND. 
1576 Army..I have dispatches for the......... DISPATCHES. 
1577 Army ..our, is dispersed ..... See ete or! -| DISPERSED. 
1578 Army .-or land forces, embark the-....-.-. EMBARK. 
Army..or land-foree of the enemy is ad- | ENEMY’S, ADVANCING.| 875 
vancing. 
1579 Army ..or land-force, the enemy’s, is beaten.) ENEMY’s, BEATEN. 
1580 Army ..enemy’s, has capitulated ....-..-. ENEMY’S, CAPITULATED 
1581 Army. -.enemy’s, has been terribly cut up-| ENEMyY’s, CUT UP. 
1582 Army. -or land force, the enemy’s, is great- | ENEMY’s, DEMORALIZ’D 
ly demoralized. 
1583 Army .-or land-force, the enemy’s, is dis- | ENEMy’s, DISEMBARK- 
embarking. ING. 
1584 Army ..the enemy’s, has been driven out | ENEMY’s, DRIVEN. 
of his battery-ies or intrench- 
ments. ‘ 
1585 Army..the enemy’s, is abandoning its | ENEMY’s, ABANDON- 
earth-works. ING. 
1586 Army --the enemy’s, is embarking ~..---..-. ENEMY’S, EMBARKING. 
1587 Army..the enemy’s, is intrenching....... ENEMY’S, INTRENCH’G. 


Army..apply to, for assistance...........| APPLY TO. 1442 


63 


1594 
1595 
1596 
1597 
1598 
1599 
1600 
1601 
1602 
1603 


1604 
1605 
1606 
1607 
1608 
1609 
1610 
1611 
1612 


1613 
1614 
1615 
1616 
1617 


ARMY..I 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDs. 


should judge the enemy’s, at 
present in sight, or available, at 
about the number which will be 
next shown by numeral signal. 


Army ..the enemy’s, is very large .......- 


Army.-the enemy’s, or land-force, is or 
has been re-enforced. 


Army..the enemy’s, has been repulsed.... 


Army.-the enemy’s, or land-force, is re- 
treating. 


Army.-has entered the place which will 
be indicated by geographical sig- 
nal. 


Army ..our, or land-force, is advancing or 
approaching. 


Army. our, is iIntrenehing 2. -25.% 2. 17... 
Army ..our, is in fine spirits.............. 
Army..our,;is healthy .22s5. - 2.422.055 2-% 
Army.-.our, is about to move .........-.. 
Army..our, has been re-inforced ......-.. 
Army ..our, has been repulsed. .-.-..-.... 
crmy.- our, in retreating: 2550... 225 3 Sci 
APIRURE OLS ISIRICE LY sateen oda 5 5 Oras la eo 
Army..our, suffered greatly in last battle. 


Army..our, suffered very little in last 
battle. 


Army ..our, is threatened...-....---.---- 


Army..our, is going into winter-quarters.- 
Army .. protect our, with more force...--. 
Army ss the, 19 Wa provected 22.05. a0 wee 


| ARMY HEADQUARTERS..send to the...-... 
ARMY SIGNALS..use, in communicating. .... 
ARRANGE..for burying the dead ............ 


dArrange..with the officer commanding the 
Jand-forces to be employed in the 
combined attack or expedition for 
as early departure as may be prac- 
ticable. 


Arrange..for an early movement. ....---. 
Arrange..for an exchange of prisoners.... 
Arrange..for an interview ~..-.--..2. .... 
Arrange.-for landing wounded. ......---- 


Arrange..plans and details with the com- 
manding officer of the land-forces 
for making the proposed com- 
bined attack. 


ENEMY’S, 
FORCE. 


JUDGE, 


ENEMY’S, LARGE. 
ENEMY’S,RE-ENFORCED 


ENEMY’S, REPULSED. 
ENEMY’S, RETREATING. 


ENTERED, PLACE. 


OUR, ADVANCING. 


OUR, INTRENCHING. 
OUR, IN FINE SPIRITS. 
OUR, HEALTHY. 

OUR, MOVE. 

OUR, RE-INFORCED. 
OUR, REPULSED. 
OUR, RETREATING. 
OuR, SICKLY. 

OUR, SUFFERED. 
OUR, SUFFERED. 


OUR, THREATENED. 
OUR, VICTORIOUS. 
OUR, WINTER-QUART’S. 
PROTECT. 
UNPROTECTED. 

SEND. 

USE. 

BURYING DEAD. 
EARLY DEPARTURE. 


EARLY MOVEMENT. 
EXCHANGI PRISONERS. 
INTERVIEW. 

LANDING WOUNDED. 


PLANS, DETAILS, AT- 
TACK. 


Reference 
Nos. 


878 


Signal 
Nos. 


1618 
1619 
1620 
1621 


1622 
1623 


1624 
1625 


1628 


1629 


1630 


1631 
1632 
1633 


163 t 
1635 
1636 


1638 


1639 


1640 
1641 


1642 


1643 
1644 


64 


SIGNALS. 


ARRANGE. ..for an immediate surrender..... 
Arrange..for an unconditional surrender. 
Arrange..terms of surrender. ... 


a ee) 


Arrange. .for taking possession of the place 
ARRANGED.. business is or has been. .... 


ARRANGEMENTS..all necessary, have been 
completed for the combined at- 
tack, expedition, or movement. 


Arrangements ..are defective..--..-...---- 


Arrangements ..make all the necessary, for 
entering upon the duties as- 
signed to you at the earliest 
practicable moment. 


Arrangements..all necessary, have been 
made for carrying out your in- 
structions. 


Arrangements..necessary, have not been 
perfected. 


Arrangements .. have been perfected. ..---. 
ARREST..the Commanding Officer of the ves- 
sel designated. 


4rrest..the Commanding Officer of the 
vessel designated will consider 
himself under, until further or- 
ders. 


Arrest..the conspirators.....-..---- ieee 
Arrest..the deserter-s or fugitive-s....-.. 


Arrest..endeavor to, the deserter-s or fu- 
gitive-s. 


Arrest..has been made as ordered.....--- 
Arrest..the officer who will be designated. 


Arrest..or suspension, relieve from, the 
designated officer-s. 


Arrest..or suspension, relieved from, the 
designated officer-s is or are. 


Arrest..the rioters or disturbers of the 
peace. 


Arrest..or stop the vessel about to leave. . 


ARRESTED... the conspirators have been 


Arrested..deserter-s or fugitive-s have 
been. 


Arrested..the deserter-s or f ugitive-s have 
not been. 


Arrested ..the officer designated has been - 


Arrested..send ofticer, to Commander-in- 
Chief. 


INDEX WORDS. 


«SURRENDER. 
SURRENDER, UNCOND’L 
SURRENDER, TERMS. 
''AKING POSSESSION. 


BUSINESS. 


COMPLETED , ATTACK. 


DEFECTIVE. 
DUTIES, MAKE. 


‘ 


INSTRUCTIONS, MADE. 


NOT PERFECTED. 


PERFECTED. 


COMMANDING OFFICER 


COMMANDING OFFICER 


CONSPIRATORS. 
DESERTER-S. 
DESERTER-S. 


MADE. 
OFFICER. 
RELIEVE, OFFICER-S. 


RELIEVED. 
RIOTERS. 


VESSEL. 


CONSPIRATORS. 


D&ESERTER-S, FU GI- 
TIVE-S. 


DESERTER-S, FU GI- 
TIVE-S. 


OFFICER. 
OFFICER, SEND. 


65 


SIGNALS. 


1645 


1646 
1647 


1648 
1649 
1650 
1651 
1652 
1653 
1654 
1655 
1656 
1657 


1659 
1660 


1661 
1662 
1663 
1664 
1665 


1666 
1667 
1662 


1659 


ARRESTED.. officer. send, before the court- 
wartial now in session. 


Arrested..the rioters have been .........- 

.  Arrested..the rioters have not been ...... 
ARRIVAL..of the Admiral cr Commander-in- 

Chief, await. 

PRiitiee Ol ATING AWOlUs ca os soca ss oees 
Arriwal_.of assistance, await. ...-....-... 
Arrival..of further intelligence, await... 
Wrrivdl: OL-one- mail, aAWwalb:..2 25). J. 22 3. 
Arvival..of further orders, await the -.-. 
Arrival..of re-enforcements, await the.... 
Arrival..of supplies, await the.......---.. 
Arrival..ot tendes, await the -........... 
Arrival. of tum, await thes... << 2... 
Arrival ..of troops, await the..-.-....--.- 


Arrival. .of vessel expected or designated, 
await the. 


Arrival. whatis the last? .........5..-- 


ARRIVE. .the Admiral or Commander-in-Chief 
isexpected to, at this port or place, 
or that which will be designated 
by geographical signal. 


Arrive..the Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief, is expected to, on or about 
the day of the present month 
to be indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Arrive.-ammunition is expected to, very 
soon. 


Arrive..coal is expected to, very soon .... 


Arrive..cominanding officer of the mili- 
tary forces is expected to, very 
soon. 


Arrive..dispatches are expected to, soon -. 
Arrive..the mail is expected to, soon-.--. 
Arrive..orders are expected to, soon...--. 
Arrive..recruits are expected to, soon -.--.. 


Arrive..re-enforcements are expected to, 
soon, 


Arrive..supplies are expected to, soon.... 
Arrive..troops are expected to, soon...--. 


Arrive..When or on what day of the 
month did you? 


INDEX WorbDs. 


OFFICER, COURT-MAR- | 


TIAL. 
RIOTERS. 
RIOTERS, NOT BEEN. 


AWAIT, ADMIRAL. 


AWAIT, ARMS. 

AWAIT, ASSISTANCE. 
AWAIT, INTELLIGENCE. 
AWAIT, MAIL. 

AWAIT, ORDERS. 
AWAIT,RE-ENFORCEM'S 
AWalT, SUPPLIES. 
AWAIT, TENDER. 
AWAIT, TUG. 

AWAIT, TROOPS. 
AWAIT, VESSEL. 


WHAT, LAST? 


ADMIRAL, EXPECTED. 


ADMIRAL, EXPECTED. 


AMMUNIT’N, EXPECTED 


COAL, EXPECTED. 


COMMANDER,  MiILI- 
TARY. 


DISPATCHES, EXPECT’D 
MAIL, EXPECTED. 
ORDERS, EXPECTED. 
RECRUITS, EXPECTED. 


RE-ENFORCEM’TS, EX- 
PECTED. 


SUPPLIES, EXPECTED. 
‘TROOPS, EXPECTED. 
WHEN ? 


Arrive..the vessel designated is expected | VESSEL, EXPECTED. 


to. 


YVNS 


Reference 
Nos 


aeecnae ee 


1678 


1679 


1680 
1681 


1682 


1683 


1688 


1689 


1690 


66 


ARSEWAL..-has been captured 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ARRIVED..the Admiral or Commander-in- 


Chief has, at the port or place 
which will be designated by 
geographical signal. 


Arrived..ammunition has...-.- REE co DEE. 
Arrived... OUr-ATMY. Dag oece esos eee 


Arrived..the Army has, at the place 
which will be designated by 
geographical signal. 


Arrived .. auxiliary forces have oO Fae ee Daas 
Arr wed 22 Cartel Nass oo cc nyse mitered 


Arrived..coal-vessel-s has or have, at the 
place indicated. 


Arrived..the dispatch-boat has. ..-....... 
Arrived..the dispatch-boat has not....--. 


Arrived..dispatcbes have, for the Admiral 
or Commander-in-Chiéf. 


Arrived..dispatches have, for the Amer- 
ican Minister. 


Arrived.. dispatches have, for the Army .-. 


Arrived..dispatches have, for the Govern- 
ment. 


Arrived..dispatches have, from the Ad- 
miral or Commander-in-Chief. 


Arrived.. dispatches have, from the Army. 


Arrived..the enemy has, at the place 
which will be designated. 


Arrived..the engineers have ; number and 
grades will be communicated 
by signal. 


Arrived..the Envoy Extraordinary and | 


Minister Plenipotentiary of the 
United States to this country 
has. 


Arrived. .the mail hase. cean. eee 


Arrived..the military Com’r-in-Chief has, 
at place which will be desig- 
nated. 


Arrived. .re-enforcements for the Army 
have. 


Arrived ..re-enforcements for the fleet have, 
at the place which will be desig- 
nated. 


Arrived..store or supply-ship has, at the 
place which will be designated. 


Arrived..the vessel whose number or dist. 
pendant is shown has, at the 
place which will be designated. 


“es eee wer ewww ee 


ADMIRAL, PORT, PLACE 


AMMUNITION. 
ARMY. 
ARMY, PLACE, PORT. 


AUXILIARY FORCES. 
CARTEL. 
COAL-VESSEL-S. 


DISPATCH-BOAT. 
DISPATCH-BOAT. 
DISPATCHES, ADMIRAL. 


DISPATCHES, AMERI- 
CAN MINISTER. 


DISPATCHES, ARMY. 


DISPATCHES, GOVERN- 


MENT. 


DISPATCHES FROM AD- 
MIRAL. 


DISPATC’S FROM ARMY 
ENEMY. 


ENGINEERS, 


Envoy U.S. 


Malt 
MILITARY COMMAND- 
ER-IN-CHIEF. 


RE-ENFORCEMENTS. 


RE-ENFORC EMENTS, 
FLEET. 


SUPPLY-SIIP. 


VESSEL. 


CAPTURED. 


Reference 
Nos 


67 


| g 
| SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. Ee 
: fe = 

1691 | ARSENAL... destroy the /..........2...-2,..-.| DESTROY. 

1692 Arsenal..has been destroyed.............. DESTROYED. 

1693 | reer. land and. capture... 2-0 sis. e 22 LAND, CAPTURE., 

1694 Arsenal..is well protected .............-. PROTECTED. 

1695 Arsenal..send to the, for the necessary | SEND TO. 
munitions of war. 

1696 Arsenal..send a force to protect the, and | SEND, PROTECT. 
other public property. 

1697 Arsenal..is threatened .-....-..-..-.- bpp leg: THREATENED. 

1698 Arsenal..is unprotected Be beh TS en ee UNPROTECTED. 


1704 


1708 


ARTICLES.-.of agreement are approved....-- 


Articles..of agreement are disapproved. -. 


Articles..of agreement, send, for exami- 
nation and approval. 


Articles ..of agreement have been signed... 


Articles..designated by telegraphic sig- 
nal, can you lend me? 


Articles..condemned, land, or send, to the 


vessel designated. 


Articles.. what, are you most in need of? 
Report names and quantities by 
telegraphic signal. 


Articles..of pressing necessity, distribute 
from the vessels of the fleet. 


Articles..of pressing necessity which can- 
not be procured will be furnished 
by contributions from the ves- 
sels of the fleet. 


Articles ..of pressing necessity not on hand 
or in store, may be purchased 
with the approval of the com- 
manding officer as to quality and 
price. 


Articles..not necessary on present service, 
land or send to the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Article-s..designated by telegraphic sig- 
nal, [ require. 


Articles..required, send a list of, or com- 
municate by telegraphic signal 
names and quantities. 

Articles..that you can spare, furnish to the 
vessel-s needing them. 

Articles..report by telegraphic signal the 
names and quantities of, that 


you can spare for the use of this 
or the vessel-s designated. 


Article-s..designated by telegraphic sig- 
nal, is or are unfit for use. 


. 
Articles... wanted, make requisitions for. -. 


‘ 


AGREEMENT, APPROV’D 
AGREEM’T,DISAPPRO’D. 
AGREEMENT, SEND. 


AGREEMENT, SIGNED. 
CAN YOU LEND ? . 


CONDEMNED, LAND. 
MOST NEED, REPORT. 
DISTRIBUTE. 
NECESSITY, FURNISH- 


ED FROM THE FLEET. 


NECESSITY,PURCHASED 


NOT NECESSARY, SEND. 


REQUIRE. 


REQUI RED, SEND LIST. 


SPARE, FURNISH. 


SPARE, REPORT. 


UNFIT, USE. 


WANTED,REQUISITIONS 


68 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


1712 
1713 
1714 
1715 
1716 


1717 


1718 
1719 


1726 


1727 


1728 


1729 


1730 
1731 


ARTILLERY .. destroy the 22. 2i.marsse ene 
Artillery ..disembark the..---.-.-+-..---- 
Artillery..is disembarked........-- gONG cA 
Artillery semberk thence ses eee kaos eee 
Artillery..enemy has abandoned his.-.--.. 


Artillery..the enemy has; the number of 
pieces discovered will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Artillery cland-the Held 72252524565 tae os 
Artillerys2 land Whe SiekGe tee A eee ot enn = 


ASCERTAIN.. from the Admiral or Command- 


. er-in-Chief, what he wishes 
me, or the vessel-s under my 
command, to do in the further 
prosecution of bis orders, and 
report without delay. 


Ascertain..the character of the strange 
vessel-s, where from, where 
bound, &e. 


Ascertain..the condition of affairs ashore- 


Ascertain..the depth of water in channel, 
and report by numeral signal 
in feet. 


Ascertain..from the Admiral or Command- 
er-in-Chief, what disposition 
shall be made of the captured 
vessel-s or prisoners, and re- 
port without delay. 


Ascertain..from the Commander-in-Chief 
what disposition shall be made 
of the fugitives under our pro- 
tection. 


Ascertain..if possible, the enemy’s designs. 


Ascertain..as far as possible, the position 
and strength of the enemy’s 
forces,andreport without delay. 


Ascertain..the feelings of the people. --.--- 


Ascertain.. whether or not we can hold 
out until assistance or re-in- 
forcemeuts arrive. 

Ascertain..what the military commander 
proposes to do. 

Ascertain..the object of the visit of the 
strange vessel. 

Ascertain..the state of the defenses....-. 


Ascertain..the variation of the compass 
by azimuth daily, in the fore 
and after noon, and report by 
signal. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ARTICLES... wanted, I am unable to procure..| WANTED, UNABLE. 


DESTROY. 

DISEMBARK. 

DISEMBARKED. 

EMBARK. 

ENEMY, ABANDONED. 522 


ENEMY HAS. 


LAND, FIELD. 
LAND, SIEGE. 
ADMIRAL’S WISHES. 756 


CHARACTER, STRANGE 
VESSEL. 


CONDITION, AFFAIRS, 
“ASHORE. 


DEPTH, WATER, CHAN- 
NEL. 


DISPOSITION, CAPTUR’D] 75: 


DISPOSIT’N, FUGITIVES 


ENEMY’S DESIGNS. 


ENEMY’S POSITION, 
STRENGTH. 


FEELINGS, PEOPLE. 
HOLD OUT, ASSISTANCE 


MILITARY, PROPOSES. 


OBJECT, STRANGER. 


STATE OF DEFENSES. 


VARIATION, COMPASS, 
DETERMINE. 


69 


SIGNALS. INDEX Wonps. 


ASCERTAIN..the variation of standard com- | VARIATION, COMPASS. 
pass by azimuths, frequently, 
and report by signal. 


ASHORE..{ am—[ With theinterrogatory pen- | AGROUND. 927 
dant over it, it will mean, Are 
you, or is the vessel designated, 
ashore ? ] 


manorve. (OeAGMITAL IS. of asi ages okt ADMIRAL. 757 
Ashore..send the Admiral’s UMN tas Gupue Pet aps pa | ADMIRAL’S BARGE. 826 
Ashore..send ammunition............... AMMUNITION. . 1189 
mishorée..send armed Nien ”...2 <2... seusse- ARMED MEN. 1516 
Ashore..send assistance ....-...--------- ASSISTANCE. 

wshores. sond blacksmiths. . o.oo a. syeeu « BLACKSMITHS. 


Ashore..the or a blockade-runner, is or | BLOCKADE-RUNNER. 
has been run. 


Ashore..send a boat ...-....-.. a gee areda tyes BoatT, SEND. 


Ashore..send all boats, armed and equip- | BoaTs, ARMED, SEND. | 1507 
ped for immediate service. 


Ashore-. the, Captaimis.< 2 o2.9i2. 225022 7 CAPTAIN. 
Ashore..send carpenter’s gang ...--. ..---. CARPENTER’S GANG. 
Ashore..the chief engineer is ........---. CHIEF ENGINEER. 
Ashore. the chief of staflis.-....-.-- .-.- CHIEF OF STAFF. 
Ashore..the Commander isi:-/...2.--.... | COMMANDER. 


Ashore..the Commander of the vessel des- | COMMANDER WILL GO. 
ignated will go, and direct the 
embarking of the troops. 


Ashore..send, for Captain or Commanding | COMMAND’G OFFICER, 


Officer. SEND. 
Ashore..the Commanding Officer is..-.--. - COMMAND’G OFFICER. 
Ashore..the Commodore is. ..---.---..... COMMODORE. 
Ashore..send, for deserter-s ......-.-.---- DESERTER-S. 
Ashore..the enemy’s leading vessel-s is or | ENEMY’S LEADING. 931 
are. 
Ashore..the enemy’s vessel-s is or are ....| ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 934 


Ashore..establish yourself, with an ade- | ESTABLISH. 
quate force. 


Ashore..the Executive Officer is.......... EXECUTIVE. 

Achore spor pigs lo. su si fae es aes oetet GIG. 
_Ashore..go, and report to Commanding | GO, REPORT. 

Officer. 

Ashore. ee tave been... .--.-.--- oe $csesa) L HAVE BEEN. 937 
Ashore..send, information received.-.-.. - INFORMATION. 

Ashore..our leading vessel-s is or are. ....| LEADING VESSEL-S. 868 
Ashore..send, for liberty-men-.........-.- LIBERTY-MEN. 
Ashore..there is a life-boat....-..---...-- LIFF-BOAT. 

Ashore=: send: she mail... 32. s/s oss oe age = oe MAIL. 


70 


g 
Signal ; r | 5 a 
Won. SIGNALS. INDrEX WorpDs. E 2 
a 
1755 | ASHORE... send for the mail . -..--.---.+++--. Mat. ; 
1756 Ashore..send marines, for drill....-.----. MARINES, DRILL, 
1757 Ashore..send marines, to protect dock- | Marines, DOCK YaRb. 1 
yard. i 
17538 Ashore..send mechanics ..-.-.- Gy A eae MECHANICS. | 
1759 Ashore..send, for men .......-.--22 sos: MEN. | 
760 Ashore..send, aS many men as can be | MEN, SEND. r 
spared. 
1761 [shore..send, for officers. -...... whe amines hi OF FICER 
1762 Ashore. pend, for- Orders”. ere ee ee | ORDERS. 
1763 Ashore:-the Paymaster iss ssg50e PAYMASTER. 
1764 Ashore..send prisoner-s .......----.-----| PRISONER-S. | 
1765 Ashore..send, for prisoner-s....-.-.-..--- PRISONER-S. 
Ashore..the prize-s is or are .-.. 2225+... PRIZE-S. 959 |) 
1766 Aéghore..send provisions.........---.---- PROVISIONS. | 
1767 Ashore..send re-enforcements ......-....- RE-ENFORCEMENTS. | 
1768 Ashore..send remgees .2-.- oa aaes REFUGEES. . 
1769 Ashore..send, for refugees ...-...--..--.-| REFUGEES. || 
1770 |.  Ashore..there is or has been a revolt....- REVOLT, 
1771 Ashore tOGle 188 TIOUs. 24. «ate =e ae Riot. 
1772 Ashore..send sail-makers ..-... ibetreater ya SAIL-MAKERS. 
1773 Ashore.<send sick ..-.-a.---- Ainge leet eta SICK. 
1774 Ashore. .Signal-Officer is .......-.--.+---- *SIGNAL-OFFICER. 
1775- Ashore..send, for supplies ....-.....--.-.| SUPPLIEs. 
1776 Ashore..the Surgeon 1s .<--.5.6.. -<. - ----| SURGEON. 
1777 Ashore..send the Surgeon ~..--..-....-+- SURGEON. 
1778 Ashore..send, for Surgeon ..-......---.2- SURGEON. 
1779 Ashore..send water -...-. shee al wok Sat eat VW ATER, 
1780 Ashore: .send, for WAiGrs i. feo e eee eee WATER. ra 
1781 Ashore..send wooding party-ies......---. W OODING PARTY-IES. 
1782 Ashore..send working party—-ies.....-.--. WORKING PARTY-IES. | 
1783 Ashore..send, for working party-ies- ---.-- WORKING PARTY-IES. | 
1784 Ashore..send wounded. ..--- st ode Pee ci WOUNDED. 
ASK..for assistance where it can be soonest | ASSISTANCE, 995 
given. 
1785 Ask..for what you require. .......-..---.| REQUIRE. 
- 1 
ASKED. -.assistance has been .........---- ----| ASSISTANCE. 996 | 
1786 | ASSAULT..the enemy’s position ...........-. EXNEMY’S POSITION. 
1787 Assault..the enemy’s works....-....----- ENEMY’S WORKS. 
1788 Assault..the enemy’s position has been | ENizMy’S POSITION, | 
carried by an. : ] 
1789 Assault..by escalade,,.the forts ..2-..-..-- Forrs, ESCALADE. | a | 


71 


SIGNALS. 


1892 


1803 


1805 


ASSAULT..in my opinion an, would be im- 
practicable. 


“Aseaull,.is on, practicable ?........%.... :- 
Assault..an, would be practicable-.-...... 


ASSAULTED..the enemy’s breast-works may 
be. 


ASSEMBLE.-.Board of Examiners will, on 
board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, in obedience to orders. 


Assemble..Board of Engineers will, on 
board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, in obedience to orders. 


Assemble... Board of Medical Officers for 
Survey will, on board of this or 
the vessel designated, in obe- 
dience to orders. 


Assemble... Board of Survey will, on board 
of this or the vessel designated. 


Assemble..on board of flag-ship or vessel 
designated, Captains will. 


Assemble..on board the flag-ship or the ves- 
sel designated, Chief Engineers 
will. 


Assemble..on board the flag-ship or vessel 
designated, Commanders will. 


Assemble. .on board the flag-ship or vessel 
, designated, the Commanding 
Officers will. 


Assemble..on board the flag-ship or vessel 
designated, Commodores will. 


Assemble..Court of Inquiry will, on board 
of the vessel designated, at 10 
a.m.on the day of the present 
month indicated by numeral 
signal. 


Assemble..Court-Martial will, on board 
this vessel or the one desig- 
nated, at 10 a.m.on the day 
of the present month wiich 
will be indicated by numeral 
signal, for the trial of such cases 
as may be legally brought be- 
fore it. 


Assemble. cutters and launches will, near 
this or the vessel designated, 
fully armed and equipped for 
service, for the number of days 
which will be shown by nu- 
meral signal. 


Assemble. .the fleet will, at the place which 
will be designated. 


Assemble..all our forees arouud or near 
the flag-ship. 


INDEX WorDs. 


IMPRACTICABLE. 


PRACTICABLE ? 
PRACTICABLE. 


ENEMY’S BREAST-W’KS. 


BoakpD EXAMINERS. 
BosarD ENGINEERS. 
BoarD, MEDICAL. . 
BoarD, SURVEY. 


CAPTAINS. 


CHIEF ENGINEERS. 


COMMANDERS. 


COMMAND’G OFFICERS. 


COMMODORES. 


Court or INQUIRY. 


Court-MARTIAL. 


CUTTERS, LAUNCHES. 


FLEET. 


FORCES, FLAG-SHYP. 


12 


Reference 
Nos 


. SIGNALS. 


ASSEMBLE..the gunboats will, at the place 
which will be designated by 
signal. 


Assemble..on board the flag-ship or the 
vessel designated, Paymasters 
will. 


Assemble..at rendezvous No. 1............ 
Assemble... at rendezvous No. 2..........-. 


Assemble..on board the flag-sbip or vessel 
designated, Signal-Officers will. 


Assemble..the small steamers will, at the 
place which will be designated 
by geographical signal. 


Assemble..on board the flag-ship or the 
vessel designated, the Surgeons 
will. 


ASSENT. .affirmative, consent, permission, or 
yes. 


[Notr.—When this signal is made, it 
means one of the above words, ac- 
cording to circumstances, or permis- 
sion to do that which has been asked. ] 


1316 
1817 
1818 


Assent. .I cannot give my ..-3 ...2...-2%.- 
Assent. .refuse, to the proposition 


Assent. -is or has been refused to proposi- 
tion. 


Assent... withholdgapes eee 


ASSIST... the attacking party.---.-- es oe 

Assist... the boat-8:22eue eee eae eee 
Assist..the bomb-vessel-s..--....-------- 
Assist..I cannot, at this time...-.--...--. 
Assist..Can you, Me?) 7. .c0- onsen eae eee 


Assist..the stranded or distressed vessel-s 
by sending boat-s. 

Assist..in embarking the prisoners. ...--. 

Assist..the flotilla.........- rd. i 

<lssist..in landing the prisoners ...-...-.- 

Assist..in hauling up the lighters........ 

Assist..the rear 


Assist..in saving the people overboard or 
those on board the wreck. 


Assist.-in saving public property. ....-.-- 


iii ee a 


INDEX WORDS. 


—s»— 


Assemble..at the appointed place, fleet will. 


GUNBOATS. 


PAYMASTERS 


PLACE, APPOINTED. 
RENDEZVOUS No. 1. 
RENDEZVOUS NO. 2. 
SIGNAL-OFFICERS. 


SMALL STEAMERS. 


SURGEONS. 


AFFIRMATIVE, CON- 
SENT, PERMISSION. 


CANNOT. 
REFUSE. 
REFUSED. 


WITHHOLD. 


ATTACKING PARTY. 
BOAT-S. 

BoaT-s LEFT. 
BOMB-VESSEL-S. 
CANNOT. 

CaN You? 


DISTRESSED VESSEL-S. 


EMBARK’G PRISONERS. 


FLOTILLA. 

LANDING PRISONERS. 
LIGHTERS. 

REAR. 

SAVING PEOPLE. 


SAVING PROPERTY. 
STRANGE VESSEIL-S. 
TRANSPORT-S, 


904 


997 


999 
998 


73 


Nas: SIGNALS. 


1833 | ASSIST... the troops to land. .....-............ 


Assist..the vessel aground.....2. 222. ..e. 
1334 Assist..the vessel-s which will be desig- 
nated. 


Assist..the vessel-s or boat-s designated, 
or the one or those evidently 
requiring aid. 


1835 Assist..the vessel-s belonging to the con- 
voy requiring aid. 


1836 Assist..the vessel-s hard pressed by enemy 


1837 Assist .. the vessel-s hard pressed by the en- 
emy, unengaged vessels will. | 


1838 Assist..the vessel-s designated to pro- 
vision. ‘ 
1839 Assist. .the vessel-s designated to refit ..-. 
1840 Assist..in bringing off the wounded..---. 
1841 Agsist..the wrecked vessel. ....-.---..... 


ASSISTANCE..-additional, is required to en- 
able me to carry out your in- 
structions. 


Assistance.. additional, is not required -.-. 


Assistance.. additional, send, to the stranger 
or vessel designated. 


1842 Assistance... will be afforded at once ...-... 


Assistance..application for, may be made 
to those nearest you. 


Assistance. .apply to the Army for .......- 


Assistance.-apply for, to the civil author- 
ities, if necessary. 


Assistance..apply for, to the nearest vessel - 


Assistance..apply for, where it can be 
soonest given. 


Assistance..the Army has been applied to 
for. 


Assistance-.has been asked for ....--.--.. 
. Assistance... await arrival of ......-..----- 
1843 Assistance..of boats, in need of. .....----. 
1844 Assistance..of boats and men required .... 


Assistance..of boats, men, anchors, and 
cables, I am in need of. 


1845 Assistance. .-boat-s will wait for ..---.- ae 


Assistance..cannot be rendered at this 
time to the vessel-s, boat-s, or 
person-s in distress. 


Assistance..can you give me any ?....... .. 


dssistance..application bas been made to 
the civil authorities for. 


INDEX WorDs. 


TROOPS, LAND. 
VESSEL AGROUND. 
VESSEL-S. 


VESSEL-S, BOAT-S. 


VESSEL-S, CONVOY. 


VESSEL-S, PRESSED. 
VESSEL-S, PRESSED. 


VESSEL-S, PROVISION. 


VESSEL-S, REFIT. 
WOUNDED. 
WRECKED VESSEL. 


ADDITIONAL, REQUIRED 


ADDIT’L, NOT REQUIR’D 
ADDITIONAL, SEND. 


AFFORDED AT ONCE. 
ge 
APPLICATION. 


APPLY. 
APPLY. 


APPLY. 
APPLY FOR. 


APPLICATION TO ARMY 


ASKED. 

AWAIT. 

BOaTs, NEED. 

Boats, &C., REQUIRED 


BOATS, ANCHORS, RE- 
QUIRED. 


BOAT-S, WAIT. 
CANNOT, RENDERED. 


CAN you ? 
CIVIL AUTHORITIES. 


Reference 
Nos 


1002 


1003 


1434 


1648 


1352 


999 


998 
145 


74 


Signal 


Nos. 


pow 
16 8) 
[Si | 
— 


1858 


| 1860 


1861 
1862 
1863 
1864 
1865 


1866 


} 
1 


ASSISTANT SURGEON-S..repzir 


SIGNALS. 


ASSISTANCE..come to my ------ Bye LR Bs OE Pao 


Assistance .. decline all J. -. wes ek ee ee 


Assistance..defend yourself until, reaches 
you. 


Assistance..do you want? .......-..-..-- 
Assistance... garrison needs ....-........-- 


Assistance..give, to the boat or vessel 
needing it. 


Assistance..immediate, cannot be rendered 
Assistance..of Medical Officer-s required -- 


Assistance..I cannot get this or the ves- 
sel-s. designated afloat without 
more. 


Assistance.-I am in need of ...-......--.--. 


[ With the interrogatory pendant over it, 
it will mean, Are you in need of assist- 
ance ?] 


Assistance..I am in need of immediate.... 
Assistance..I am notin need of......----. 


Assistance..application has been made in 
‘the proper quarter for. 


Assistance..render any, in your. power 
where needed. 


Assisitance..I have rendered all, in my 
power. 


Assistancé.. Send sashole... -~-2- ei ae 


Assistance..send, to the expedition imme- 
diately. 


Assistance..send, to the vessel indicated - . 


Assistance..send, to the grounded, dis- 
tressed, or stranded vessel. 


Assistanee..when, is required make it 
known by sigval, or by the 
private signal agreed upon. 


Assistance..of steamer-s required .....--. 
Assisiance..by towing required. ....-...-- 
Assistance..Il am unable to render any..-.- 


Assistance..will be sent immediately. ..-. 


ASSISTANT ENGINEER-S.-repair on board 


this vessel, or the one desig- 
nated. 


ASSISTANT PAYMASTER-S.. repair on board 


this vessel, or the 


one desig- 
nated. 


on board 
this vessei, or the one desig- 


nated. 


INDEX WoORDs. 


Reference 


COME. 
DECLINE. 
DEFEND YOURSELI, 


Do YOU WANT? 
GARRISON. 
GIVE, BOAT OR VESSEL 


IMMEDIATE, CANNOT. 
MEDICAI, OFFICER-S. 


MORE AID, AFLOAT. 916 
NEED, AID. | 1001 | 
- 

NEED, IMMEDIATE. 

NOT IN NEED. 

PROPER QUARTER, AP-| 1435 
PLICATION TO. 

RENDER. 

RENDERED. 

SEND ASHORE. | 1733 

SEND TO EXPEDITION, 

SEND, VESSEL. O44 || 


SEND TO STRANDED. 


STEAMER-S, REQUIRED 
TOWING, REQUIRED. 
UNABLE TO RENDER. 
WHAT REQUIRE? 
WILL BE SENT. 


SIGNAL. . 
REPAIR. 


REPAIR. 


REepParer. 


Signal 


Nos. 


1869 
1870 


1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 


1875 


1876 


(1877 


1878 
1879 
1520 
1881 
1882 


1883 
1884 
1885 
1886 


1887 
1888 


1889 
1890 


1891 


1892 


1893 


75 


SIGNALS. 


ASSUME..or hoist the flag of the Admiral or 
Commander-in-Chief, the vessel 
designated will, when it has been 
hauled down on board of the ves- 
sel now carrying it. 


Assume..the convoy-flag...--...---..---- 
Assume..the,guard-flag..--....--..--..-. 
ASTERN..anchor, of this or the vessel desig- 


nated. 


BARI eY 704. DACK fe WAT asic w's aie 6 wp on © sme 
Astern.. back, drop, go, or take station... 


Astern..of the coal-vessel-s keep. -.-.---. -- 

Astern..of the convoy, keep, and close it 
up. 

Astern..of the disabled vessel-s, keep, and 
proteet it or them. 


Astern..of this or the vessel Sen: uted, 
drop or go. 

Astern..enemy’s heavy vessel-s is or are-. 

Astern..of the enemy’s line, eross-.....-.. 

Astern..the enemy is seen..-.....-....2. 


Astern..of the division indicated, form. -. 


Astern..of the division or squadron, desig- 
nated, keep. 


Astern..the division, squadron, or vessel—-s 
designated, will keep. 

PEsteL ee KOO LAr Uehiro. ote cae vein IEe 

Astern..do not keep so ‘far... -...-.2...--. 

Astern = keep more directly -.--....-..--. 


Astern..of the prize-s, keep, and protect 
it or them. 


Astern..of the supply-vessel-s, keep... --- 


Astern..of this or the vessel designated, 
take your station. 


Astern..take station, within signal dis- 


tance. 


Astern..of the transport-s, keep, and pro- 
tect it or them. 


Astern..of this or the vessel designated, 
keep. 


ALRIP Samet e. GF awelolis. .. 2.05 ¥en Soe 


Atrip..the enemy’s anchor-s is or are .... 
ATTACK atuiieuoerestas.s 522.0 sotes eee 
Attack..arm for immediate .........--..-- 


Attack..land and, the enemy’s battery-ies. 
Attack.. boldly ...-- Pehl APNE) oi AE ley bor 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


} 
ADMIRAL’S FLAG. 


‘CONVOY-FLAG. 


GUARD-FLAG. 
ANCHOR, 


BACK. 

Back, DROP. 
COAL-VESSEL-S. 
CONVOY, KEEP. 


DISABLED VESSEL-S. 


Dror. 


ENEMY’S HEAVY VWES- 


SEL-S.. 


ENEMY’S LINE, CROSS. 


ENEMY, SEEN. 
Form. 
KEEP. 


KEEP. 


ICREP PARTHER.. 
KEEP, NOT SO FAR. 


KEEP, DIRECTLY. 


PRIZE-S, KEEP. 


SUPPLY-VESSEL-S. 
TAKE STATION. 


TAKE STATION. 


TRANSPORT-S, PROTECT 


VESSEL, KEEP. 


ANCTIOR. 
ENEMY’S 
ANCHOR. 
ARM, IMMEDIATE. 


BATTERY-IES, LAND. 


BOLDLy. 


ANCHOR-S. 


| 1492 


iv 8) 
Go 
Oo 


1212 


1214 


1213 


671 


76 


; se?) 
=) 
Signal 2 
ahs = 7 NDEX WORDS. mS 
Naw SIGNALS. IN ORDS SA 
4 
1894 | ATTACK... boom and remove it -...-.....--.. Boom. 
1895 Attack..a combined, will be made as soon | COMBINED. 
as the necessary arrangements 
are completed. 
1896 Attack..a combined, will be made at the | COMBINED. 
time which will be conmunicated 
by signal. 
Attack..combined, arrange plan and de- | COMBINED, ARRANGE. | 1617 
tails of, with the Commanding 
Ofticer of land-forces. 
Attack..combined, or expedition, arrange | COMBINED, ARRANGE. | 1612 
with the Commanding Ofticer of 
the land-forces to be employed in 
the, for as early a departure as 
practicable. 
1297 Attack..combined, has been postponed | COMBINED, POSTPONED 
until the hour which will be, 
communicated. 
1898 Attack..commence the..-.... pa TAPE GAR COMMENCE. 
| 1899 Attack..combined, commence ........---. COMMENCE. 
1900 Attack..will commence, by the whole fleet, | COMMENCE. 
as soon as it is reported ready. ‘| 
1901 Attack. .concentrate, upon the enemy’s | CONCENTRATE, CENTER 
-center. 
1902 Attack..concentrate, upon the enemy’s | CONCENTRATE, RHAR. 
rear, 
1903 Attack, concentrate, upon the enemy’s | CONCENTRATE, VAN. 
van. 
1904 Attack..concentrate, upon the strong po- | CONCENTRATE. 
sition of the enemy. 
1905 Attack..concentrate the, on the enemy’s | CONCENTRATE, InON- 
iron-clad-s. CLAD-S, 
— 1906 Attack..and cut off the enemy from the | CUT OFF ENEMY. 
| harbor. ° 
, 1907 Attack..and cut off the enemy’s retreat- | CUT OFF ENEMY’s. 
| ing vessel-s. 
1908 Attack .. will be made as indicated by date | DaTE INDICATED. 
signal. 
1909 Attock..the enemy may, at any time; be | ENemy May. 
prepared for him. 
1910 Attack. -the field-works.---- snes eee e ee FIELD-Wonrks. 
1911 Attack..the flotilla will commence the, | FLoTILLA, COMMENCE. 
as soon as it gets within good 
range. 
1912 Attack. the fort-s/2..¢ Ce eee .| FortT-s. 
Attack. immediately .. 2.2, .ccecce eee IMMEDIATELY. 679 
1913 Attack. 1 intend to, at the time which will | INrzenp. 
. be indicated by signal. 
'| 1914 Aitack..I intend to, vigorously at once. ..| INTEND. / 
| gutack join in the. 2. 2.2/6 eee JOIN. 716 


~] 
~l 


Signall 


Nos. 


1915 
1916 
1917 
1918 
1919 
1920 
1921 
1922 
1923 


1924 
1925 


1926 


1927 


1928 


1929 | 


1930 


1931 
1932 


1933 | 


1934 
1935 
1936 
1937 
1938 


1939 


1940 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


ATTACK .. the plan of, has been altered to 


that which will be communicated 
by telegraphic signal. 


Attack..the plan of, has been altered to 
that which will be communicated 
by signal, rendered necessary by 
the altered position of tne enemy. 


MitaCk 2. PCSLDONG. the. 2... os ou sep - oe 
Attack. .the, is postponed ......-......... 
Attock..in the prescribed order ........- 


Attack. in the present order ....-:2....-: 
Attack..with rifled cannon ......<..s.... 
PAMieie WNGCE SR ort oreo ek aac eh ee 


Attack..under sail and steam combined -. 
Mitac: Onder SLGanhi cs iad - ac dreeles Hone: 


Attack..will be made to-morrow morning 
at the time indicated. 


Attack.. vigorous, must be made.....----. 
A OCR MADOLOUSLY: gor: sats hale Sorahaerd sinters 


ATTACK THE ENEMY..[ With the interrog- 


atory pendant over it, it will 
mean, Shall or may I attack the 
enemy ? | 

Attack the enemy. -above and below, divid- 
ing your forces for that purpose. 


Attack the enemy..the 
will. 


armored vessel-s 


Attack the enemy--.at two different points, 
by dividing your forces. 


Attack the enemy.-as soon as you get him 
within effective range. 


Attack the enemy..on both flanks, dividing 
your forces for that purpose. 


Attack the enemy-.when in grape-range - -- 
Attack the enemy.. keeping to port .--..-.---. 
Attack the enemy.- keeping to starboard. -- 
Attack the enemy ..to leeward -.-.-.--..----- 


‘Attack the enemy..at long range fof atin, mena 


Attack the enemy -.at point-blank range.... 
Attack the enemy..on the port side...-.-..-. 
Attack the enemy ..with rams ............- 
Attack the enemy..at short range........-- 


Attack the enemy..small vessels will ad- 
vance and, in the prescribed or- 
der. . 


Attack the enemy..on all sides simulta- 
neously. 


PLAN OF, ALTERED. 


PLAN, ALTERED. 


POSTPONE. 
POSTPONED. 
PRESCRIBED ORDER. 
PRESENT ORDER. 
RIFLED CANNON. 

SAIL. 

SAIL, STEAM. 

STEAM. 

TO-MORROW MORNING. 


VIGOROUS. 
VIGOROUSLY. 


ENEMY. 


ABOVE AND BELOW. 


ARMORED VESSEL-S. 1536 


AT TWO POINTS. 
EFFECTIVE RANGE. 
FLANKS. 


GRAPE-RANGE. 
KEEPING PORT. 
KEEPING STARBOARD. 
LEEWARD. 

LONG RANGE. 
POINT-BLANK. 

Port. 

RAMs. 

SHORT RANGE. 


SMALL VESSELS. 843 


SIMULTANEOUSLY. 


Signal 
Nos. 


78 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


1941 | ATTACK THE ENEMY ..on the starboard side} STARBOARD. 


1942 
1943 


1944 


1945 


1946 | 


1947 
1948 


1949 
1950 
1951 
1952 
1953 
1954 
1955 
1956 
1957 
1958 
1959 
1960 
1961 


1962 
1963 


1964 
1965 
1966 
1967 
1968 
1969 
1970 
1971 
1972 


1973 


1974 


Attack the enemy. .with torpedo-vessels - - - - 
Attack the enemy.-to windward.....--..-- 


works. 
Attock the enemy’s..center.........-.--.-- 


Attack the enemy’s..convoy, capture or 
destroy it. 


Attack the enemy’s..crippled vessel-s.-.-.--. 


Attack the enemy’s-.encampment or in- 
trenchments. 


Attack the enemy’s..field-vworks ......-.--. 
Attack the enemy’s..flag-ship-...---..----. 
Attack the enemy’s.. flotilla ............- Ke 
Attack the enemy’s.. gunboat-s Peter oe 
Attack the enemy’s..- heavy vessel-s.....--. 
Attack the enemy’s..iron-clad-s ....--.-..-. 
Attack the enemy’s. - land-forces ...--..---- 
Attack the enemy’s.-launch-es or boat-s .. - 


Attack the enemy’s..left wing..---.-..---. 
Attack the enemy’s.. position .............: 
Attack the enemy’3..Tam-S ..---...-.------ 
Attack the-tnemiy'’s -tr6ar.cc~.. .«scee canes 


Altack the enemy’s..reserve division or de- 
tached vessel-s. 


‘Attack the enemy’s..right wing -....-..---- 


Attack the enemy’s..salt-works, and destroy 
them. 


Attack the enemy’s..small steamer-s-...---. 
Attack the enemy’s..town or settlement. --. 
Attack the enemy’s..torpedo-vessel-s ...--. 
Attack the enemy’s..transport-s......----. 
Attack the enemy’s..turreted vessel-s..-.--. 
Attack the enemy's. 2Van .... 6.0 weenet uns 
Attack the enemy’s..weakest position...--. 
Attack the enemy’s.. wooden-vessel-s ..---. 
Attack the enemy’s..works....:......----- 


ATTACKED..[That is, Iam or have been at- 


tacked. With the interrogatory 
pendant over it, it will mean, Are 
you, or have you been attacked? ] 


Attacked..the advance is or has been. ..-. 


TORPEDO-VESSELS. 
WINDWARD. 


ATTACK THE ENEMY’S.. battery-ies orearth-| BATTERY-IES. 


CENTER. 
CONVOY, CAPTURE. 


CRIPPLED VESSEL-S. 


ENCAMPMENT, IN- 
TRENCUMENTS. 


FIELD-WORKS. 
FLAG-SHIP. 
FLOTILLA. 
GUNBOAT-S. 
HEAVY VESSEL-S. 
TRON-CLAD-S. 
LAND-FORCES. 
LAUNCH-ES, BOAT-S. 
LEFT WING. 
PuSITION. 

Ram-s. 

REAR. 

RESERVE. 


RIGHT WING. 
SALT-WORKS. 


SMALL STEAMER-S. 
TOWN. 
TORPEDO-VESSEL-S. 
TRANSPORT-S. 
TURRETED VESSEL-S. 
VAN. 

WEAKEST POSITICN. 
WOODEN-VESSEL-S, 
WORKS. 


ADVANCE. 


Attacked..our shore-battery~ies has or | BATTERY-IEs. 


hvve been. 


| Reference | 
Nos. 


| 
| 


844 


79 


SIGNALS. 


1975 | ATTACKED..the boat-s has or have been ..--. 


1976 
1977 
1978 


1979 
1980 
1981 


1982 
1983 
1984 


1985 
1986 


1987 
1988 


1989 
1990 
1991 


1992 
1993 


1994 


1995 
1996 


1997 


1998 


1999 
2000 


2001 


Attacked..the convoy is or has been....-. 


Attacked. 


-our encampment is or has been. 


Attacked..the enemy, we have, and driven 


Attacked. 


Attacked.-our flotilla is or has been... 


Attacked . 


Attacked..our pickets have been 


him off. 
.the enemy, feebly 


er ew ete we Few wer 


.our people on shore are or have 
been. 


ewer eee we oe 


ATTACKING..the enemy, make preparations 


for. 


Attacking . .the place, make preparations for 


ATTACKING PARTY. assist the. ......2..... 


Attacking 
Aitacking 


ATTACKING 


party ..re-enforce the. ..-...:... 
party..has been or is re-enforced 


TROOPS... disembark 


ATTEMPT..I intend to, the capture of the 


vessel-s of the enemy now seen. 


Attempt..I intend to, the capture of the 


Attempt.. 
Altempt. . 


Attempt. . 
Attempt. . 


Attempt. . 


Attempt. . 
Attempt . 


Attempt. . 


Attempt... 


Attempt.. 
Attempt... 


enemy’s boats. 

I intend to, the capture of the 
enemy’s pickets. 

Iintend to, the capture of the 
enemy’s small vessel-s. 

the enemy may, to deceive you - 


an, will be made to destroy the 
place; the time for commenc- 
ing the movement will be indi- 
cated by private signal. 


the enemy may, to run the 
gauntlet during the night. 
the enemy may, to get to sea.. - 


to escape from us, the enemy 
may. 


to send fire-rafts upon us, the 
enemy may. 


an, will be made to pass the en- 

emy’s fort-s and battery-ies ; 
the time for starting will be 
made known by signal. 


to surprise us, the enemy may .. 


Tintend to, asurprise of the ene- 
my. 


ATTEMPTED..to get out, or by, the enemy 


has. | 


INDEX Worpbs. 


BoatT-s. 
CONVOY. 
ENCAMPMENT. 
ENEMY, DRIVEN. 


FEEBLY, ENEMY. 
FLOTILLA. 
PEOPLE, SHORE. 
PICKETS. 


MAKE PREPARATIONS. 


MAKE PREPARATIONS. 
ASSIST. 

RE-ENFORCE. 
RE-ENFORCED. 


DISEMBARK. 


CAPTURE, ENEMY. 


CAPTURE, ENEMY’S 
BOATS. 


CAPTURE, ENEMY’S 
PICKETS. 


CAPTURE, ENEMY’S 
SMALL VESSEL-S. 


DECEIVE, ENEMY. 
DESTROY PLACE. 


ENEMY, RUN. | 


ENEMY, SEA. 
ESCAPE, ENEMY. 


FIRE-RAFTS, FNEMY. 


PASS BATTERY-IES. 


SURPRISE, ENEMY. 
SURPRISE, ENEMY. 


ENEMY, GET BY. 


Reference 


Nos. 


1820 


=— 


Signal 
Nos. 


2006 


2007 


2008 


2009 


2010 


2011 


2012 
2013 | 


2014 


80) 


SIGNALS. 


ATTEMPTED..to surprise us, the enemy has. 


ATTEMPTING..to capture our disabled or 


unarmed vessel-s, the enemy is. 


Attempting..to escape or withdraw, the 


enemy appears to be. 


Attempting..a flank movement, the ene- 


my is. 


ATTEMPTS..I have been unsuccessful in my. 


ATTEND..all witnesses will, at the Admiralty 


Attend.. 


Attend... 


Court, in the case-s which will be 
indicated by telegraphic signal. 


officers who can be spared from 
duty will, the funeral, at the 
time and place which will be in- 
dicated. 


officers and men who can be 
spared from duty will, the funeral 


in the prescribed uniform at the | 


time and place that will be indi- 
cated. 


ATTENTION. .['This signal will indicate that 


proper attention is not given to 
the prescribed order or formation, 
the bearings, the preservation of 
relative distances, course steered ; 
and that these errors should be 
corrected without delay. ] 


Aittention..the Fleet [When this signal is 


made, the Commanders and offi- 
cers of the deck of the vessels of 
the fleet will be more than ordi- 
narily on the alert, to be ready to 
answer signals, change forma- 
tions, or to follow the motious of 
the Commander-in-Chicf. ] 


Attention..give particular, to the move- 


ments of the Commander-in- 
Chief, and of the different ves- 
sel-s of the fleet. 


Atlention..give particular, to the orders 


which will be or have been sent 
or signaled. 


Attention..give more, to signals .......--. 


Atfention..commanders of divisions, squad-| SIGNALS, MOVEMENTS. 


AUTHENTIC..information bas been received, | INrORMAT’N RECEIVED 


rons, or vessels will pay particu- 
lar, to signals and to movements: 
of the fleet. 


which will be communicated by 
telegraphic signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


® 
° 
| 
2 
el 
om 
o 
a 


SURPRISE, ENEMY. 


CAPTURE, DISABLED. 
ENEMY, ESCAPE. 


ENEMY, FLANK. 


UNSUCCESSFUL. 


ADMIRALTY COURT,| 835 
WITNESSES. 


FUNERAL, OFFICERS. 


FUNERAL, OFFICER. 


MOVEMENTS, Com’R-| 758 
IN-CHIEF. 


ORDERS. 


SIGNALS, 


81 


SIGNALS. 


2015 


2016 
2017 
2018 
2019 


| 2020 
2021 


2022 
2023 


2024 


2025 
2026 


2027 


2028 
2029 


2030 
2031 


2032 


2033 


2034 


ee 


AUTHENTIC..information has been received 
of the late action-s or battle-s, 
which will be communicated by 
telegraphic signal. 


AUTHORITIES..of the place, communicate 
with the, by boat, under flag of 
truce. 


Authorities..I have had an interview with 
the. 


Authorities..I have not had an interview 
with the. 


Authorities..seek an interview with the -. 


AUSTRIA — AUSTRIAN .-. the flag seen or 
shown by the strange vessel-s is. 


Austrian. .the fleet seen is 


Austrian..Lloyd’s mail-steamer, the ves- 
sel seen is. 


Austrian..man-of-war, the strange vessel 
seen is. 


Austrian..merchantman, the strange ves- 
sel seen is. 


Austrian..steamer, the strange vessel seen 
is. 


AUXILIARY FORCES... have arrived......... 
Auriliary forces..are expected 


Auxiliary forces..hold the intrenchments. 


AUXILIARY STEAM-PUMP.. for freeing ship, 
is out of order or disabled. 


Auxiliary steam-pump..has been repaired. . 


AVAIL..yourseilf of the enemy’s crippled con- 
dition to attack him vigorously. 


Avail..yourself of the darkness to exe- 
cute your orders. 


Avail..the enemy may, himself of the 
darkness to escape. 


Avail.. yourself of the first favorable mo- 
ment to execute the duty as- 
signed you. 


Avail..yourself of the first favorable op- 
portunity to make a close re- 
connaissance of the enemy. 


Avail..yourself of your local. knowledge. 
of the place to annoy the enemy 
in every way possible. 


Avail..yourself of all proper means and 
opportunities to obtain infor- 
mation in regard to the enemy’s 
strength and movements. 


| 
‘OPPORTUNITIES, IN- 


INDEX WonrDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


INFORMAT’N RECEIVED| 634 


COMMUNICATE, FLAG 
OF TRUCE. 


INTERVIEW WITH. 
INTERVIEW WITII. 
INTERVIEW, SEEK. as 


FLAG, STRANGE. 


ELBERT: 
MAIL-STEAMER. 


MAN-OF-WAR. 
MERCHANTMAN. 


STEAMER. 


ARRIVED. 
EXPECTED. 


HOLD INTRENCHMENTS 


OUT OF ORDER. 


REPAIRED. 


CRIPPLED CONDITION. 
DARKNESS. 
ENEMY, DARKNESS. 


FAVORABLE MOMENT. 


FAVORABLE OPPORTU- 
NITY; 


LocaL KNOWLEDGE, 


ADVANTAGE TAKE OF. | 1405 


FORMATION 


ees 


ONS 


82 ° 


Signal 
Nos. 


2035 
2036 
2037 


2038 
2039 


2040 


2041 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


AVAILABLE FORCE. .-of the enemy is large.. 


Available force..of the enemy is small -... 


Available force..inadequate to insure suc- 
cess. 


Available force. -is sufficient....... rosa ee 


AVAILABLE MEANS..are at hand for carry- 


ing out your instructions. 


Available means..I have no, for communi- 
cating as ordered. 


Available means..are not at hand for car- 
rying out your instructions. 


AVOID..a general action or conflict.......-... 


Avoid..a conflict if possible......-....--. 
Avoid.. being seen by the enemy’s cruisers. 
alvoid..the strange vessel-s......--..:.-- 


Avoid..all strange vessels on your cruise 
or passage. 


Avoid..communication with strange ves- 
sel-s. 


AVOIDED. .I have, collision with the enemy.. 


Avoided..I have, all strange vessels... --. 


AVOIDS..action, the enemy. .-.--- PLE rites 


Avoids. .us, the strange. vessel-s..---..--. 


AWATT2-an ANSWEL:. bee eee ee 


Await..assistance, boat-s will. ...--..-.. 


Await .cinstractions .J-2s.+---. Diigtt Sae lie 


Await..the receipt of news.....-....---.- 
Await..news or reports from above ...--.. 
Await..news or reports from below ...-... 
Await... OTUCTS age teen a de oie sk) eat 
Await..orders from the Navy Department. 
Await relief: 2:43. 22 ae eee 


Await..my or the Commander-in-Chief’s 
return. 


Await..the return of the boat-s or tug - -- 


AWAIT THE ARRIVAL OF ..the Admiral or 


Commander-in-Chief. 
Await the arrival of..arms...-- 44 b TR) Sp oaers.2 
Await the arrival of. assistance ....--.---- 


Await the arrival of..dispatches from the 
Admiral or Commander-in-Chief. 


Await the arrival of.. dispatches from the 
commanding military officer. 


| STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


! 
ENEMY, LARGE. 


ENEMY, SMALL. 
INADEQUATE, SUCCESS. 
SUFFICIENT. 


AT HAND. 
I HAVE NONE. 


NOT AT HAND. 


ACTION, GENERAL. 670 | 
CONFLICT. 
ENEMY’S CRUISERS. 
STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
STRANGE VESSELS. 


COLLISION, ENEMY. 
STRANGE VESSELS. 


ACTION, ENEMY. 702 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


ANSWER. 
ASSISTANCE. 
INSTRUCTIONS. | | 
NEws. 
1: EWS, ABOVE. | 
NEWS, BELOW. 
ORDERS. 

ORDERS, DEPARTMENT 
RELIEF. 

RETURN. 


RETURN, BOAT-S. 


ADMIRAL. 759 


ARMS. 


ASSISTANCE. 1648 


DISPATCHES, COM’DER- 
IN-CHIEPF. 


DISPATCHES, COM’AND- 
ING OFFICER, 


83 


& 
: o 
a 
Signal ‘ Ns OR ee Dw 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. aS 
2 
or 


2061 | AWAIT THE ARRIVAL OF ..dispatches from | DisParcuEs, GOVERN- 


the Government. MENT. 
Await the arrival of..further intelligence | Furturr 1NTELLI-| 1649 | 
or news. GENCE. 
Await the arrival of..farther orders....... FURTHER ORDERS. 1651 | 
Await the arrival of..the mail ........2... Malt. 1650 
2062 Await the arrival of..the next mail-steame:| MArmL-STEAMER. 
Await the arrival of ..re-enforcements -..-. RE-ENVORCEMENTS. 1652 
Await the arrival of ..supplies. ...--...---. SUPPLIES. 1653 
Await the arrival of..the tender ......--.. TENDER. 1654 
Await the arrival of..the troops....-...--. TROOPS. 1656 
Await the arrival of ..the tug........---.-- TuG. 1655 
Await the arrival of..the vessel expected | VESSEL. 1657 
or one designated. 
ReALNG Some SILO a eae, oe en oe gt ieee dee a 2 FILL. 

AW IGE. (HG SNONOMIS 24.06 cS ycnas yaa tae ANCHOR. 1214 
Aweigh..the anchor is not .:.-..-........- ANCHOR. 1215 
Aweigh..the Commander-in-Chief is... --. COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF| 833: 

2064 Aweigh - TNE: CONVOY Ass. «je ploens cadens Convoy. 
2065 |° Aweigh..this or the division designated is.| Division. 
2066 CHR = UO CNS IS 2.40 -j.<+ e050 os - a= ENEMY. 
2067 aweton bie Hig-sNip 18. ..-.<..-<-+------ FLAG-SHIP. 
2068 Aweigh..the flotilla is -..---...--.. ene FLOTILLA. 
2069 Aweigh..I am. [With the interrogatory | J am. 


pennant above, it will mean, Are 
you under way ?] 


2070 Aweigh..the strange vessel-s is or are .-..| STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
2071 Aweigh..the transport-s is or are..--.---- TRANSPORT-S. 

Sater A. WIN LN Ges Bitte ene ene nce ode eS wn FURL. 

2073 agents aeOTAe ol. =. - cc nse no cscs o's HOUusE. 

2074 AWRINGS ADE MOWD | a2 265 50> cea eae ds 5s PIPE DOWN. 

2076 Al WRIBGERENTODAL Hs) oie a 2. 35 ar e'e Se Goss o's SPREAD. 

2077 Atonings..trice up to dry ..--..------.--- TRICE UP. 


2078 | AZIMUTH.-what is the variation of your! VARIATION, COMPASS? 
standard compass by observa- 
tion to-day ? 


2075 oy AEC Rem CRECELDIOLO W «<<<, << oso donnie eee SEND BELOW. 
[Report by signal, with the answering 

pennant between the flags, represent- 

ing the degrees above and the minutes 

below. The numeral pennant above all 

for easterly, and below all for westerly 

variations. } 


2079 | AZIMUTH-COMPASS..-has been injured....-. INJURED. 


84 


Plena SIGNALS: 

2080 | AZIMUTH-COMPASS..is required ........-.. 

2081 Azimuth-compass..send your, to this or 
the vessel designated for com- 
parison. 


AZIMUTHS..determine variation of the com- 
pass by frequent, and report by 
signal. 

Azimuths..take daily fore and after noon, 
and report by signal variatio 
of compass. 


2082 
2083 
2084 
2085 
2086 
2087 
2088 
2089 
2090 


2091 


BACK..your anchor before letting It OO Le ies 
Back. astern hard lle. <5 eee 
Back..drop, go, or take station astern... . 


2092 * Back... off into deep water. ..-.-.--------- 
2093 Back.. your engine-s .... 5.2200. eee nee 
2094 Back..and fili down the river or channel, 


or off the place. 


. Back..your fore-topsail...........+ ee. 
Back..your main-topsail.......:-....---- 

Back..your mizzen-topsail...........--.. 

2095 Back..out of your present position. ...... 
BAD ammunition-is ..: <2 si. ac..tee eee 


2096 | | Bad..my coal is 


INDEX. WoORDs. 


REQUIRED. 
SEND. 


DETERMINE VARIATION 


TAKE DAILY. 


ANCHOR. | 
ASTERN. 
ASTERN. 
DxEP WATER. 
ENGINE-S. 
FILL DOWN. 


FOR®E-TOPSAIL. 
MAIN-TOPSAIL. 
MIZZEN-TOPSAIL. 
PRESENT POSITION. 


AMMUNITION. 


Reference 
Nos 


| 


1216 
1871 
1872 


85 


| 


Signal 

- Nos. SIGNALS. 
Stat) AL) DMO WORIIG Nae en cane Sac cies weet 
2098 Bad..provisions on board this vessel are..| 
2099 Pe ACULOUL IG outs as so og su oe ! 
2100 Bad..water on board is.... -- CEE eS Ds 


BAD ANCHORAGE. .in the bay,harbor,or port. 


2101 | BAD CONDITION... boiler-s is or are in a. ....) 
2102 Bad condition..engine-s is or arein a. .-.. 
2103 Bad condition. .the prize-s is or are in a...) 


2104 | BAD NEWS..has been received ....-...-.--.., 


BAD ORD#ER..the, or our, arms are in........ 
2105 Bad order ..small-arms are in ......----.. 


2106 | BAD WEATHER..has caused delay..---..--- 


2107 Bad weather ..I have experienced ...-..-.. 
2108 Dad, Weather 2 Brenare {LO o-oo non wae aes 
Peel Y ee VOU HaVG CONG ~2 222-0645 sleds wens 


2110 | BADLY HANDLED..your vessel has been..-. 


BAGGAGE..what is the allowance of, to be 
landed with the forces ? 


2141 Baggage..destroy, before retreating ...-.. 
2112 Bagqgage-..trains, destroy the enemy’s- .... 
2113 Baggage-.all heavy, must be left on board. 
2114 See GOCee LUC til Ol woctes ait itis oe a os olen <4 
2115 Usaggage -1GNnG) WipnOUl-ss2sesn.s5---.--- 
2116 Baggage .. forces on shore will march with- 
out. 
2117 _ Baggage-.of officers and men will not be 
landed. - 
2118 Baggage..reduce, to be landed to the 
smallest possible quantity. 
2119 Baggage..send all the, on board... ...--- 
2120 Baggage-.-.all, that can be dispensed with 
send on board. 
BANK 2 Sitaram tess con < 510s ms hana ee Saves 
2121 BeGi is fn ee Se eS ae Ee 
2122 Banke fore tne ishing... eessesses 


BANS Sneborountncecess 6... 262 -s8s cree wees 
Bar socuoripsiic Of the .... 0.5.5 eeeece 
Bare anenorcutsiae of. tho... 22-26 ecu. 


Bor..can the, be safely crossed at this 
time ? 


INDEX WORDS. 


' POWDER. 


PROVISIONS. 
VACUUM. 
WATER. 

Bay, HARBOR. 


BOILER -S. 
ENGINE SS. 
PRIZE-S. 


RECEIVED. 


ARMS. 
SMALL-ARMS, 


CAUSED DELAY. 
EXPERIENCED. 
PREPARE. 


DONE. 
VESSEL. 


ALLOWANCE, LAND ? 


DESTROY. 
DESTROY, ENEMY’S. 
HEAVY, LEFT. 
LAND. 

LAND WITHOUT. 
MARCH WITHOUT. 


NOT LANDED. 
REDUCE. 


SEND, ON BOARD. 
SEND, ON BOARD. 


ANCHOR. 
FIRES. 
FISHING. 


ANCHOR. 

ANCHOR INSIDE, 
ANCHOR OUTSIDE. 
CAN, CROSSED ? 


Reference 
Nos 


1359 


1556 


1217 


86 


-S 
=| 
Signal Tous vo 
NDEX WORDS. ae) 
Naki SIGNALS. 22 
— 
2124 | BAR..the, cannot be safely crossed at this | CANNOT, CROSSED. 
time. 
2125 Bar..cross the, if the pilot considers it | CROss. 
safe to attempt to do so. 
| 2126 Bar. .the, raay be crossed safely..-.--..... CROSSED, SAFELY. 
| 2127 Bar..when may it be crossed ?........... CROSSED, WHEN? 
2128 Bar ..the, is dangerous at present..---.--. DANGEROUS. 
| 2129 Bar..the depth of water on the, is or will | DEPTH, WATER. 
be indicated by numeral signal in 
feet. j 
| 2130 Bar..the depth of water on the, is suffi- | DEPTH, WATER. 
cient for this vessel to pass over. - 
2131 Bar..there is not sufficient depth of wa- | DEPTH, WATER. 
ter on the, for this vessel to pass 
over. 
2132 Bar..do not attempt to cross the, unless | Do Nor arTEMpT. 
it be found pertectly safe to do so. 
| 2133 Bar ..examine the, and report results ....; EXAMINE. 
| 2134 Bar. .the, has a heavy surf running over it.) HEAVY suRY. 
| 2135 Bar..water is very low on.the.......-... LOW WATER. 
| 2136 Bar. -is site and: smooth: . 220/52. 22. ee SAVE, SMOOTH. ’ 
2137 Par. .sea breaks entirely across the ...--. SEA BREAKS. 
2138 Bay: slack water on the. :22.% 2752.20. eee | SLACK WATER. 
2139 Bar..sound carefully over the, and report | SOUND OVER.» 
depth of water by numeral signal 
in feet. 
2140 Bar. .swell on the, is not heavy.......... SWELL, NOT HBAVY. 
BARGE... Admiral’s, send, to this or the vessel | ADMIRAL’S, SEND. 827 | 
designated. 
Barge..Admiral’s, send, ashore....-.-..-.- ASHORE, SEND. 826 
2141 | BARK..the strange vessel is a barque -....-.- STRANGE VESSEL. 
BAROMETER..-aneroid, I have one .:.....-.-.. ANEROID, I HAVE. 1399 
Barometer ..aneroid, have you one to spare?) ANEROID, SPARE ? 1401 
Barometer ..aneroid, I can spare one ...--- ANEROID, SPARE. 1403 
Barometer ..aneroid, I cannot spare one. ..| ANEROID, SPARE. 1402 
Barometer..aneroid, send one to this or | ANEROID, SEND. 1400 
the vessel designated. - 
2142 Barometer ..my, is broken, injured, or un- | BROKEN. 
reliable. 
2143 Barometer ..is falling rapidly.........-..- FALLING. 
2144 Barometer 1 have no..-.-ssceene So eeeen LAHAYE, ‘ 
2145 Barometer ..my, stands very low...------. Low. 
2146 Barometer..mercurial, have you one to | MercurtaL? 
| spare? 
2147 Barometer ..endeavor to procure 2.-.....-- PROCURE, ENDEAVOR. 


Signal 
Nos. 


2148 


2160 
2161 


2162 


2163 
2164 


2165 
2166 
2167 


87 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


| Reference || 


Nos. 


BAROMETER..report reading of, by numeral 
signal, with answering pen- 
nant between the flags, repre- 
senting the inches and hun- 
dredths of the scale. 

Barometer ..does your, rise or fall? ....--. 
Barometer ..is rising :.....--.-- : 


Barometer ..my, indicates approaching bad 
weather. 


BARRACOON-S..the, has or have been de- 
stroyed. 
Barracoon-s..laud and destroy...---.-.--- 


BARRICADE-S..the, is or are destroyed.-... 
Barricade-s ..enemy has erected or is erect- 

ing. 
POPTUCAGE—8°. OL OCU go Soe. sad tg = oY age faytoe 
Barricade-s..land and destroy the.--.-.-.-. 
Barricade-s..the, is or are not destroyed... 


BARRICADED..the place is strongly .-...-... 
BATTALION-S..of blue-jackets, land....-..- 


Battalion-s..of blue-jackets, land, for ex- 
ercise and target-practice. 

Battalion-s .. of blue-jackets will be held in 
readiness for insmediate service. 


Battalion-s..-commander-s of marine, will 
report to the senior naval officer 
for assignment to duty. 


e Battlalion-s..commander-s of seamen, will 
report to the senior officer for 
assignment to duty. 


Battalion-s.-disembark the...........-..- 

Batiahon—s-embark- the. 2.5... .....--.-. 

Battalion-s..of marines, land..-.....-.--- 

BATTERY-IES..have been in action with en- 
emy’s. 


Battery-ies..the advance will approach 
cautiously to the enemy’s. 


Battery-ies..take advantage of the dark- 
ness to run by the enemy’s. 


Battery-ies..anchor above the..---.... ---| ANCHOR ABOVE. 


Bottery-ies..anchor below the..-...-..-.-. 
Battery-ies..anchor inside the-..---. ae eee 


Battery—ies ..anchor under the......-.-.-. 
Battery-ies..approach the, close.....-.-.. 


REPORT READING. 


RIsk, FALL? 
RISING. 
BAD WEATHER. 


DESTROYED. 


LAND, DESTROY. 
DESTROYED. 


ENEMY, ERECTED. 


ERECT. 
LAND, DESTROY. 
NOT DESTROYED. 


STRONGLY. 


BLUE-JACKETS, LAND. 
BLUE-JACKETS, LAND. 


BLUE-JACKETS, READ- 


INESS. 
COMMAND’R-S, MARIN’S 


COMMANDER-S, SEAMW’N 


DISEMBARK. 
EMBARK. 


LAND, MARINES. 


ACTION, ENEMY’S. 
ADVANCE, APPROACH. 


ADVANTAGE,DARKNESS| 


ANCHOR BELOW. 
ANCHOR INSIDE. 
ANCHOR UNDER. 
APPROACH, CLOSE. 


88 


SIGNALS. 


BATTERY-IES..approach the, closer -....--. 


2h y-ies.. has or have been approached 
-to within distance indicated 
by numeral signal in yards. 


Battery-ies..an attempt will be made to 
run past the enemy’s, at the 
time that will be indicated. 


Battery-ies..our, has or have been at- 


tacked. 

2168 Battery-ies..can be held. ...i2.-2_-.. BAe 5 
2169 Battery-tes..cannot be beld with Qe 
force. 

2170 Battery-ies..I cannot hold tho......-.-..-.. 
2171 Baliery-ies..I cannot hold the, much 
longer. 

Lge Battery-ies.. what is condition of the?.... 
2173 Battery-ies..destroy, and embark .....-.. 
2174° Battery-ies ..destroy the enemy’s ...-.---. 
2175 Battery-ies..or works of the enemy have 


been destroyed. 
2176 Battery-ies..-enemy’s, is or are discovered .- 


Battery-ies ..fort-s, or position, the enemy 
is abandoning. 


iron-clad. 


Battery-ies..the enemy’s army have been 
driven from their, or intrench- 


ments. 
Battery-ies..attack the enemy’s, or earth- 
works. 
2177 Battery-ies..the enemy is erecting.....-... 
2178 Battery-ies..enemy’s, may be enfiladed---- 
2179 Battery—ies ..fire off and reload your ..-..-. 
2180 Battery-ies ..enemy’s, is or are formidable. 
2181 | Battery-ies..or place captured, can you 
hold ? 
Battery-ies..or position, hold and defend 


the, until re-enforcements 
reach you. 


Battery-ies..or place captured, I can hold, 


Battery-ies..I can hold, with my present 
force. 


Battery-ies ..land and attack the... -. Ae 
Battery-ies. .the enemy’s, is or are manned 
Battery-ies..masked, look out for --.-..--- 
Battery-ies..there is or are no, visible .-.. 


Battery-ies..enemy’s, does or do not ap- 
pear to be formidable. 


Battery—-ies..enemy’s, is or are armored or | 


INDEX Worbs. 


APPROACH, CLOSER. 
APPROACHED. 


ATTEMPT, RUN. 


ATTACKED. 


CAN BE HELD. 
CANNOT BE HELD. 


CANNOT HOLD. 
CANNOT HOLD. 


CONDITION, WHAT? 
DESTROY, EMBARK. 
DESTROY ENEMY’S. 
DESTROYED. 


DISCOVERED, ENEMY’S 
ENEMY, ABANDONING. 


ENEMY’S, ARMORED. 


ENEMY’S ARMY. 


ENEMY’S, ATTACK. 


ENEMY’S ERECTING. 
ENFILADED, ENEMY. 
FIRE OFF, RELOAD. 
FORMIDABLE. 
HOLD, CAPTURED ? 


HOLD, DEFEND. 


CAPTURED 
I CAN HOLD. 


LAND, ATTACK. 
MANNED, ENEMY’S. 
MASKED, LOOK OUT. 
NO VISIBLE. 

NOT FORMIDABLE. 


Reference 
Nos. 


— 
= 
= 
io 8) 


1944 


Signal 


Nos. 


89 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


2189 | BATTERY-IES..enemy’s, does or do not ap- 


2190 
2191 


2192 
2193 


2194 | 


2195 


2196 


2197 


2198 


2199 
2200 
2201 


2202 


pear to be occupied or manned. 


Battery-ies..send report of number of 
guns seen in enemy’s, or indicate 
it by numeral signal. 


Battery-ies..run by the enemy’s.---..-.--- 


Battery-ies..woods, or position of the en- 
emy; shell the. 


Gattery—1es. silence the’...-.....-....--.- 


Battery-ies..enemy’s principal, is or are 
silenced. 


Battery-ies..or earthworks, throw up, im- 
mediately. 


Battery—ies ..unmask your...-.......-..--- 


BATTLE. action—[A signal for preparing 
for. ] 


Battle..cease or discontinue......-....--. 


Battle..commence—[A signal for com- 
mencing action. } 


Battle. .commence, immediately :-......--. 
Battle..the, has been decisive....:....-.. 
Battle. the late, is or was a drawn one... 
PHalile: the enemy:avoids ...... ......-.-. 


Battle..rages between the enemy and our 
flotilla. 


Battle..the enemy appears to be prepared 
or. 


Battle. .the enemy appears to be unpre- 
‘pared for. 


Battle. .a, is going on between the enemy 
and our forces on shore. 


Battle. .has been indecisive ....---...---. 
Batiles- we have lost thew. 2... .......2.. 
Battle. .the, rages fiercely ...-..-.-- ers va 
Battigee renews GG 2 os oe so ata aw hana aie ss 


Battle..when, or on what day of the 
month, was the, fought ? 


Battles -witharaw from the. :...2...' 2222. 
Batileeeee nave won the 2.24. 22555. 


BAY..- harbor, place, or port, abandon or with- 
draw from the. 


Bay -.-harbor, place, or port has been aban- 
doned by the enemy. 


Bay.-harbor, place, or port has ample 
space for the fleet to anchor. 


NOT OCCUPIED. 


@ 
REPORT GUNS, ACC’NT 
SEND. 


RUN BY ENEMY’S 
SHELL. 


SILENCE. 
SILENCED, ENEMY’S. 


THROW UP. 


UNMASK. 


ACTION. 


CEASE. 


COMMENCE. 


COM’NCE IMMEDIATE’Y 


DECISIVE. 
DRAWN. 

ENEMY AVOIDS. 
ENEMY, FLOTILLA. 


ENEMY, PREPARED. 
ENEMY, UNPREPARED. 
GOING ON, ASHORE. 


INDECISIVE. 
Lost. 

RAGES FIERCELY. 
RENEW ACTION. 
WHEN? 


WITHDRAW. 
Won, 


ABANDON, WITHDRAW. 


ABANDON, ENEMY. 


AMPLE SPACE. 


Reference 
Nos 


617 


723 


90 


2211 


2213 
2214 


2215 
2216 
2217 


2218 


2219 
2220 
2221 
2222 
2223 


2224 
2225 
2226 
2227 


2228 


2212 | 


SIGNALS. 


BAY... harbor, place, or port has bad anchorage. 
, Bay-.-.harbor, place, or port, enter the.... 


Bay..harbor, place, or port, has good an- 
chorage. 

Bay... water is very low in thé :.-........ 

Bay--larbor, place, or port is too con- 


tracted for the fleet to anchor. 


BAYOU..is closed at its mouth 


Bayow..has the average depth of water 
which will be shown by numeral 
signal in feet. 


Bayou..examine the, and report width of 
channelin yards and depthof water 
in feet, by numeral signal, in order. 


Bayou. .the, is navigable for launches and 
other boats. 


Bayou..the, is navigable for any of our 
small steamers. 


Bayou. .is not navigable for our small 
steamers. 


Bayou.-is obstructed ..:... 2-5. sse0'ee se 
Bayou. -is the, free from obstructions? -.. 
Biyousis OPO0 J. gee wee ecient eee ee 


BE.-on the alert 


+eee rc eee eee ot ee ee eee ew teow eee 


Be, sCareto lites SO Feae te eee ca enae 
BEAM..a main, is badly sprung..---.-....... 


BEAM ENDS..the vessel designated lies on 
her. ‘ 


BEAMS..are damaged or injured ; the number 
will be indicated by numeral signal. 


BEAR:.up for the anchorage .....-..23.202.- 
Bear. .-how does the discovered danger ?-. 


Bear .. how does the enemy’s fleet ?....... 
Bear..how does enemy’s rear?..........- 
Bear. -how does enemy’s van?...-....---. 


Bear..up, the fleet will, and steer the 
course indicated by compass signal. 


Bear. -how does the land?..............- 
Bear .. how does the light-house?....-..-. 


Bear .. how does the object or place that 
will be indicated by geographical 
or telegraphic signal? 


Bear-.up for the port .2sc2.50 soe, clot 


Reference 
Nos 


INDEX WORDS. 
| 
| 


BaD ANCHORAGE. 1359 
ENTER, - 
GOOD ANCHORAGE; 1372 


Low, WATER. 
TOO CONTRACTED. 


CLOSED. 
DEPTH IN FEET, 


EXAMINE, REPORT. 


NAVIGABLE, LAUNCHES 


NAVIGABLE, STEAMERS 


NOT NAVIG’BLE, STEAM- 
ERS. 


OBSTRUCTED. 
OBSTRUCTIONS ? 
OPEN. 


ALERT. 1020 


CAREFUL. 
SPRUNG. 


VESSEL. 


DAMAGED. 


ANCHORAGE. 1360 
DANGER ? 

ENEMY’S FLEET ? 

ENEMY’S REAR? 

ENEMY’S VAN ? 


FLEET, STEER. 


HARBOR? 
LAND? 
LIGHT-HOUSE ? 
PLACE, OBJECT ? 


Signal 


Nos. 


SH. 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorDbs. 


2229 | BEAR.--.how does or do the reef-s? ........... 


2230 


2231 


2232 


2233 


2234 


2235 


2236 


2237 


2238 


Bear ..how does the strange vessel? ...--- 


BEARING..anchor with the fleet, from you as 


indicated by compass signal. 


Bearing..anchor with the  light-house, 
from you as indicated by com- 
pass signal. 


Bearing .. anchor with the outer buoy, from 
you as indicated by compass 
signal. 


Bearing..of the ehase, enemy, fleet, or 
strange vessel has altered, to 
that indicated by compass signal. 


Bearing..of the chase, enemy, fleet, or 
strange vessel has altered, to the 
left the namber of points indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Bearing..of the chase, enemy, fleet, or 
strange vessel has altered, to the 
right the number of points indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Bearing..compass, will be the one indi- 


eated. 


Bearing..of the enemy will be indicated 
by compass signal. 


Bearing..of the iand seen is that shown 
by compass signal, 


Bearing .- of light-house is or will be shown 
next by compass signal. 


Bearing.-line of, will be that shown by 
compass signal. 


Bearing ..line of, change, to that shown by 
compass signal. 


Bearing ..of the place or object designated 
is that which will be shown by 
compass signal. 


BEARINGS.-anchor in position determined 


by cross, of the two objects 
which will be indicated by tele- 
graphic signal, with their re- 
spective bearings, per compass 
signal, in order. 


Bearings ..of the chase, do you alter the?-. 
Bearings-.of the chase, I do not alter -..-. 
Bearings..of the enemy, do you alter? .... 
Bearings..of the enemy, I do not alter the. 
Bearings..of the land, do you alter the? -. 
Bearings ..of the land, I do not alter ...--. 


Bearings ..take, of the vessel-s or object-s, 
and report by compass signal. 


REEr-s ? 
STRANGE VESSEL? 


ANCHOR, FLEET. 


ANCHOR, LIGHT-HOUSE 


ANCHOR, OUTER BUOY. 


CHASL, ENEMY, AL- | 


TERED. 


CHASE, 
TERED. 


CHASE, 
TERED. 


ENEMY, AL- 


COMPASS. 
ENEMY. 
LAND SEEN. 
tcemiacer 
LINE OF. 
LINE OF, 


CHANGE. 


PLACE, OBJECT. 


ANCHOR. 


CHASE, ALTER ? 
CHASE, ALIER. 
ENEMY, ALTER? 
ENEMY, ALTER. 
LAND, ‘ALTER ? 
LAND, ALTER. 
TAKE. 


ENEMY, AL- 


1106 


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LF, 
vo 
San 


Si gu al 
Nos. 


2239 


2240 


2241 


2242 


2243 


2247 


92 


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o 
ae 
SIGNALS. INDEX Wonrpbs. z 
ee 
D> 
2 om 
BEARS..the vessel-s, as indicated by compass | VESSEL-S. 
signal. 
BEATEN..the enemy’s army is or has been .-..| ENEMY’S ARMY. 1579 
BEDDING 2-018 beet ae es Meee a ee AIR. 1017 
Bedding .. pipe down. .......-- ese ey Le E DOWN. 
BEEF ..fresh, can be procured on shore or on | CAN BE PROCURED. 
board the ship which will be desig- 
nated. 
Beef ..fresh, cannot be procured .....--.. CANNOT PROCURE. 
Beef..fresh, endeavor to procure for the | ENDEAVOR, PROCURE. 
ship’s company-ies on shore, or at 
the place which will be designated. 
Beef..fresh, and vegetables needed for | NEED. 
crew. 
Beef..fresh, send for, to the place or the | SEND For. 
vessel desiguated. 
BEFORE.: the wind, steer: -...--....2....s . | WIND, STEER. 
BEH AVED..the officers and crew have, admi- | ADMIRABLY. 749 
rably in the action withthe enemy. 
Behaved.-the officers and crew of your | ADMIRABLY. 748 
command have, admirably in the 
action with the enemy. 
BELGIAN..the strange flag or vessel seen is..| STRANGE FLAG. 
BELOW..the battery-ies, anchor ..-....----. BATTERY-IES, ANCHOR.| 1219 
Below..the city or place, anchor........-. CITY, ANCHOR. 1220 
Below..the flag-ship, anchor.-..--..----. FLAG-SHIP, ANCHOR. | 1221 
Below ..the fort-s, anchor..............-. FORtT-s, ANCHOR. 1222 
Below..the light-house, anchor. .-.-.-..--- LIGHT-HOUSE, ANCHOR) 1223 
Below ..the narrows, anchor.... .- Sap kiets NARROWS, ANCHOR. 1224 
Below..the next point, anchor ........... POINT, ANCHOR. 1225 
Below..the quarantine-ground, anchor -..| QUARANTINE, ANCHOR | 1226 
Below..the shipping, anchor..........--- SHIPPING, ANCHOR. 1227 
2248.) BEND: .cables:. 2.2/5.2 toner ate eee oe pple CABLES. 
Bend 1: GOOTRCS.. oe ee eee <ceh sanaeat meats setril COURSES. 
Bend..courses and topsails --...--- -. ----| COURSES, TOPSAILS. 
Bend. .fore and aft sails 3.cs-ne eee eeeee FORE AND AFT. 


Bend .. head-sails 
Bend... light sails ... 2... 


Bend .. gear, light sails 


Bend.-sails 


ii ne ad 


HEAD-SAILS. 
LIGHT SAILS. 
LIGHT SAILS, GEAR. 
SAILs. 
SHEET-CABLES. 
TOPSAILS. 


Signal 
Nos. 


2258 
| 2259 
2260 


2261 
2262 
2263 


2264 


2265 
2266 
92267 
9968 


2269 
| 2270 


2271 
2272 


2273 


2274 


2275 
2276 


“93 


SIGNALS. 


BENDING.. 
BERTH.. 
BESIEGE ..the place 


and nnbending sails, exercise .--. - 
SIMIC EMO we ee the fete a a's Soe cee 


BESIEGED..the enemy is 
Besieged..our forces are .--.- . 


Besieged..the place is.......-.. eRe ARS 


BESIEGERS..are withdrawing or have with- 


drawn from before the place. 


BESIEGING..the place, our land-forces or 
army are or is. 

DLLGE. “pumps, are chokéd joc. 2 2 eres, 

Bilge..pumps are out of order....-...---. 


BILGED..the stranded vessel or one indica- 
ted has. 


BILGES.. 
Bilges . 


GIG RIT een soe te ees, ee oak 


-require to be thoroughly cleaned. 
_ Bilges..have been cleaned.............-. 


BLACKSMITH’S..coal needed 
Blacksmiths... how many, have you? ....-. 
Blacksmiths . 
Blacksmiths. .send for 


.send on shore 


ewere eer ee ee wo wee 


BLANK CARTRIDGES.. fire 


BLANK FORMS..are required 
Blank forms..send for 


wee eer eet ee wee www 


BLOCKADE..the coast, place, or port which 
will be designated by signal. — 
Blockade..enforce the, strictly.......-.-. 
Blockade..I am from the..--.-- Seiten: Sa Ae 


Blockade..join the, off the coast, port, or 
place which will be designated 
by signal. 


Blockade..the, has not been raised..---.... 
DSOCHAEEC LAIR LUC sa a cds acne si~ 0 omen 


Blockade..the, has been raised 


Blockade. .re- establish the, at the port or 
place which will be indicated 
by signal. 


Blockade..has been re-established at the 
port or place which will be in- 
dicated by signal. 


Blockade..return to, or rejoin the 


.| FORCES. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


EXERCISE, SAILS. 
SHIFT. 
PLACE. 


ENEMY. 


PLACE. 


WITHDRAWING. 


PLACE, FORCES. 1574 
PUMPS, CHOKED. 
PUMPS,’ ORDER. 


STRANDED VESSEL. 


CLEAN. 
CLEANED, REQUIRED. 
CLEANED. 


COAL NEEDED. 
How MANy ? 
SEND ASHORE. 1734 


SEND FOR. 
Finn. 


REQUIRED. 
SEND FOR. 


COAST, PORT. 
ENFORCE. 


FROM. 
JOIN THE. 


NOT RAISED. 
RAISE. 
RAISED. 
Rk-ESTABLISH. 


RE-ESTABLISH. 


REJOIN, RETURN. 


2287 
2288 


2289 
2290 


2291 


2292 
2293 


2294 
2295 


2296 


2297 


2398 
229) 
2300 


2301 


2302 


94 


SIGNALS. 
BLOCKADE. respect the «222.2523 e tee eo 
Blockade..has been run by a sailing-ves- 
sel. 
Blockade..has been run by a steamer ..... 
Blockade.. warn strange vessel off or out- 
side the. 
Blockade..strange vessel has been warned 


' off or outside the, before. 


BLOCKADE-RUNNER..is or has been run 


ashore. 


Blockade-runner-s ..- has or have been captured 


Blockade-runner-s .. will probably attempt 
to escape to-night. 


Blockade-runner..a or the, has escaped .... 


Blockade-runner-s..i8 or 
nightly. 


are expected 


Blockade-runner-s..is or are apparently 
ready to run out. 


. Blockade-runner-s..is or are seen; direc- 


tion will be indicated by com- 
pass signal, and number, if 
more than one, by numeral 
signal. 


BLOCKADED..the enemy’s vessel-s is or are. 


Blockaded..our vessel—s is or are .-....-.-. 
Blockaded :. the place or port designated is. 


Blockaded..the place or port designated 
> Js not. 


BLOCKADING-VESSELS..will draw close 
around the port or place after: 


dark. 


Blockading-vessels... will keep under way 
during the night. 


Blockading-vessels.. will report by signal 
every movement the enemy 
makes. 


Blockading-vessels.. will return to their re- 
spective positions or stations, 


Blockading-vessels.. will run in after dark 
as close to the bar, beach, or 
entrance as prudence will al- 
low, and withdraw before day- 
light. 


Blockading-vessels.. will withdraw from 
their stations or positions dur- 
ing the day, and resume them 
after dark. 


Blockading-vessels.. will withdraw from 
the place or port that will be 
designated by signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


RESPECT. 
RUN, SAILING. 


RUN, STEAMER. 
WARN, STRANGE. 


WARNED, STRANGE. 


ASHORE. 


CAPTURED. 
ESCAPE, 


ESCAPED. 


EXPECTED NIGHTLY. 


READY, RUN. 


SEEN. 


ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
OUR VESSEL-S. 
PLACE, PORT. 
PLACE, PORT. 


DRAW CLOSE. 


KEEP UNDER WAY. 


REPORT MOVEMENT, 


RESUME STATIONS. 


RUN IN. 


WITHDRAW. 


WITHDRAW. 


| 


Reference 
Nos. 


1735 


2319 


2320 


2321 


2322 


SIGNALS. 


BLOW WIOVING boilers... lee dee cee 


Blow down. .boiler-s requiring repairs.---.- 


HLOWeee steam. Vote ook cs eds 
BLOW STEAM-WHISTLE..-at short intervals 


while engaged on present duty. 


Blow steam-whistle..when ready to start, in 
obedience to your orders. 


BLOW UP..or destroy such of the crippled 


vessels as cannot be brought 
off safely, as soon as the peo- 
ple are removed. 


Blow up..or render useless the enemy’s 
fortifications, and retire. 


Blow up..or destroy all of the enemy’s 
abandoned works. 


Blow up..or remove the obstructions in 
the channel. 


Blow up..or destroy the prize-s, if it or 
they cannot be brought off or 
out safely. 


Blow up..or destroy the vessel-s to pre- 
vent it or their falling into the 
hands of the enemy. 


Blow up.-or destroy your vessel or the 
one designated, should it be 
necessary to prevent it falling 
into the hands of the enemy. 


Blow up..or destroy the works, and re- 
turn on board with your forces, 


BLOWN UP..or destroyed the bridge, we 


have. 


Blown up..or destroyed, the enemy’s am- 
munition has been. 


Blown up..or destroyed, the enemy has, 
the bridge. 


Blown up..or destroyed, the enemy has, 
the dry-dock. 


Blown up..or destroyed, the enemy has, 
« his disabled vessel-s. 


Blown up..or destroyed, the enemy has, 
the light-house. 


Blown up..or destroyed, the enemy’s ves- 
sel-s has or have been. 


Blown up.-or destroyed, the enemy has, 
his works and is retreating. 


Blown up..or destroyed, I have, enemy’s 
works. 


Blown up..magazine has, on shore. -...--.-- 


INDEX WorDs. 


BOILER-S. 
BoOILER-S, REPAIRS, 


| STEAM. 


SHORT INTERVALS. 


WHEN READY. 


-CRIPPLED VESSELS. 


ENEMY’S FORTIFICA- 
TIONS. 


-ENEMY’S WORKS. 


OBSTRUCTIONS, CHAN- 
NEL. 


PRIZE-S. 
VESSEL--S. 


VESSEL, NECESSARY. 


WORKS, RETURN. 


BRIDGE. 


ENEMY’S AMMUNITION.| 


ENEMY, BRIDGE. 
ENEMY, DRY-DOCK. 
ENEMY, DISABLED. 
ENEMY, LIGHT-HOUSE. 
¢ 
ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY, WORKS. 
ENEMY’S WORKS. 


MAGAZINE. 


Reference 
Nos 


L 


96 


| 


| Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


2331 


2332 


2333 


2334 
2335 
2336 


2337 


2338 


2339 


2340 


2041 


2342 


2343 
2344 
2345 
2346 


2347 


2348 


BLOWN UP..or removed, I have, the ob- 
structions in the channel. 


Blown up-.or destroyed, the vessel desig- 
nated has been. — 


BLUE-JACKETS.. battalion-s of, land-....... 


Blue-jackets.. battalion-s of, land, for exer- 
cise and target-practice. 


Blue-jackets.. batalion-s of, will be held in 
readiness for immediate service. 


Blue-jackets .. brigade of, hold in readiness 
for landing. 


Blue-jackets.. disembark 
Blue-jackets . .embark 


Bluesjackets- land for drilin, 2s see 5 oe 


BLUE:CLOTH JACKETS..are needed for 
crew. 


Blue cloth jackets. .I can spare the number 
shown by. numeral signal. 


Blue cloth jackets. .I have none to spare. - - 


BLUE LIGHT. -burn, as a signal that you are 
in position. 


Blue light. burn a, when you are ready to 
move. 


Blue light..has been burnt in the direc- 
tion of the enemy’s fleet or vessel. 


Blue light. -has been burnt on shore 


BOARD. .or court now in session, dissolve .... 


Board..the enemy 


eee eee eee eee oe we ew ew Pe ee 


Board. .the approaching or passing vessel 
or boat, ascertain her character, 
destination, and place of depar- 
ture, which report by signal, and 
detain her until an answer is 
returned. 


Board. .the strange vessel or boat, ascer- 
tain her character, destination, 
and place of departure, and re- 
port by signal. 


Board.-and detain the vessel or boat 
indicated. 


BOARD OF ENGINEERS..will assemble on 
board of this or the vessel desig- 
nated, in obedience to orders. 


BOARD OF EXAMINERS... will adjourn 
Board of Examiners. .will assemble on this 
or the vessel designated, in obe- 

dience to orders. 


OBSTRUCTIONS. 


VESSEL. 


2160 
2161 


BATTALION-S, LAND. 
BATTALION-S, LAND. 


BATTALION-S, READI- | 2162 
NESS. 


BRIGADE, READINESS. 


DISEMBARK. | 4 
EMBARK. 
LAND, DRILL. 


NEEDED. 


SPARE. 


SPARE, NONE. 


BURN, POSITION. 


| BURN, READY. 


BurRNT. 


BURNT. 


DISSOLVE. 
ENEMY. 


PASSING VESSEL, DE- 
TAIN. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


4 
VESSEL, DETAIN. 


ASSEMBLE. 


ADJOURN. 
ASSEMBLE. 


Ot 


2349 
2350 


2352 
- 2353 


2354 


2355 


2356 
2357 
2358 
2359 
2360 
2361 
2362 


2363 
2364 
2365 
2366 


2367 
2368 
2369 


2370 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDS.. 


BOARD OF EXAMINERS. .is dissolved --..-..- 
Board of Eraminers.-is ready to adjourn... 


BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS.:for sur- 
vey, will assemble on board of this 
or the vessel designated, in obedi- 
ence to orders. ; 


‘BOARD OF SURVEY..will adjourn ... --.... 


Board of Survey.-will assemble on board 
of this or the vessel designated. 


Board of Survey..will convene at time in- 
dicated. 


Board of Survey.-is dissolved ...-...----. 
BOARDED..the boat or vessel, I have, and 
detained her. 


Boarded..flag-of-truce boat or vessel, I 
have, and detained her outside of 
our lines. 


Boarded..the strange vessel, I have, and 
found her to be a friend. 


BOARDING-ARMS..are required .........--. 


BOARDING-NETTINGS.. get up..----...---. 
Boarding-nettings.. have you? ........---. 
Boarding-nettings..1 have none.......---. 


Boarding-nettings PALO LCCUITOM er. 4 2. a= 
BOARDING-PIKES..are required........---. 
BOARDING-PISTOLS..are required........- 
BOAT..or small vessel capsized ; the direction 

will be indicated by compass signal. 

Boat..communicate with me by ....----- 


OGL BOM AUE MDH. © 67: toro doe sic. Pac Se Se 


Boat..or vessel about departing, hail, and 
direct it to return. 


Bodteywit the mail, stop <2... 6. sa. 0s <5 
BODES AIRED Fis niw a <0 ow nn'anvdacrees 
Bogeaeise nowerepurning .. 2/52 2202. 22550256 


Goat..send an armed, to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Boat. 8en0.4, BSNOTO;: a os rs ed et 
Boat..send a, for the American Consul . -. 
Boat..send a, for the Dragoman .....-.-.. 


Boat..send a, alongside of the flag-ship 
or of the vessel designated. 


Boat..send a, to the wharf or landing..-. 


DISSOLVED. 
READY, ADJOURN. 
ASSEMBLE, SURVEY. 


ADJOURN. 
ASSEMBLE. : 


CONVENE. 


DISSOLVED. 


Boat, VESSEL. 


FLAG OF TRUCE. 
STRANGE VESSEL, 


REQUIRED. 
GET UP. 
HAVE you ? 
NONE. 
REQUIRED. 


REQUIRED. 
REQUIRED. 


CAPSIZED. 


COMMUNICATE. 
DISPATCH. 
EGA 


MAIL, STOP. 
RETURNING. 
RETURNING, NOT. 
SEND, ARMED. 


SEND, ASHORE, 
SEND, CONSUL. 
SEND, DRAGOMAN. 
SEND, FLAG-SHIP. 


SEND, LANDING. 


_ 741 


1797 


a : 


TNS 7. 


98 


2372 


2331 
2382 
2383 
2384 


2386 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


BOAT_.send a, for letters or mail, to this or | SEND, MAIL. 
the vessel designated. 


Boat..send a, alongside of the strange | SEND, STRANGE VES- 


vessel. SEL, ALONGSIDE. 
Boat..send a, to this or the vessel desig- | SEND, VESSEL. 
nated. 
Boat. the, Nas Sun kes eevee eet SUNK. 
Boat..the, has swamped.........-..----- SWAMPED. 


BOAT-COMPASS-ES..I am in need of; if| Neep. 
more than one, the number will 
be shown by numeral signal. 


BOAT-DAVIT-S..is or are carried away..-.-.. CARRIED AWAY. 
BOAT-SQUADRON..-inspect.........2. ../#4. INSPECT. 
BOAT-S..is or are absent on duty. Pte twee ABSENT. 
Boat-s._accompany thé-5.-..--s.40ce- ee ACCOMPANY. 
Boat-s..is, has, or have gone adrift. .... ..| ADRIFT. 
Boat-s. .is or are aground.-..--..........- AGROUND. 
Bodies SAIN ThOs.. tees pene ee eee ARM 
Boatse LU Ossigh tie svc. cere cee seas ASSIST. 


Boat-s..or vessel-s designated, or that | ASSIST. 
one or those which evidently re- 
quire aid, assist. 


Boat-s.-has or have been attacked - . -;---| ATTACKED 
Boat-s..will await assistance.....-...--. AWAIT, ASSISTANCE. 
Boat-s..has or have capsized. ..........-.. CAPSIZED. 
Boat-s..is or are carried away -.-.....-..- CARRIED AWAY. 
Boal—s castor cee eee eee Cee. CAST OFF. 

Boat-s ci Call Yours, wan. -+ seth virnee stele AUR. 

Boat-s chase ther. 522). 205. sae ts CHASE, 


Boat-s..may communicate with the fleet.| COMMUNICATE, FLERT. 


Boat-s..destroy enemy’s-..-.- SP ee DESTROY, ENEMY’s, 
' Boat-s..or vessel-s, detained, release. .-.. DETAINED, RELEASE. 
Boat-s..or vessel-s, enemy is abandoning | ENEMY, ABANDONING. 
his. 
sboat-s.- expedite thee. +. enemas eee EXPEDITE, 
Boat-s ..follow:the< i. <= ese eten wees FOLLOW. 
Boat-s..will give chase... 2.2... +... ---- GIVE CHASE. 


Boat-s..I see, in the direction indicated | I srr 
by compass signal; number indi- 
cated by numeral signal, if more 
than one. 


Boat-s..leave your, behind ...........--- LEAVE. 


Boat-s..leave your, to be picked up by | Laver. 
the other vessel-s, 


Reference 
Nos. 


1091 


565 
5y2 
842 
929, 
1494 
1821 
1003 


1975 
1845 


536 


2408 
2409 


, 2410 
2411 
2412 
2413 
2414 


ue 


SIGNALS. 


BOAT-S..left behind, render assistance to the. 


Boat-s..I have lost; if more than one, the 
number will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Pat-Be s LOWOE YOUN. yaa: o's wee othe oes 
Boat-s..the missing, has or have been 


found. | 


Boat-s..the nissing, has or have not been 
heard from. 


Boat-s..missing, go in search of..-....-. 


Boot-s..I am, or the vessel designated is, 
in need of; if more than one, it 
will be indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. 


beat—e2 my, need. calking. 2.02... sa2t.4.- 
Boat-s., my, do not need calking. -..-.-.-.. 


Boat-s..the, or my, need extensive re- 
pairs. 


Boat-s..the, has or have not returned -..-. 


PMIGI§ 7 TCLCASOHUN OG die engi sod at eaves a sie ene 
Boat-s..must return by or before dark.. - 
Boat-s..the, has or have returned....---.. 
Boai-s..the, is or are safe ..-.....-.---.. 


BOR e CHOU Oe... coe. nocache te rere ee 


Boat-s..send to the distressed vessel-s to 
assist her or them. 


Boat-s..send, alongside of the ordnance- 
vessel. 


Boat-s..send, alongside of the prize-s .... 


Boat-s..send, ahead to sound. .-..------- 


Boat-s..send, to sound out the channel 
or approaches. 


Hoat-s..send, alongside the supply-vessel . 


Boat-s..send, to assist the survey ..-...-- 
Fite s eR ONANIAIIO, BOUL. oo nnee neces acces 
BOW ee AIRC OUD... 5,055 se tb Se we nent 


Boat-s..stop the passing. ....-..----.-.-- 
Boat-s..is or are uninjured............-- 


BOATS. -have been in action with the enemy’s. 


Boats..and small vessels designated, ad- 
vance and attack enemy, in obe- 
dience to orders. 


Boats..will advance and land under pro- 
tection of the guns of the fleet. 


Boats ..and vessels, get all, afloat 


INDEX WokrDs. 


LEFT, ASSIST. 
Lost. 


LOWER. | 
MISSING, FOUND. | 


MISSING, NOT HEARD. 


MISSING, SEARCH FOR, | 


NEED. | 


NEED, CALKING. | 

| 
NEED, CALKING. | 
NEED, REPAIRS. 


NOT RETURNED. 
RELEASE. 

RETURN, DARK. 
RETURNED, 
SAFE. 
SEARCH. | 
SEND, ASSIST. 


SEND, ORDNANCE, 
ALONGSIDE. 


SEND, PRIZES, ALONG:# | 
SIDE. 


SEND, SOUND. 
SEND, SOUND. 


Reference 
No 


| 


Je) 
© 
~ 


SEND, SUPPLY, ALONG- | 1092 
SIDE. 

SEND, SURVEY. 

SENT 

START. | 

STOP. | 

UNINJURED. 

ACTION, ENEMY’S. 704 | 

ADVANCE, ATTACK. 845 

ADVANCE, LAND. | 846 | 

AFLOAT, GET. | 918 | 


ea a 


100 


SIGNALS. 


2415 


2416 | 


2417 


2418 
2419 


2420 
2421 
2422 


2423 
2494 
2425 


2426 | 
2427 


2428 
2429 


2430 


2431 


|— 


| BOATS..go or pull ahead 


Boats ..from shore, allow, alongside 


Boats. .from shore, do not allow, alongside. 


INDEX Wonrpbs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


Boats..all, must be alongside by or before 
dark. 

Boats..arm all the, to be sent from the 
ship. 

Boats..seen are armed, or appear to be... 


Boats..armed, may communicate with 
shore, taking care to guard against 
surprise. 


Boats..men, anchors, and cables, assist- 
ance of, is required. 


Boats ..and men, assistance of, in need of . 
Boats ..assistance of, in-need of..........- 
Boats..cannot land safely. -..--..-.-...02. 
Boats ..may communicate with the strange 


vessel-s. 
Boats..cover and protect the ....-..:.-:. 
Boats..my, or the, are damaged.-..--..... 


Boats..will find it difficult to reach the 
watering-place. 


Boats.. dismantle, and haul them up...--.. 
Bodig. Own Gila 2h ee ccter see pose eee 


Boats..must not be endangered by at- 
tempting to cross the bar, or to 
land, if thesurf should be found too 


heavy. 
Boats..engage the enemy’s: .....,.----.-- 
Boats..exercise, in squadrons ..---. ...-.. 
Boats..our, are exposed to enemy’s artil- 
lery. 
Boats. hoist iia ee ce ee ee 
Boats. -hoist out all ....-..- CAIs OH AS, 
Boats. hoist up all’ conte ace ae eee 


Boats..how many, do you require? An- 
swer by numeral signal. 


Boats..how many, do you see? Answer 
by numeral signal. 


Boats... keep, in readiness for landing forces. 


Boats ..are to be kept armed and equipped 
in readiness for immediate service. 


Boats..will land howitzers and field- 


pieces. 
Boats..my, or the, are very leaky..--..-. 


Boats..will not be allowed to leave the 
vessel-s. 


AHEAD. 946 
ALLOW, ALONGSIDE. 1046 
ALONGSIDE,DON’T AL’ W; 1050 
ALONGSIDE. 1078 
ARM ALL. 1495 
ARMED. 1506 
ARMED, COMMUNICATE) 1514 
ASSISTANCE, ANCHORS,| 1352 
&C. 
ASSISTANCE, NEED. 1844 
ASSISTANCE, NEED. 1843 
CANNOT LAND. 
COM’ UNICATE, STRA’GE 
VESSEL-S. 
COVER, PROTECT. 
DAMAGED. 
DIFFICULT, WATERING 
DISMANTLE, HAUL UP. | 
DOWN ALL. 
ENDANGERED, MUST 
NOT BE. 
ENGAGE ENEMY’S. 
JIXERCISE, SQUADRONS 
EXPOSED, ARTILLERY. 
HOoIsrT IN. 
HoIst our. 
HoIstT up. 
How MANY? 
How Many? 
KEEP, READINESS. 
KEEP ARMED, READI- | 1508 
NESS. 
LAND, HOWITZERS. 
/ 
LEAKY. 
NOT ALLOWED. 


101 


Sa 


"|| Signal 
Nos. 


2435 
2436 
2437 


2438 
2439 


2446 


2447 


SIGNALS.’ 


\ 
INDEX WorDs. 


BOATS... prepare to exercise, in asham-fight -. 
Boats..rally around and protect the 


eee eee 


Boats..can easily reach the watering- 
place. 


Boats .-recall all 


eer r ee ee ee ee tee ew we 


Boats..will rendezvous, in case of being 
separated, at the place designated 
in instructions or by signal. 


Boats..require ammunition 


Boats..are required to assist the vessel-s 
ashore, or the one or those in dis- 
tress. 


Boats ..are required to assist in towing. -- 
Boats .. distressed, have been rescued. .--- 
Boats..our, are retreating or retiring. .--. 
Boats .. our, Are TOtNINING . sa, 4 45s eae 


Boats..will row guard every night, until 
further orders, from dark until 
daylight; one boat will be sent 
from each vessel, fully armed and 
equipped, unless otherwise ordered. 


Boats..send all your, to assist me or the 
vessel indicated. 


Boats ..send, with anchors and hawsers, to 
the vessel designated. 


Boats..send armed 


Boats..send all, ashore, armed and equip- 
ped for immediate service. 


Boats..send, to the place which will be 
designated by signal, fully armed 
and equipped for service, and pro- 
vided with the number of days’ 
rations per man which will be in- 
dicated by numeral signal. 


Boats. .send, to report to the commander 
of this or the vessel designated, 
fully armed and equipped for serv- 
ice, and provided with the number 
of days’ rations per man which 
will be next shown by numeral 
signal. 


Boats..send, to the vessel-s needing assis- 
tance. 


Boats..send, to tow off and destroy fire- 
ship-s and raft-s. 


Boats..send, to embark the forces.-...--. 


Boats..send, alongside of the flag-ship or 
the vessel designated, armed and 
equipped for exercise. 


Boats..send, with fire-engines and hose, 
to this or the vessel designated. 


Reference 


Nos. 


PREPARE, EXERCISE. 
RALLY, PROTECT. 
REACH, WATERING. 


RECALL. 
RENDEZVOUS. 


REQUIRE, AMMUNITION] 1164 


REQUIRED, ASSIST. 


REQUIRED, TOWING, 
RESCUED. 
RETREATING, 
RETURNING. 

Row GUARD. 


SEND ALL, ASSIST. 


SEND, ANCHORS. 


SEND, ARMED. 


SEND, ARMED, EQUIP’D 


SEND, ARMED, EQUIP’D 


SEND, ARMED, EQUIP’D 


SEND, ASSISTANCE. 


SEND, DESTROY FIRE- 
RAFT-S. 


SEND, EMBARK. 


SEND, EXERCISE, FLAG- 
SHIP. 


SEND, FIRE-ENGINES. 


102 


Signal 
Nos. 


2453 


2454 
2455 
2456 


| 2457 


2458 
2459 


| 2460 


2461 
2462 
2463 


| 2464 
| 2465 


2466 
2467 
2468 
2469 
2470 


2471 


2474 


| 2475 


2481 


Boiler-s..my, cannot hold out much 


longer. 


HoLpD out. 


fo) 
=) 
So 
SIGNALS. INDEX WonrpDs. A S 
> 
= 
BOATS.-send, with hawsers, to this or the | SEND, HAWSERS. 
vessel indicated. 
Boats ..send, prepared to try their rowing..| SEND, ROWING. 
Boats..send, prepared to try their sailing-| SEND, SAILING. 
Boats..send, ahead to tow. .-.-....-..5--- SEND, TOW. 
Boats..send, to the vessel designated to | SEND, ‘row. 
tow. 
' Boats = are SUCLLCRGU 0 setae tee wea a tare | SHELTERED. ; 
Bods stop alls eae ee eee eee STOP. 
Hodis: BUPPOTh CO ae 6 ease eee snl ee SUPPORT. 
Boats..surround and cut off the......---- SURROUND, CUT OFF. 
Boats..our, are threatened...........---- THREATENED. 
Boats..our, are towing strange vessel -...| TOWING, STRANGER. 
Boats. are Unprotected a. Va... eae os ca veo: UNPROTECTED. | 
Boats. are unsale, ct eo ue see ee ete ee UNSAFE. 
BOATS” CREWS.. get breakfast :.........:... GET BREAKFAST. 
Boats. crews. .get dinners... 2. 22. ose GET DINNER. 
Boat? créw3.. Let SUPPer save ae sess -- ne GET SUPPER. 
Boats’ crews..take dinner with them...... TAKE DINNER. . 
Boats’ crews .. will take dinner before send- | TAKE DINNER. 
ing them away. 
pen ay ERE Ge -Tepair on board this or the | REPAIR. 
vessel indicated. 
Boatswain-s..send, with rigger’s gang, to } SEND. 
this or the vessel designated. : 
BOBSTAYS..my, are carried away ....-.----: CARRIED AWAY. | 
BOILER-IRON..in need of, for patching boilers} Neb. 
BOILRR-MAKER-S..-is or are required to re- | REQUIRED, REPAIR. 
pair my boiler-s. 
Boiler-maker-s..send, to this or the vessel] | SEND. 
designated. 
BOILER-TUBES. - how many, are plugged up ?.| How MANY, PLUGGED ? 
Boiler-tubes..how many, are required for | How MANY,REQUIRED? 
immediate use ? 
Boiler-twbes..leak badly ............-%--: LEAK. 
Boiler-tubes..need, for replacing those | NEEb. 
plugged up; number will be in- 
dicated by numeral signal. 
BOILER-S..is or are in bad condition.-.-..--. BaD CONDITION. 2101 
Boiler-s..blow down your ...-2...<------ BLOW DOWN. ° 2309 
Boiler-s..requiring repairs, blow down...) BLow Down. 2310 


Signal 
Nos. 


2482 
2483 
2484 
| 2485 


eas 
2400 


2487 
24388 
2489 
2490 
2491 
2492 
2493 


2494 


2495 


2496 
2497 


2465 


2499 


2508 


SIGNALS. 


BOILER-S..the, or my, is or are damaged .... 


Boiler-s..my foam-s badly..----.-.-.---- 
Boiler-s-.my, is or are leaking badly. .--. 
Boiler-s..my, is or are very old and weak. 


Boiler-s.-pump up your, and have every- 
thing in readiness for lighting 
fires in the furnaces. 

OM ONe he, VEDMUEITOUL) © cs4 ssi aaacns, ose 

Boiler-s..my, is or are repaired ......-.-... 

Boiler-s.. my, require-s immediate repairs. 

Boiler-s..my, require-s patching. .....-... 

Boiler-s.-my, require-s scaling. ....-.---- 

Boiler-s . .scale 


aecew ee eee ee es te ew ews ee ew ee ee 


Boiler-s..1y, will not beara greater pres- 
sure than that which will be in- 
dicated by numeral signal in 
pounds. 


BOILERS..how many can you use now? ans- 
wer by numeral signal. 
Boilers..- how many, have you now in use ?. 


PUES) UNC LCOUSIAIN SeUe dhe ce nico cocks = ole mse sae 
HUE UD OB OTE. IB betes sien wins a 


BOLDLY..approach the enemy 


eer eee wee ee ee oe 


Boldly-.-attack the enemy .-.-.-...-...--..-- 


Boldly..dash at the enemy. ....-......-.. 
Boldly ..done 


BOLIVIAN..the flag seen or shown by the 
strange vessel is. 
BOMBARD..the fort-s, place, or town.-..---- 

Bombard..the fort-s, the mortar-vessel-s 
will. 
BOMBARDING..our position, the enemy is... 
BOMB-KETCH..or vessel, the strange ves- 
Salis; , 


BOMB-PROOF..the enemy’s fort-s or bat- 
tery—ies is or are. 


Bomb-proof..magazine is...---.---------- 


Bomb-proof..our fort-s or battery-ies is 

or are. 
BOMB-VESSEL-S..accompany the--.-...--.. 
Bomb-vessel-s..advance nearer 


ere rere ee eee 


Bomb-vessel-s..g0 to the assistance of the. 


Bomb-vessel-s.. will cease firing. ..-...---- 


INDEX WORDS. 


DAMAGED. 

FOAM-S BADLY. 
LEAKING BADLY. 

OLD, WEAK. ~ 

PUMP UP, LIGHT FIRES. 


REPAIR. 

REPAIRED. 

REPAIRS, IMMEDIATE, 
PATCHING. 

SCALING. 

SCALE. 

WILL NOT BEAR. 


How MANY? 


How MANY ? 


COAST. 
SHORE. 


APPROACH, ENEMY. 
ATTACK, 

DAsH, ENEMY. 
DONE. 


FLAG. 


FORT-S, PLACE. 
FORT-S, MORTAR. 


OUR POSITION. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
ENEMY’S, FORT-S. 


MAGAZINE. 
OUR FORT-S. 


ACCOMPANY. 
ADVANCE NEARER. 
ASSIST. 

CEASE FIRING. 


Reference 


1451 | 
671 


Signal 
Nos. 


2513 | 


2514 
2515 
2516 
Pain Ve 
2518 
2519 


2520 


2523 
2524 
2525 


2526 


2527 
2528 


2529 
2530 
2631 
2532 


25937 
2538 


104 


SIGNALS. 


BOMB-VESSEL-S.. will commence firing. .-.. 


Bomb-vessel-s.. will continue to fire at in- 
tervals of the number of 
minutes which will be in- 
dicated by numeral signal 
until further orders. 


Bomb-vessel-s..cover the retreat or with- 
drawal of the, vessels des- 
ignated will. 


Bomb-vessel-s..drop lower down....-...- * 


Bomb-vessel-s..drop out of the’ range of 
the enemy’s fire. 


Bomb-vessel-s..open fire.........--------- 
Bomb-vessel-s..take a sheltered position -. 
Bomb-vessel-s .. designated have been sunk. 
Bomb-vessel-s..take position .....-.-..-... 
Bomb-vessel-s..tow, to proper stations.... 
Bomb-vessel-s.. withdraw ...-...-----...- 


BOOK-S.-naval signal, send on board for 


comparison and correction. 


BOOM. .is there a, across ? 22... 223.5. ..5fs 6. 
Boom..there is a, across ..-.-.- $o6 tai Se: 
Boom..attack and remove the........-... 
Boom..is made of chain ..-...-........- a4 
00m 2 GOatroyrte We Gs ee ee 
Boom..is or has been destroyed ...-...... 
Boom..prepare to destroy. .--.-- bie cat aR 
Boom. .is so well placed as to prevent ap- 

; proach. 
Boom..is made of spars..-.--..- Bh Te 


BOTTOM..found, at the number of fathoms’ 


depth indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Botiom ©.38 Nerds seeeemaewes Sie ty, soy 
Bottom?is hard Sand eves 2. seo, Le eee 
Botton. is hard sand, with gravel......-. 


Bottom. -none found, with number of fatb- | 


oms’ line out indicated. by 
numeral signal. 


Bottom..1s rocky x osé2 si sheen een eee Cut 
Bottom :.is sandy, with shells .2....2.0..: 
Bottom...is soft... f.0c< . Jone ee 
Botlom..16 stieky 22: sce e ee eee 
Baston..what kind ? 2252. o 2 oes 


BOUND..strange vessel is, to an English port. 


INDEX WonrRDs. 


COMMENCE FIRING. 
CONTINUE FIRE. 


COVER RETREAT OF 


THE. 


DROP LOWER. 
DROP OUT OF RANGE. 


OPEN FIRE. 

SHELTERED POSITION. 

SUNK. 

TAKE POSITION, 

Tow. 

WITHDRAW. 

SEND ON BOARD SIG- 
NAL BOOKS. 

ACROSS? 

ACROSS. 

ATTACK. 

CHAIN, 


DESTROYED. 
PREPARE, DESTROY. 
PREVENT, APPROACH. 


SPARS. 


FOUND, DEPTH. 


HARD. 

HARD SAND. 
HARD SAND. 
NONE FOUND. 


Rocky. 
SANDY. 

Sort. 
STICKY. 
‘WHAT KIND 2? 


ENGLISH PORT. 


Reference 
Nos. 


1449 


105 


Signal 


Nos SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. 


Reference 
Nos 


2539 | BOUND... homeward, this, or the vessel desig- | HomMEWaRD. 
nated, is. 


2540 Bound..1 am, to the place or port which | PLAcK, COMMUNICATED 
will be communicated by signal. 


2541 _ Bound..the strange vessel is, to port or | STRANGE VESSEL. 
place which will be communi- ; 
cated by signal. 
2542 Bound. .1 am, to a United States port ....| Unrrep STATES. 
2543 Bound... where-are\ you ?.....750.2.-.22.. WHERE? 
2544 Bound..where is the strange vessel ?.....| WHERE, STRANGE? 
2045 | BOW ..of this ship is damaged..-..-..--...-... DAMAGED. 
2546 Bew..leak is. in.the........-..- jana odehate i LEAK. | 
BOWER ANCHOR..I have lost a ...... ...-..| ANCHOR, LOST. 1276 | 
Bower anchor..T am in need of a3 weight | ANCHOR, NEED. | 1294 | 


in cw. will be indicated by nu- | 
meral signal. 


2547 | BOWSPRIT.-.of this ship has been carried | CARRIED (Way. 
away. 


2548 Bowsprit..of this ship is damaged or | DAMAGED, SPRUNG. 
sprung. 


2549 | BOWSPRIT-SHROUDS..-are carried away. -| SHROUDS,CARRI’D AW’Y, 


BOYS..report deficiencies of...........-...-- REPORT DEFICIENCIES. 608 | 
BAC IG s- DL AAG ede wy 0 ees we oe he oe) ABACK. 504 
Brace. aback, foré-topsail 2292s /25s42-.-3 ABACK, FORE-TOPSAIL,| 505 
Brace..aback, main-topsail .............- ABACK, MAIN-TOPSAIL| 506 
Brace..abvack, mizzen-topsail.......----.. ABACK, MIZZEN-ToPs’L.| 507 
2550 Brace..sharp up by the wind ......-.---. SHARP. 
eet) DAK IST Sowater ds... 4.es0c2 fo sdeekb so 2k- WATER. 
2552 | BRAZILIAN..the flag shown by the strange | FLAG. 
vessel is. 
2553 Brazilian..the fleet seen is....-.........- | FLEEY. 
2054 Brazilian..the merchantman seen is...-.. MERCHANTMAN. 
2555 Brazilian..the steamer seen is ....--.....| STEAMER. 
2556 | BRAVELY..the duty was executed .-.....--- EXECUTED. 
2557 | BREACH..a, has been made in the enemy’s | ENEMy’s works. 
works. 
2558 Breach..no, has been made in enemy’s | ENEMy’s works. 
works. 4 
2559 Breach. is practicable. 2.2... 2. 222. [255% PRACTICABLE. 
2560 Breach ..is not practicable. ..-.-..... ---. PBACTICABLE. 
2561 Breach..has been repaired. ......-.-..--- REPAIRED. 


9562 | BREACHING-TRAIN..land the.........----- LAND. 


Signal 


Nos. 


106 


SIGNALS. 


2563 | BREAK THROUGH.-.enemy’s obstructions. -. 


2564 | BREAK UP-.-.endeavor to, contraband trade. . 


2565 
2566 
2567 
2568 


2071 
2072 
2973 

2574 


2575 


2576 
207 
078 
2079 
2580 


BREASTWORKS.. 


BREAKERS..there are, ahead -............- 
Breakers..on the lee beam- A Se pene 
Breakers..on the lee bow .--..-. .1.....--- 
Breakers. look out for.......-------- keene 
Breakers..are seen in the direction indi- 

cated by compass signal. 
Breakers..on the weather beam .......... 
Breakers..on the weather bow....... ped 


BREAKING UP-.the enemy’s encampment is- 


Breaking up-.-.the ice 1s, above.:..--..-..- 
Breaking up-..the ice is, below..-.-....--. 
Breaking up..our encampment is. ........ 


‘Breaking up. .stranded or wrecked vessel is. 


BREAKFAST..the Admiral or Commander- 


in-Chief requests the favor of 
your company at, to-morrow, 
the hour to be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


-the Admiral or Commander- 
in-Chief requests the favor of 
your company at, to-day, the 
hour to be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Breakfast . 


Breakfast - 
Breakfast.. delay .-..-.>.- ete. ghee nee eee 
Breakfast. .let the people go to. .-....---.. 
Breakfast..the people have had their. ..-. 
Breakfast . 
Breakfast - 


- boats’ crews will get.......... 


.the people have not had their. 


-men going on duty will take, 
with them. 


-there will be ample time for 


Breakfast. 
the people to get their. 


the enemy’s, may be as- 
saulted. 


Breastworks.-.there are, in the direction 
indicated by compass signal. 


Breastworks..the enemy is abandoning or 
has abandoned his. 


Breastworks..the enemy’s, may he taken 
in flank and rear. 


Breastworks..the, do not appear to be 
strong. 


Breastworks . 


-the, appear to be strong -... 


InDreExX Worps. 


Reference 
Nos 


OBSTRUCTIONS. 


CONTRABAND TRADE. 


.| AHEAD. 947 


LEE BEAM. 
LEE BOW. 
LOooK OUT FOR. 
SEEN. 


WEATHER BEAM. 
WEATHER BOW. 


ENEMY’S ENCAMPMENT 
Ick, ABOVE. 

Ick, BELOW. 

OUR ENCAMPMENT, 
WRECKED VESSEL. 


ADMIRAL, REQUESTS. 760 


ADMIRAL, REQUESTS. 761 


BOATS’ CREWS. 2466 


DELAY. 
PEOPLE Go, 
PEOPLE. 
PEOPLE. 
TAKE BREAKFAST. 


TIME, AMPLE. 


ASSAULTED. | 1793 
DIRECTION. 

ENEMY, ABANDONED. 537 
ENEMY’S FLANK. 

NOT STRONG. 


STRONG. 


Signal 
Nos. 


2585 


2592 
2593 
9594 


2595 


2596 


2597 
2598 
2599 
2600 
2601 
2602 
2603 
2604 
2605 
2606 
2607 
2608 


2609 
2610 
2611 


107 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRrDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


BREASTWORKS. .the enemy is throwing up.| THROWING Ur. 


BRIDGE..the, has been destroyed by us..-.-.. BLOWN UP,DESTROYED}| 2322 
Bridge..the, has been destroyed by the | BLOWN UP,DESTROY’D,| 2323 
enemy. ENEMY. 
PPC UGINE GLC Le crs aca s ens 44 s- + 2 wean GUARD. 
Bridge. -land and destroy the ............ LAND, DESTROY. 
Bridge..ponton, guard the, carefully ----. PONTON, GUARD. 


Bridge..ponton, protect, while being laid. -}; PONTON, PROTECT. 


BRIG—BRIGANTINE..the strange vessel is-.| STRANGE VESSEL. 


BRIGADE..of blue-jackets, hold, in readiness | BLUE-JACKETS, READ- | 2333 


for landing. INESS. 
Brigade ..of marines, hold, in readiness for | MARINES, READINESS. 
landing. 


BRING.-.your broadside to bear upon the en- | BROADSIDE, BEAR. 
emy or object. 


Bring..the chased vessel-s to the Com- | CHASED VESSEL-S. 
mander-in-Chief. 


Bring-..dispatches to the Commander-in- | DISPATCHES, COM- 


Chief. MANDER-IN-CHIEF, 

Bring .-in the fishing-smack. ......-.. --..| FISHING-SMACK. 

Bring..or carry intelligence to the Ad-| INTELLIGENCE, Ap-| 762 
miral or Commander-in-Chief. MIRAL. 


Bring..the strange vessel to the Com- |} STRANGE VESSEL, 
mander-in-Chief. 


BRING OFF ..coal ......----..-------------- COAL. 

Bring off.-fresh beef. ...-.. BOA PPE FRESH BEEF. 

EMO lt ce WO BEUISOU 270 oe a ao —o.-s on GARRISON. 

Bring off..the gun-carriage-s ..-..-..----- GUN-CARRIAGE-S. 

Bring off.. the liberty-men -...........--. LIBERTY-MEN. 

ER ON ee bAORUNAL. © ae os gn dul aise aca 0s MAIL. 

TUG OT Ae GLE CRIS [i cans wow asian Sani OFFICERS. 

BAUGH BUDGIDIIZOes 21. « Sala cs c= Molec ora. dd PRIZE. 

BrP Gres TOUU: B00 Uh nin - cela cin nao aes. ans RowuND sHorT. 

Bring Ope AWOles 44 0 o0c P< s'08 35a noe aes 2 STORES. 

BYUUG OEE OL a tae acl an Sot aaas eens WATER. 

Bring off.. working-party—ies-. ..---.------ WORKING-PAKTY-IES. 
BRINGING OFF .. wounded, assist in-........ ASSIST, WOUNDED. 1840 
BRING TO=z-the fleet: willis. ou. ood -3 Gases FLEET. 

Bring to..the strange vessel.....--.------ STRANGE VESSEL. 

Bring to..the vessel-s designated will....| VEssEL-s. 


fe Leet LN Ge Ub ed Deere sot oee% fie Pate REAR. 


Sareea 


—-w! 


a 


108 


Signal 


Nos. 


2613 


2614 
2615 


2616 
2617 


2618 
2619 


2620 
2621 
2622 
2623 


2624 
2625 


2627 
2622 


2629 
2630 
2631 
2632 


2633 


2634 
2635 


2636 
9637 
2638 
26539 


2626 | 


o 
Oo 
5 
SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. mo 
oF 
Ld 
em} 
BRITISH... the flag shown by the strange ves- | FLaac. 
sel is. 
British... mail-steamer seen is -....----.-- MAIL-STEAMER. 
British. .the steamer seen is...........--- STEAMER. 
BROADSIDE... bring your, to bear on the ene- | BRING, ENEMY. 2592 
my or object. 
Broadside..cannot be brought to bear ....| CANNOT. 
Broadside..concentrate, on enemy as you | CONCENTRATE. 
pass. 
Broadsides Are DY ioc shes cigs pons gett. FIRE | 
Broadside..spring your, to the enemy’s | SPRING, ENEMY’S, 
works. : 
BROKEN..the anchoring-ground is .......--. ANCHORING-GROUND, | 1594 
Broken..the armistice has been, by the en- | ARMISTICE, ENEMY. 1520 
emy, and will cease when the 
signal is hauled down. 
Broken ..injured, or unreliable, my barom- | BAROMETER. 2142 
eter is. } 
Broken'sscross-head is¢sc seiceeic dees ees b ie CROSS-HEAD. 
Brokers Vewmosertail 18-0 eae cae ae CROSS-TAIL. 
Broken..the enemy’s line is or has been ..| ENEMY’s LINE. 
Broken..up or demolished, the enemy’s | ENEMyY’s works. 
works are or have been. 
Breken..our line is or has been. ....-.-.-- OUR LINE. 
Broken..our line must not be...--...---. OUR LINE. 
Broken my ‘PistGr-Tod sspears tee PISTON-ROD. 
Broken..my propeller-shaft is....-....---. PROPELLER-SHAPT. 
Broken..a rudder-pintle is........ .-.. 25. RUDDER-PINTLE, 
BUILDING-S7. destroy thé <-.-2 fees. Destroy. 
Building-s..the inner, are on fire. .... .- -..| INNER, ON FIRE. 
Building-s..the outer, are on fire.....-.... OUTER, ON FIRE. 
Building-s..set the, on fire,........-....-. SET ON FIRE. 
BUNTING..I am in need of; quantity will be | NEEp. 
shown ip yards by numeral sig- 
nal, and color by flags at the 
same time. 
BUOYyour anehoty,:..2-iccs een one es ANCHOR. 1228 
Buoy-.the channel: ..... ).scaseeeeee *.--.| CHANNEL. 
Buoy --the obstructions ..cls. veoees aa wes OBSTRUCTIONS. 
Buoy..the position before leaving it... --. POSITION. 
BUOYED. .is the channel? ...:...20 2. c-:. CHANNEL? 
Beoyed..tho channel 18.032 eceesees es CHANNEL. 
Buoyed. .the channel is not .... 2... 22... CHANNEL. | 
at 


109 


Signal 


Nos, SIGNALS. 

2640 | BUOYED..the obstructions are ..-.--........ 
2641 Buoyed..the obstructions are not ....---. 
2642 Buoyed. The position is. ........2<..-.-. 
2643 | BUOYS..prepare, for buoying the channel.--. 


2644 


2645 


2646 


2647 


2648 


2649 


BURMESE..the flag shown by strange ves. 
sel is. ’ 


BURN..a blue light as avsignal that you are 
in position. 
Burn..a blue light when you are ready to 
move. 


BURNED..a blue light has been, in the direc- 
tion of the enemy’s fleet or ves- 
sel. 


Burned..a blue light has been, on shore..- 


BURY..the dead at the hour indicated .-..-... 
BUSINESS. . official, the Admiral or Command- 
er-in-Chiet will transact, with 
commanding officers between 
the hours a. m. and p. m. to be 
next shown by numeral signal 
in order, 
Business.-has been arranged .........--..- 
Business ..intrusted to me has been com- 
~ . pleted. 
Business..dispatch your, and return with 
the least possible delay. 
Business..have you completed the, in- 
trusted to you? . 
Business..intrusted to you, transact, and 
return with the least possible 
delay. . 
BY DAYLIGHT..all must be aboard......... 
BY SUNSET..all must be aboard...-......-.- 
BY THE WIND.:hanl-.....-.----. race le 
By the wind.-.the fleet will haul.......... 
By the wind..haul, on the port tack. ..-.... 
By the wind.-haul, on the starboard tack. 
BY. the spe en tec dn = noe = tle os ae be a 
By the wind..on the port tack, the enemy 
is. ree 4 
By the wind..on the starboard tack, the 
enemy is, 
Ry A {> L — ASL Oo? Bik Ea 


INDEX WORDs. 


OBSTRUCTIONS. 
OBSTRUCTIONS. 
POSITION. 


PREPARE, CHANNEL. 
FLAG. 
BLUE LIGHT. 


BLUE LIGHT, 


BLUE LIGHT. 


BLUE LIGHT. 


DEAD. 


ADMIRAL, TRANSACT. 


ARRANGED. 
COMPLETED. 


DISPATCH. 


HAVE YOU COMPLET’D? 


TRANSACT, RETURN. 


ALL ABOARD. 
ALL ABOARD. 


HAUvL. 

HAUL, FLEET. 
HAUL, Port. 
HAUL, STARBOARD. 
KEEP. 

PORT, ENEMY. 


STARBOARD, ENEMY. 


, 
VA 
) FAC, Om \/ 1 


Reference 
Nos 


2340 


2341 


2342 


2345 


6) 
ww 


1622 


1031 
1082 


110 yo | 


Signal } : 
ay: SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. & 
o 
peo 
2658 
2659 
2660 
2661 
2662 
2663 
2664 - 
| 2665 ' 
2666 ‘ 
2667 | CABLE..can you spare a?....-.....-.--...-.| CAN YOU SPARE? 
2668 Cable. %ean. Spare 2... ---. Nab nee see cee CAN SPARE. 
2569 Cablecs) cannou spare Giacei dn ceace eek s CANNOT SPARE. 
2670 Cable... how many fathoms, have you out? | HOW MANY FATHOMS ? 
answer by numeral signal. 
671 Cable. :T.am in need-of a... . 22. sccm see as NEED. 
2672 Cable..a stream, I am in need of........- NEED. 
2673 Cable..a stream, I have lost /2..-. .---.. Lost. 
2674 Cable. Jin ys Wits Parte eens atone eee tees PARTED. 
2675 Codle..send stream chain..........-..--. SEND. 
2676 Cable..send stream hemp.............-.. SEND. 
2077 Cable-. shorten intyour/ia.<-2sssaeeee ese: SHORTEN. 
Cable. slipayour?s 2c tee Sarees SLIP, ANCHOR. 1324 
2678 Cable..get springs on your ..........--.. SPRINGS. 
2679 Cable. .is stranded..tx. Soa. <) aan eee ee STRANDED. 
2680 Cable. .unbentd sheet). a. 0s aehanbee ee UNBEND. 
2681 Cable.- veer MOL ace. eee ee eae ete VEER. 
2682 Cable..veer, to the number of fathoms DEER; FATHOMS. 
shown by numeral signal. 
CABLE-S.. bend 22.32) core ee eee ene BEND. * | 2248 
Cable-s..bend sheet....c. -2vacrsweneiee .-| BEND, SHEET. 2256 


2683 Cables..unbend and stow...:. . si 5-Sei<- UNBEND, STOW. 


2684 | CADET-ENGINEERS. repair on board this or | REPAIR. 
the vessel designated. 


11] 


2685 
2686 


2687 


2688 
2689 


2690 
2691 
2692 


2693 
2694 
2695 


2696 
Te | 


2698 


2699 


2703 
2704 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


CALIBRE..of guns, report, in inches.......-.- 


Calibre..of guns, report, by weight of 
projectile. 


CAN..you spare any ammunition?.....-...... 


Can..you advanc®@? . Waxes cera tone ony 
Peas OU LSSISb ING teas welt= sy isla cose a 5 2 


Can..the bar be safely crossed at this 
time ? 


Can.-you distinguish the flag of the 
strange vessel? 


Can-21 pass within: hail th225 os. So reas 


Can.-you lend me the articles to be desig- 
nated by telegraphic signal? 

Can..you make out the strange vessel-s?. 

Can..you tow the vessel? ....... 


ee2ce eeee 


Can..the wreck be approached by a boat ? 


CANDLES. .can you spare, for running-lights 2. 


Candles..for running-lights, I can spare -- 
Candles . .for running-lights, I cannot spare. 


CANISTER..cannot spare any.......--...---- 


Canister..I can spare, of the calibres in- 
dicated by numeral signal in inches. 


Canister .. fire, when it can be used effect- 
ively. 


Canister ..required for guns, the calibre of 
which will be indicated by numeral 
signal in inches. 


Canister... required for guns, the calibre of 
which will be indicated by numeral 
signal in weight of projectile. 

Canistame send fori ass. 2.2. 2 eee oe 

Canister..send such quantity of, as can be 
spared to this or the vessel desig- 


nated; calibre will be indicated 
by numeral signal in inches. | 


-GANINON AW nas COaSed fos occ e onc eo wees 


‘Cannonede.-is heard in the distance...... 


CANNOT..spare any ammunition..........-. 


Cannot: spare. aly anehor.:....- -. 2.4 dveomes 
Cannot. .cive nry assent... ses oes me 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


REPORT, INCHES. 
REPORT, PROJECTILE. 


AMMUNITION, SPARE? | 1200 


ADVANCE? 848 
ASssIsT? AID? 998 
Ban, CROSSED? 2123 
BATTERY-IES. 2168 
CABLE, SPARE? 2667 
CABLE, SPARE. 2668 
DISTINGUISH, FLAG? 

Hain? 

LAND-MARK-S? 

SEND, ARTICLES ? 1699 


STRANGE VESSEL-S? 
Tow? 

WRECK. 

CAN YOWSPARE? 

I CAN SPARE. 

I CANNOT SPARE. 


CANNOT SPARE. 
CAN SPARE. 
® 


FIRE. 


REQUIRE. 
REQUIRE. 


SEND FOR. 
SEND. 


CEASED. 
HEARD, DISTANCE. 


AMMUNITION, SPARE. | 1201 
I 

ANCHOR, SPARE. | 1323 

AssENT. 1816 


112 


Signal 


Nos. 


2705 
2706 
2707 
2708 


709 
2710 
2711 
2712 
2713 


2714 
2715 


| 2716 
| 2717 
9718 


tig 
2720 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


CANNOT. assist you at-this time -...:.......| ASSIST. 1852 
Cannot..cross the,bar safely at this time-..} Bar. 2124 
Cannot.-hold the battery-ies or position..| BATTERY-IES. 2170 
Cannot..hold the battery—ies or position | BATTERY-IES. 2171 

much longer. 6 
Cannot..bve held, the battery-ies or posi- | BATTERY-IES. 2169 
tion, with present force. 
Cannot.- bring broadside guns to bear ....- Broapsipx, BEAR. | 2616 
Cannot_-2 spare a,dable, 22... s-tosee se, or CABLE, SPARE. 2669 
Cannot..spare canister ....-.. --.------.- CANISTER, SPARE. 2696 
Cannot..spare a chronometer ....-....... CHRONOMETER, SPARE. 
Cannot.. procure a coast pilot ...--..-.... COAST PILOT. 
Cannot..enter the harbor or place.-....... ENTER. 
Cannot..steam any faster -..-..-... be iaues FASTER, STEAM. 
Cannot..fetch into the anchorage or port -| FETCH, ANCHORAGE. | 1369 
Cannot..keep steerage-way .---...--....- KEEP, STEERAGE. 
Cannot... obtain the facts... 22222202. 20: OBTAIN FACTS. 
Cannot..proceed at this time..........:.. PROCEED. 
Cannot. _spare rifle -projectiles..........-. SPARE, PROJECTILES. 
Cannot..spare shells of the ealibre indi- | SPARE, SHELLS, 
cated by numeral sign’] in inches. 
Cannot-. weigh my anchor ........-....-- WEIGH, ANCHOR. 1230 

CAPITULATED..enemy’s army or land-force | ENeMy, Army. 1580 

has. 
Capitulated..the garrison has ............ GARRISON. 
Capitulated..our forces on shore have. .... OUR FORCES. 
Capitulated..the town or'place has ...-... Town. 

CAPS. -percussion, Iam in néed of ........... PERCUSSION, NEED, 
Caps .. percussion, send to this or the ves- | PERCUSSION, SEND. 

sel designated. 
Caps.-.uniform, for the crew are needed ..| UNIFORM, NEEDED, 
Caps .-uuiform, for the crew, send to this | UNIVORM, SEND. 
or the vessel designated. 
CAPSIZED..a boat or small vessel has; the | BOAT, SMALL VESSEL. | 2363 
direction will be indicated by 
compass signal. 
Capsized..the gig has >. oa eee eee ee GIG. ; 
Capsized..the launch has ...... 2... ..<<-- LAUNCH. 
Capsized..voat-s has or have...-....----- BoatT-s. 2379 
| CAPTAIN. - is absent :. 2: eee eee ABSENT. 566 
Captain :2is ashore. .... 2... eee ASHORE. 1737 
Caytain..i8 deud {. 2... c2 5; ae eee DEAD. 
Gapiain. is‘indisposed ~...-../. d:eeseeees INDISPOSED. 


113 


2726 
2727 


2728 
2729 
2730 
2731 


SIGNALS. 


a eis 


CAPTAIN-S..repair on board of this or the 
vessel designated. 


Captain..or commanding officer, send 
ashore for. 


Mot PLP E ca PRT 2 ial 8 ali is i ye Ae a a 
EET ci a CEUTEN EY EG Se Rae pe 
Captains..will assemble on board the 
flag-ship or vessel designated. 
CAPTURE. .-land and, the armory..........-. 
Capture..land and, the arsenal pat atiey ede Bete 


Capture..I intend to attempt the, of the 
enemy’s boats. 


Caplure..I intend to attempt the, of the 
enemy’s pickets. 


Capture... intend to attempt the, of the 
enemy’s small vessel-s, 


Capture..I intend to attempt the, of the 
enemy’s vessel-s now seen. 


Capture..all articles contraband of war... 
Capture..the enemy, endeavor to -..-...- 
Capture..land and, the military forces..-. 
Capture..run in and, enemy’s vessels or 


boats. 
CAPTURED..the abmory NOM BeON Sena es 
Coptured..the arsenal has been ....-...... 


Captured... blockade-runner-s has or have 
been. 


Captured..a quantity of the enemy’s am- 
munition has been. 


Captured..the enemy’s fleet has been - .-... 


Captured..vessel-s of the enemy has or 
have been. 


Captured... have, prize-s.-.-....-./.-2.-. 
Capturéadal Dave, aspy..-.23 62223 Ol.0L.. 
Captured..I have, the vessel now in com- 
pany. 
CAPTURED BATTERY-IES..or place, can 
: you hold? 
Captured battery-ies..I can hold ......--.. 


CAPTURED PERSON-S..discharge .--.-...-. 


CAPTURED PROPERTY..dispose of, to the 
best advantage under the cir- 


cumstances. 
CAPTURED VESSEL..is a pirate. .......... 


INDEX WoRDS. 


REPAIR. 
SEND FOR. 


SICK. 
WOUNDED. 
ASSEMBLE. 


ARMORY, LAND. 
ARSENAL, LAND. 
ATTEMPT, BOATS. 


ATTEMPT, PICKETS. 
ATTEMPT, SMALL VES- 


SEL-S. 
ATTEMPT, VESSEL-S. 


CONTRABAND OF WAR. 
ENDEAVOR. 

LAND, MILITARY. 
RUN IN. 


ARMORY. 
ARSENAL. 
BLOCKADE-RUNNER-S. 


EXNEMY’S, AMMUNITION 


ENEMY’S FLEET. 
ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 


PRIZE-S. 
SPY. 
VESSEL. 


| CAN YOU HOLD ? 


BATTERY-IES. 


DISCHARGE. 


DISPOSE, ADVANTAGE. 


PIRATE: 


SNS 


Reference 
Nos 


1743 


1798 


1550 
16933 
1989 


1549 
1690 
2292 


114% 


Signal 
Nos. 


2740 


2741 
2742 


2743 


2744 


2745 
|| 2746 
2747 


2748 
2749 
2750 
2751 
2752 


| 2753 


114 


SIGNALS. 


CAPTURED VESSEL: .isa.slavor 22... eee. 

CARBINE AMMUNITION .. needed for breech- 
loaders. 

Carbine ammunition..do not need.......-. 


Carbine ammunition..for breech-loaders, 
send, to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 

CARBINES..required for boat service.......: 


Carbines..serve out to the boat-s ......-. 
CAREBOUL -)b6,-east cee eee eee eee 


CARGO.-is contraband of war.-......-. .2.2%: 
Cargo-.18 Gamared. -o-oe se ceca eee roe 
Cargo... destroy. thé 22th. -ae nee oe 
Cargo..discharge..-....----.------ -----. 


Cargo... distribute, among the vessels that 
can take it. 


Cargo..fragments of, I have seen-......-- 
Cargo. .lan@ tb@ 2222s seca es eee 
Cargo. -.save, if possible.....--- eee 


Cargo..46 OL small Value fe. och cestse~ dees 
Cargo..throw overboard.........-.-..--- 
Cargo..is or will be a total luss ...-..-... 
Cargo ssttarster-tbs',. 0 oc soc oe Ue tae 
Cargo..18 Voluable, 2. cee seeing a 


CARPENTER-S. -send,ashore.:.....-22.2 2... 
Carpenten 21sjelGKete a on hems ca ere 
Carpenter-s..is or are needed........---.. 
Carpenter—s..no, on board <-:. ..-..- eras. 


Carpenter-s..send, to this or the vessel 
designated. 


CARPENTERS.-how many, have you? an- 
swer by numeral signal. 

CARPENTER’S GANG..send, ashore......... 

Carpenter’s gang -.send for.........-.--.-. 


Carpenter's gang..send, to this or the ves- 
sel designated. 


CARRIED AWAY..my boat-s is or are. ...... 
Carried away--my boat-davit-s is or are.. 
Carried away-.my bobstay-s is or are--.-- 
Carried away-.my bowsprit is...-.....--- 


Carried away..my bowsprit-shroud-s is or 
are. 


INDEX Worps. 


SLAVER. 


AMMUNITION, NEED. 


NEED. 
SEND. 


REQUIRED. 
SERVE OUT. 


CONTRABAND. 
DAMAGED. 
DESTROY. 
DISCHARGE. 
DISTRIBU1E. 


FRAGMENTS. 
LAND. 

SAVE. 

SMALL VALUE. 


THROW OVERBOARD. 


TOTAL LOSS. 
TRANSIER. 
VALUABLE. 


SEND ASHORE. 
SIck. 

NEED. 

NONE. 

SEND. 


How MANY ? 


SEND, ASHORE. 
SEND FOR. 
SEND TO. 


BOat-s. 
BOaT-DAVIT-S. 
BOBSTAY-S. 
BOwWSPRIT. 


BOWSPRIT-SHROUD-S. 


Reference 
Nos, 


(2 
© 
— 
cr 


2764 


2765 
2766 
2767 


2768 


2775 


2776 


115 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


CARRIED AWAY..that which has been desig- 


nated by telegraphic signal has 
been. 


Carried away --my flying jib-boom is., .... 
Carried away-.my jib-boom is........---. 


Carried away..my smoke-stick is ..-..--. 


CARRIED ON.-smuggling is still........--.-- 
CARRY ..or bring intelligence to the Admiral 


or Commander-in-Chief. 


Carry..a press of sail during the night, 
the Admiral will. 


Carry .-lights of Admiral or Commander- 
in-Chief during the night. 


Carry-.a line to the vessel aground to 
haul inboard a cable for getting 


her off. 
COPVUT DLOSSOL Saleen ee ee knee ne > 
Corryest, Press Of BLOaMR a6 eos Sts. eae on 


Carry..the present sail during the night, 
if the weather will permit. 


Carry. sail at discretion 4... .. 2. o---o6 5 e 


CARRYING..too much sail, you are .-.-..-.--- 
CARRY OUT.-..anchors for heaving off the ves- 


sel. 
Carry out-.a heavy anchor... <........--- 
Carry out.. your orders or instructions..-. 


Carry out:.a stream anchor..-..-......-.. 
EEDA ETE EIS 40200 G beac a a fa ee 


Cartel.. will be sent, with all prisoners, 
as soon as they can be paroled 
and got ready. 


Cartel. .the strange vessel is a........---. 
-CASEMATED..the enemy’s works are....-.-.. 
Casemated..the enemy’s works are not---. 
BENS PR hg C0 ee as See ae es 
COR BIE ON, oo owe oan we Ole eignn doa 
CAS) ORB aeMOaG-fican <2. = .'<i0<0- + <%= = eee 
Cast off..from the coal-vessel ..--...-.--- 
Cast off..from your consort...........--.- 
Cast of = ie DAWael 2. 2.’ oe ce deen 
CG8G Ch Bre eGUr hy cam oe 2 3 =o ae cada oy 
Cast off..starboard hawser.............-- 
Castopestieaw DAS :... 2. .-~ncc es ena 


| 


DESIGNATED. 


FLYING JIB-B90M. 
JIB-BOOM. 
| SMOKE-STACK. 


SMUGGLING. 


ADMIRAL, PRESS OF 
SAIL. 


IN-CHIEF. 


LINE, VESSEL. 


PRESS OF SAIL. 
PRESS OF STEAM. 


SAIL. 


SAIL AT DISCRETION. 
TOO MUCH SAIL. 


ANCHORS. 


ANCHOR, HEAVY. 


STREAM ANCHOR. 


ARRIVED. 
PRISONERS. 


STRANGE. 
ENEMY’S WORKS. 
ENEMY’S WORKS. 
PORT. 
STARBOARD. 


BOAT-S. 
COAL-VESSEL. 


CONSORT. 

PORT HAWSER. 
RETURN. 

STARBOARD HAWSER, 
Tow. 


ADMIRAL, INTELLIG’CE 


LIGHTS, COMMANDER- 


ORDERS, INSTRUCT’NS. 


Reference 
Nos 


762 


201 | 


1350 


1231 


1232 
1671 


2381 


116, 


SI] 
~ 7 a 
Signal SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. 
Nos 
2789 | CAST OF F..I must, the tow-line .. 245 5220... ‘*TOW-LINE. 
2790 Cast off: the: tow-line cee set ee TOW-LINE. 
aTOL Cast off..from the water-tank-s...-....-.. WATER-TANK-S. 
2792 Cast off..from the wharf........ Sie mee e WHARF. 
2793 | CASUALTIES..I have none to report......... NONE, REFORT. 
2794 Casualties :-Teport WOUL.- con .b-am eect ee REPORT. 
CALK:. your! Dogi-sijc. es ee ae eee ..-.| BOAT-S. 
2795 * CalkoFOurwesselec. - 7.2 26s ee erie eee VESSEL. 
2796 | CALKERS..how many have you? Answer} How MANny ? 
by numeral signal. 
2797 Calkera. 1 Peg ules. se. ohne wet cee ee REQUIRE. 
2798 Catiers.-S8e0p0, OnsShores.- 22. cohiaaee ss see SEND. 
2799 Calkers..send, to this or the vessel desig- | SEND. 
nated. 
2600 Calkera 7: SONGS 00 (00 ooart weis stan ee ote Cee SEND FOR. 
| CALKING Semry boats meedit. 2 nyse eet | BoaT-S, NEED. 
Calking..my boat-s does or do not need. ..| BoAt-s, NEEDS NONE. 
2801 Calking..this or the vessel designated | VESSEL NEEDS. 
is in need of. 
2802 Calking..this or the vessel designated | VESSEL, NEEDS NONE. 
does not need. 
2803 | CALKING MATERIALS..I am in need of... ..| Nurp. 
2804 | CAUSE..of disaster, report ..........-...--.. DISASTER, REPORT. 
2805 | CAUSES..by which I am delayed will be re- | DELAYED. 
reported by telegraphic signal. 
2806 | CAUTION. [When this signal is made, keep a 
bright lookout all around for 
danger of any kind. ] 
CAUTIOUSLY = 20tuetees. ea ece Ae eee ACT. 
Cautiously... advance -... << 2.2 nec eee ADVANCE. 
Cautiously ..advance to enemy’s battery—les}) ADVANCE. 
Cautiously..approach the enemy .-...--.. APPROACH, ENEMY. 
Coutiously..approach the land, port, or | APPROACH, LAND. 
place. 
2807 Cauttously ..reconnoitrée..--20) -sebeeee een RECONNOITRE. 
2808 Cautiously. .sound your way in....-..-.-. SOUND. 
woud | CAVALRY. disembark thé’. tcs seamen pees DISEMBARK. 
PHASE. .action™. ....../J2... cee ees ACTION. 
Cease.. armistice has been broken by the | ARMISTICE. 
enemy, and will. 
Cease..chasing, and resume course and CHASE. 


station. 


Reference 
Nos 


2382 


653 
847 
849 
1452 


~1454 


by is 


2 
o 
ce SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. E 
} Ss 
2810 | CEASE..-.-the present exercise .-.-..-..----. EXERCISE. 
2811 PLE E LT 5 VY 8 AN ENE 8 ie SE cee FIRING. 
2812 (Magee tarsi GUCLiA aes a cic eslst.. oes chee FIRING, SHELL. 
Cease... firing, mortar-vessel-s will....-.-. MORTAR, FIRING. 2508 
2813 Cease .. present operations... -., Paes hes eee OPERATIONS. 
2814 Cease.. repeating signals............--..- SIGNALS. 
CEASED. .the action: has.-.... 2.2... 200.25 ACTION. 675 
Ceased..the cannonade has.......-.-.--. CANNONADE, ‘ 270: 
2815 Ceased._hostilities have,....-....--.--..- HOSTILITIES. 
2316 Ceased..all operations have..-......---.-- OPERATIONS. 
CELEBRATE..the anniversary ..-......-.-..-- ANNIVERSARY. 1404 
2817 Celebrates ING BY 252-6. 10 seule ce 55. eee- | Day. 
2318 Celebra te: .Independence-day -.-.--...---.- INDEPENDENCE-DAY. 
2819 | CELEBRATION..-of the day, join in the -..-.- Day, JOIN IN. 
2820 Celebration..join in the, with the foreign | JOIN, FOREIGN. 
vessel-s of war. 
CENTER..attack the enemy’s..........---- -| ATT’K, ENEMY’S CENT’ 1945 
2821 BC ene. 2 Close ay) Ol thoi). srs oo Oty 2 CLosE. 
2822 Center..enemy’s heavy vessels are in the.| HEAVY, VESSELS. 
2823 Center..open more from the...-...--..--- OPEN, MORE. 
2824 Center .-press the enemy’s.......---.4..-. PRESS, ENEMY’S. 
CENTER DIVISION..the Admiral will lead..| ADMIRAL, LEAD. 789 
2825 Center division..support the..-......---.-- Support. 


2826 | CEREMONIES..the funeral, will commence | FUNERAL, COMMENCE. 
at the time indicated. 


2827 Ceremonies ..on shore, officers are invited | OFFICERS, INVITED. 
to participate in. 
CHAIN..the boom is made of ........-.------ Boom. | 2593 - 
2828 Chain.. have you grappled the?.......... GRAPPLED ? 
2829 Chain--I have grappled my ....2402-< 5-2. GRAPPLED. 
2830 Chain..I have not grappled my.--.-.----- NOT GRAPPLED. . 
’ CHANGE..the present line of bearing to that | LINE OF BEARING. 2236 | 


shown by compass signal. 


Change..of plan of attack, that, which | PLAN OF ATTACK. 1109 | 
will be communicated is ren- 
dered necessary by the altered | 
position of the enemy. 


2831 Change-.of plan is made necessary by the | PLAN, NECESSARY. 


changed circumstances. 
2832 Change.. when will the tide?............-| TIDE, WHEN ? . 
2833 Change..tide will, at the hour indicated | TIDE, WILL. 


by numeral signal. 


Le 


118 Le 


YD | 
=) 
ais 
Signal rope Do | 
NDEX WORDS. moO 
Stee SIGNALS. I EZ 
fam] 


| 2834 | CHANGE SECRET KEY..in use, tothat which | SECRET KEY. 
| will be shown by numeral signal. 


CHANG’D CIRCUMSTANCES... make a change} CHANGE, NECESSARY. | 2831 
of plan necessary. 


CHANGED COURSE..the chase, fleet, squad- | FLEET, ENEMY, CHASE. 1107 
ron, strange vessel, or enemy has, 
to that shown by compass sig- | 
nal. 


Changed course..the chase, fleet, squadron, | FLEET, ENEMY, CHASE.| 1108 
strange vessel, or enemy hasnot. 


: 


CHANNELS bn0ythe 2-0 ate eae or ee Buoy. 2634 || 
Channel ..is the, buoyed 2.2... 2224 2ccee ce BuoyED? 2637 || 
Channel. the, is: buoyed <...\.2-- 4.1. - «< w=-- BUOYED. 2638 |) 
Chaniel_-is not: buoyed ...-F26 eee: va ee BUOYED. 2639 |) 
2835 Channel....is clear of torpedoes......---- CLEAR, TORPEDOES. 
2836 Channeél.-38 Closed 220 eae CLOSED. 
2837 Channel... designated by compass signal is | CLOSED. 
closed. 
2838 Channel= detend: the o2. oo s.b 3. o.oo ee ee DEVEND. 
23839 Channel..drag the, for torpedoes. .....-.-. DRAG. 
2840 Channel..I have dragged, for torpedoes -.| DRAGGED. 
2841 Channel..has been examined and found | EXAMINED. 
unobstructed. 
2842 Channel..has been examined and found | EXAMINED. 
obstructed. ; 
2843 Channel... designated, go in by -.--.-..-... Go IN. 
2844 Channel..designated, go out by .----. ---- GO OUT. 
2845 Channel..water is very low in the..-.--.-- Low, WATER. 
2346 Channel. is very narrow ....2.'...-....2-% NARROW. 
2847 | Channel.. obstruct with torpedoes........| OBSTRUCT. 
2848 Channel..is obstructed with torpedoes ..-| OBSTRUCTED. 
2349 Channel - 218 OpGll Boo: sass eae ee meee ee OPEN. 
2850 Channel... designated is open ...-..-.----- OPEN. 
2851 Channel. .sink or place obstructions in the -| SINK, OBSTRUCTIONS. 
2852 Channel..slack water in the ....-...----. SLACK WATER. 
2853 Channel..is filled with snags. ....--2.-.-. SNAGS. 
2854 Channel..1 have swept, for obstructions..| SWEPT, OBSTRUCTIONS 
2855 | CHAPLAIN-S..repair on board of this or the | Reparr. 


vessel designated. 


2856 | CHAPLAIN’S SERVICES. .-are required to REQUIRED. 
bury the dead. 


CHARACTER..ascertain the, of strange ves- | ASCERTAIN, STRANGE | 1720 
sel-s, where from, where bound, VESSEL-S. ; 
&c. : 


Signal 


Nos. 


2868 
2869 


2870 


119 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


CHARACTER..of the chased vessel-s, I can- 
not discover. 


Character ..of the strange vessel-s, I can- 
not discover. 


Character .. what is the, of strange vessel-s ? 


CHART..of place or locality indicated, have 
you? ' 


Chart..of this locality, have you one to 
spare ? 


Chart..of this locality, I require 


coe eee meee 


Chart..of the harbor, I require 


Chart..required, I have the 


Chart..required, send on board 
Chart 


..of this locality, send on board this 
or the vessel designated. 


Chart..of place or locality indicated by 
signal, send to this or the vessel 
desiguated. 


Charts..of this and and adjacent coasts, 
I require. 


CHARTERED VESSEL-S..discharge, with- 
out unnecessary delay. 


Chartered vessel-s..report number of lay- 
days of the. 


CHASE..-abandon, and resume course and sta- 
tion. 


Chase..I do not alter Rene of thé. ss 


Chase..fleet, squadron, strange vessel, or 
enemy has altered bearings to that 
which will be indicated by com- 
pass signal. 


Chase..fleet, squadron, strange vessel, or 
enemy has altered bearings to the 
left the number of points indicated 
by. numeral signal, 


Chase. fleet, squadron, strange vessel, or 
enemy has altered bearings to the 
right the number of points indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Chase..fleet, squadron, strange vessel, or 
enemy has altered course to that 
indicated by compass signal. 


Chase..fleet, squadron, strange vessel, or 
enemy has not altered course. 


CHASE. 
STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


STRANGE VESSEIE-S ? 


HAvE? 
HAVE, SPARE? 


MEQUIRE. 
REQUIRE. 
REQUIRED 
SEND 
SEND. 


SEND. 


HAVE YOu ? 
REQUIRE. 


DISCHARGE. 


REPORT, LAY-DAYS. 


ABANDON. 


ABANDONED. 


ABANDONED, ENFMY. 


ALTER, BEARINGS ? 
ALTER, BEARINGS. 
ALTERED BEARING. 


ALTERED BEARING. 


ALTERED BEARING. 


ALTERED CQURSE. 


ALTERED COURSE. 


Reference 
Nos. 


510 


525 
524 
1095 
1097 
1104 


1105 


1106 


1107 


1108 


2886 
2887 
2888 
2889 
2890 


2891 
2892 


2893 
2894 
2895 
2896 
2897 


2898 


120 


SIGNALS. 

CHASE. the boai-8 .5-2 5 2. ne aeace ae omestene 
Chase..the boat-s will give.......-:-..:. 
Chase. continue then 2cit. sis ewes Peel 2 
Chase... detach vessels t0 222-2. ol se aics ss, 
Chase..each vessel will, at its greatest 

speed, on the compass course shown, 
without regard to present order 
or formation, keeping, however, 
within signal distance one with 
another. 
Chase..at discretion, having due regard 
to general orders and instructions. 
Chase follow ithe “noe -- et icieine eee eral 
Chase. joinan due... eames e Biya, 
Chase.. disregarding the present order or 
formation. 
Chase..preserving the present order or 
formation. F 
Chase. recall Ghose. oes. = Seto coe eee : 
Chase .crenewitho}s. Gorn eee ee 
Chase. slipand give... 52 LSet Oe 
Chase..in the direction of the smoke seen 
Chase..the strange vessel.....-...-..--.- 
CHASED..I have been, by a superior force. .. 


-CHASED VESSEL-S..bring, to Commander- 


in-Chief. 


Chased vessel-s.-I can’t ascertain charac- 
ter of. 


Chased vessel-s .. cut-off, from the land .-... 


Chased vessel-s..is or are an enemy-ies.--.. 
Chased vesssl-s..examine the. ....-.-.----- 


Chased vessel-s..I have failed to overhaul 
the. 


Chased vessel-s. .fire at the ....-...-:---- 


Chased vessel-s..shows flag of nation indi- 
cated. 


Chased vessel-s..isor are a friend or friends 
Chased vessel-s..I do not gain upon. ..-.--. 
Chased vessel-s..I.am gaining on the..---. 
Chased vessel-s..gains-on me ...--...----- 


Chased vessel-s..endeavor to keep in sight | 
of, during the night. 


Chased vessel-s..keep a sharp lookout for, | 
during the night. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


BOat-s. 2383 
Boat-s. 2389 
CONTINUE. 

DETACH. 


DISREGARD, ORDER. 


DISCRETION. 


FOoLLow. 
JOIN. 
ORDER. 


ORDER. 


RECALL. 
RENEW. 
SLIP. 
SMOKE. 
STRANGE. 


SUPERIOR. 


BRING, COMMANDER- | 2593 


IN-CHIEF. 


CHARACTER, 2857 


CUT OFF. 

Do You GAIN? 
ENEMY-IES. 
EXXAMINE. 
FAILED. 


FIRE AT, 
FLaG. 


F'RIEND-S. 

GAIN. 

GAINING, 

GAINS. 

KEEP, ENDEAVOR. 


KEEP LOOKOUT. 


Signal}. 


Nos. 


2899 


2900 | 


2901 
2902 


2903 
2904 


2905 
2906 
2907 
2908 


2909 
2910 
2911 
2912 
2913 


2914 
2915 
2916 
2917 
2918 


2919 


2920 
2921 


2922 


121 


SIGNALS. 


CHASED VESSEL-S..-isor are a man or men 


of war. 
Chased vessel-s..is or are a neutral or neu- 
trals. ' 
Chased vessel-s..was or is a slaver-s....... 
_Chased vessel-s..is or are a steamer or 
steamers. 
Chased vessel—s..seem-s8 suspicious.-.-...-- 


Chased vessel-s..take possession of........ 


CHASERS. .close up and concentrate -....--.. 


Chisers- re-enforce the .2 2.2. 0.222. 2s 
Chasers..resume stations by sunset. ...--. 


Chasers.. keep within signal distance of 
one another. 


Chasers =.Supporh the o2.-- 6 cc. c. os ee sess 


CHECK.-keep enemy in, until our forces 


come up. 
Check..the enemy’s advancing forces. .... 
Check. .the enemy’s leading vessel-s...--. 


Beet ssnoind DY bO.2.co.c> oe eC 


{Commence cheering when this signal 
is started from the truck, giving three 
cheers. ] 


CHEERING..the accounts received from the 


Army are. 


Cheering..the accounts received of the 
enemy are, to us. 


CHIEF ENGINEER..is ashore...-......-..--- 


Chief Engineer ..is killed or dead......... 
CAEP ance as SA nae re samy oa 
Chief: tingineer..gend fortis. oc- 2 0c coe. 
Chief Engineers ta RICK oo. «on coos nes =~ 
Chief Engineer..is wounded.....----.---- 


CHIEF ENGINEERS..assemble on board the 


flag-ship or vessel designated. 


Chief Engineers..repair on board of this 
or the vessel designated. 


CHIEF OF STAs is absent... 4.0. 02.c 


Chief of Slafferis Gabore,....: : 2.2.25. <5 

Chief of Staff..is dead or killed. ....-..... 

Chief of Staff..is too indisposed to trans- 
act business. 


Chief of Staff.. will repair on board of this 
or the vessel designated. 


INDEX WorDs. 


MAN-OF-WAR. 
NEUTRAL-S. 


SLAVER-S. 
STEAMER-S. 


SUSPICIOUS. 
TAKE POSSESSION. 


CLOSE UP, CONCENTR’E 
RE-ENFORCE. 
RESUME, STATIONS. 
SIGNAL DISTANCE. 


SUPPORT. 

ENEMY. 

ENEMY’S ADVANCE. 
ENEMY’S LEADING. 


STAND BY, 


ACCOUNTS, ARMY. 
ACCOUNTS, ENEMY. 


ASHORE. 
DEAD, KILLED. 
LAND. 

SEND FOR. 
SICK. 
WOUNDED. 


ASSEMBLE. 


REPAIR. 


ABSENT. 
ASHORE. 
DEAD. 
INDISPOSED. 


REPAIR. 


Reference 
Nos 


567 
1740 


122 


Signal 
Nos. 


2923 
2924 


2925 


2926 


2927 


2928 
2929 
2930 


2931 
2932 
2933 
2934 
2935 


2936 


|} 2937 


2038 
|| 2939 
| 2940 
Z941 
2042 


2943 


2944 


2945 


2946 


2947 


| 2948 


| ing the shore at this place. 
Mee 


SIGNALS. 


CHIEF OF STAF®E.. is siek: 22. -tuae ees - 
Chief of Staff..is wounded .......-...--- 


CHILIAN..the flag shown by the strange 
vessel is. 


CHINESE. .the flag shown by the strange ves- 
sel is. e 
CHOKED..my bilge-pumps are i eg ptt 


Choked..my pumps are, and I find it dif- 
. ficult to clear them. 
CHOLERA..has entirely disappeared... ...-.. 
Cholera..is disappearing ...--.-------.--. 
Cholera.. has become epidemic .........-- 
Cholera >is. Very Tital 2. .22.c ees S222. va 
Cholera..thcre is, in the fleet ...2..-.---- 
Cholera..is increasing .-.--. 2... ..-- aege 
Cholera..there is, on shore........-..----- 


Cholera..there is, in the vessel-s desig- 
nated. 


* Chronometer ..cannot spare @.----...----- 


Chronometer .. make comparisons of errors. 


Chronometer..is stopped or damaged....-. 
Clironometer. Pave 110. <sceu oes wees sone 
Chronometer? 1. Weed Bicasscscaee css eesee 


Chronometer .. What was your longitude by 
morning observations? Re- 
port by numeral signal, an- 
swering pennant between 
degrees and minutes. 


Chronometer..what was your longitude by 
afternoon observations? Re- 
_port by numeral signal, an- 
swering pennant between 
degrees and minutes. 


CHRONOMETER-S.-error-s and rate-s of 
my, are reliable. 


Chronometer-s..error-s and rate-s of my, 
are unreliable. * 


Chronometer—s .. find error-s and rate-s of .. 


CIRCULATION .. false reports have been put 
in, by the enemy. 


CITIZENS’ DRESS..may be worn when visit- 


INDEX WoRDsS. 


SICK. 
WOUNDED. 


FLAG. 


FLAG e 


BILGE, PUMPS. 
PUMPS. 


DISAPPEARED, 
DISAPPEARING. 
EPIDEMIC. | 
FATAL. 

FLEET. 
INCREASING. 
SHORE. 
VESSEL-S. 


CAN YOU SPARE ? 
CAN SPARE. 
CANNOT SPARE. 


COMPARE ERRORS. 
DAMAGED, STOPPED. 


I HAVE NO. 
NEED. 


W HAT LONGITUDE, 


MORNING ? 


W HAT LONGITUDE, 


AFTERNOON ? 


ERROR-S, RELIABLE. 


ERROR-S, UNRELIABLE 


FIND ERRORS. 


ENEMY, FALSE, 


DREss. 


Reference 
Nos 


2265 


2705 


123 


SIGNALS. 


CITY .-.town, or place, has been abandoned by 
the enemy. 

2949 City..town, or place is on fire............ 
SUPAIN CLIP ER. wr vas cas wate SoS ae ee 
CLEANED.. bilges require to be thoroughly -. 

Cleaned... bilges have been ...:....-. +... 


2950 | CLEANSE..the vessel thoroughly by ventila- 
tion when the weather will per- 
mit. 

CLEAR..the or my anchor is....-4........... 

Clear .. 
Clear. 


the channel is, of torpedoes. ...--. 


-pull in, open fire, and elear beach, 
and protect the forces while land- 
ing. : 

Clear .- the coast is 

Clear £8; GOnsi.I8 NObe ss =)55-<25 vs Bank 

Clear... 

Clear. 

Clear .. 


IS VOUTBHAIVHS € on 2 wernt seh ae sy 


BAT) ULI OOOIE cia ta ot Sie Stee a ag! oes 


TN Ye DAT BOMB NOU sca s es tne ain - oe ta 


RC eA CtION tance so snc’ elv on ooh Akbieee asi swe 
Close..upon us, the enemy 18. ..---....-.- 


Close.. more the present order. [For each 
repetiticn of this signal the ves- 
sels will close one cable’s length, 
until in close order; after that 
close as near as safety permits. | 


Close..tbe order as much as the weather 
will permit. 


CLOSE ORDER. .the Admiral directs that the 
fleet keep in as, during the night 
as the weather, sea, and prudence 
will allow. 

(1088 DIREL at PRUE Ices. oeetee locos 
Close Grier anOuOLAN);< srs. Ages ekiee can ok 


2960 
2961 


Close order .. preserve 


ercrere tr eererse ere eee == 


Glose OTe et Oe. oe ae occas cnc sciebuens 


CLOSE UP..the advance will 


Close up.-upon the center.....-.--- bat Hale l 


Close upie Chasers Will... 22% 46 <4 2-132 42 433 
Close up--convoy will 
Close up..the fleet will 


Close up..to hailing distance.........-..- 


Close up..by bearing to the left.......--. 


INDEX WorpDs. 


ABANDONED, ENEMY. 


ON FIRE. 
BILGES. 


BILGES. 
BILGES. 


VENTILATE. 


ANCHOR. 
CHANNEL. 
BEACH. 


COAST. 
COAST. 
HAwsk ? 
HAWSE. 
HAWSE, NOT. 


ACTION. 
ENEMY. 
ORDER. 


ORDER. 


ADMIRAL, DIRECTS. 


ADVANEE. 
ANCHOR. 
PRESERVE. 
TAKE. 


ADVANCE. 
CENTER. 
CHASERS. 
Convoy. 


LEFT. 


‘Reference 


9268 | 


2269 | 
2270 | 


1234 
2835 


676 


851 
2821 
2905 


rae (124 


5} o 
oO 
, = 
Signal : KS 
Roe SIGNALS. INDEX WORDs. 5 S 
o 
Taw a 
2906 | CLOSE UP. left wing avill 25.0 Genet ee aoe LEFT WING. 
2967 Close up: be lin€s soc ones oe pees Cee ee LINES. 
2968 |. Close up..upon the reatoce ete eoee tee sak REAR. 
2969 Close up..the rear division will .-....---., REAR. 
2970 Close up.. by bearing to the right ........ RIGHT. 
2971 Close up..right wing will:......-....---. RIGHT WING. 
2972 Close up..upon the van......-- Pps elles VAN. 
2973 Closeup :- the wan wills es ee aoe ke VAN. 
2974 Close up. .the vessel-s designated will....| VESSEL-S. 
2975 Close up.-and take the places of disabled | VESSEL-s. 
or withdrawn vessel-s. 

CLOSED. .the bayou is, at the mouth ....---. BAYOU. . 2206 
Closed: the. channel isj.2202 see ice oe: CHANNEL. 2836 
Closed..the channel designated by com- | CHANNEL. 2837 

pass signal is. 
2976 Closed: the entrance is: o22 022 2S tee eee ENTRANCE. 
2977 Closed ..or obstructed, the harbor is.-.--. HARBOR, OBSTRUCTED. 
29738 Closed..,the mail has <2). ice 7-5. cee eae Matt. 
rare!) Closed..the swash-channel is...-.....--. SwWASH-CHANNEL. 
2980 | CLOSED UP..the enemy’s line is.>-. -2.: 222. ENEMY’S LINE. 
2981 Closed up. Our inp 1s 50-5 eke wee OUR LINE. 
CLOSER ACTION..go into....-...--2+------ Go INTO ACTION. 677 
2982 |. CLOSER RANGE. go imtoneeest sees eee Go INTO. 
2983.| CLOTHES: sscrub and ween. eee eee cece SCRUB, WASH. 
2984 Clothes..pipe down washed ......-......- PIPE DOWN. 
29e5 | CLOTHES-LINES..get up ...---...- Sar Ae Ae | GET UP. 
2986 | CLOTHING... need, for recruits --...... 225... NEED. 
2937 Clothing..we are suffering for............ SUFFERING. 
2988 Clothing..wear suitable, to the climate | WEAR. 
and season. 
2089 | CLUB DOWN..with current or tide -.......-. CURRENT. 
2990 | CLUB-HAUL..if the vessel will not stay. ....| Sray. 

COAL..is expected to arrive soon........-... ARRIVE. 1659 

Coals.is-batls...s2scs. ks eee eee Le aa Bap. 2096 
Ceat>- bring Off ;.2...2>ipaee pees BRING OFF. 2597 
Z091 Coal... discharge -your.....22+ 52 eu seeea ee DISCHARGE. 
2992 Coal. .18 falr os oso .25 00 Loree Seen Si.o/ (ATR, 
2993 CoaloAljup with... <<. ..235 2220s eee FILL. 
2994 


Coal..I am filled up with....... pape pos FILLED. 


a Cicha SIGNALS. | INDEX Worps. 
Peer tS CVA Last Ie OIG ne eens Ur snini tan coaches, Goop. 
2996 Coal..how much, do you require? An-| How mucnH? 
swer in tons. 
Coal.. how much, have youon hand? Re-| WHat, ON HAND? 611 
port in tous by numeral signal. 
PO97 Coal. -how many tons, will remain in the | WHAT, REMAIN ? 
coal-vessel after you fill up? An- 
swer in tons. 
2998 Coal.. how many days’, full steaming, can | HOW MANY DAYS? RE- 
you carry? Report by numeral! porr. 
‘ signal. 
2999 Coal..needed for steaming ......-...---.- IN NEED. 
3000 Coal..may be had at the place qrighr ed MAY BE HAD. 
by signal. 
Coal .. blucksmith’s, needed ..........-... NEED, BLACKSMITH’S. | 2271 
3001 Coal..number of tons on board will be | ON BOARD, TONS. . 
shown by numeral signal. | 
3002 Coal..number of days’, on board on pres- | ON BOARD, DAYS. 
ent service will be shown by nu- 
meral signal, 
| 3003 Coal.. proceed to the place which will be | PROCEED. 
indicated by geographical signal, 
fill up with coal, provisions, and 
other necessary supplies, and re- 
turn to your station or the fleet 
without unnecessary delay. 
3004 Coal..reduce consumption of, as much as | REDUCE,CONSUMPTION 
possible. 
3005 Coal..report daily consumption of, on | REPORT, CONSUMPTION 
present service, in tons, by numeral 
signal. 
3006 Coal..report daily consumption in tons, | REPORT, CONSUMPTION 
for full steaming, by numeral sig- 
nal. 
3007 Coal..report number of days’, on board | REPORT, DAYS. 
for present duty. 
Coal..report number of days’, on hand for | REPORT, DAYS. 609 
full steaming, by numeral signal. . 
3008 Coat Anns uonr Old occ. 0 .swettwatueaes SHORT. 
3009 COT FRO Ra OAY ie dare 90) saws areist wa aie aie < .| TAKE. 
3010 | COAL-HEAVERS..I am in need of.......-.--- NEED. 
Coal-heavers..report deficiencies of. .-..-.| REPORT, DEFICIENCIES, 610 
COAL-VESSEL..-anchor near the .......--.-- -| ANCHOR, 1282 
Coal-vessel..cast off from the......--..--- CAST OFF. 2783 
3011 Coal-vessels. neta the....-.-2..---ssaecce DETAIN. 
Coal-vessel..g0 alongside of the, and fill | Go, ALONGSIDE. 1079 
up with coal. . 
Coal-vessel..haul alongside, and fill up | HAUL, ALONGSIDE. 1080 


with coal. 


| 
| 


! Signal 


Nos. 


3016 
3017 
3018 


3019 
3020 


3021 


3022 


3023 


3024 


3025 


3026 


3027 


3028 
3029 


x 


COAL-VES 


SIGNALS. 


SEL..the stranger is &...--...---. 


Coal-vessel..tow, alongside of this or the 


Coal-vessel. -tow, alongside of the wharf | 


vessel designated. 


Coal-vesse!..tow, clear of this or the ves- 


Coal-vessel.. unload the 


sel designated. 


COAL-VESSEL-S..has or have arrived at the 


Coal-ve 


port or place that will be indicated. 
ssel-s.. keep astern of the 


COAL-WHAREF..go alongside of the, and fill 


COALING. 


Coaling..is not completed 


up with coal. 


-is completed 


Coaling.-must be continued by watches, 


day and night, until completed. 


Coaling. .must be suspended on Sunday ee 


Coaling.. when will you finish ? 


COAST..pl 


Coast. - 
Coast... 
Coast. . 
Coast .. 
Coast .. 


Coast .. 
Coast -. 
Coast.. 
Coast.. 


Coast... 


ace, or port, which will be indi- 
cated by signal, blockade. 
1S OME Pt ee Sse Se eee x 


eee er ere Pee ees eee em we ce we ee ew 


is dangerous 


examine the, and report its char- 
acter and appearance by signal. 


has been examined and found 
clear and clean. 


INDEX WORDS. 


STRANGER. 
Tow, ALONGSIDE. 


Tow. 
Tow. 
UNLOAD. 


ARRIVED. 


KEEP, ASTERN. 


GO, ALONGSIDE. 


COMPLETED. 
COMPLETED. 
CONTINUED. 


SUSPEND. 
WHEN, FINISH ? 


BLOCKADE, PORT. 


Bop. 

CLEAR. 

CLEAR. 
DANGEROUS. 
EXAMINE, REPORT. 


EXAMINED. 


has been examined and found | EXAMINED. 


broken, with soundings irregular. 
go along the, and examine it 
closely. 

guard the, between the points 
which will be indicated. 


is rocky 


ewercerex2eees es eoeerers ee ee eer 


COAST-PILOT..cannot be procured.-.-.-.. .--- 
Coast-pilot..I have, on board......-:.----- 


Coast-pilot..I require a--.--2.---2- 2=---: 


Coast-pilot..send your, to this or the ves- 


sel designated. 


3030 | COCHIN CHINESE..the flag of strange ves- 


sel seen is. 


3021 | COLLECT..all the information you can from 


the shore or the strange vessel. 


GO ALONG, EXAMINE, 
GUARD. 


Rocky. 


CANNOT PROCURE. 
I HAVE. 

REQUIRE. 

SEND. 


FLAG. 


INFORMATION. 


Reference 
Nos 


1094 


1676 


2706 


| 


Signal 


Nos. SIGNALS. 


3032 | COLLECT..the remnant of your division or 
command, and return to the place 
or port which will be designated 
by signal. > 


3033 Collect. the ttophies..0 cee eee 
3034 | COLORS..do not hoist or show your.......... 
3035 Colors ual down yOur .- 2-5. ..-<4-¢.--- 


3036 Colors..-haul down those now up and 


hoist those of the nation indicated. 
3037 
3038 


Colors.. hoist or show your 


Colors .. hoist your, at each mast-head now 
or at the time indicated. 


3039 Colors..hoist or show the nation’s, now, 


or which will be, indicated. 


| 3040 Colors..hoist or show those, you were in- 
‘structed to wear. 

3041 Colors .. hoist or show false........... wi fe 

3042 Colors..of the nation shown, hoist at the 
fore. 

3043 Colors..the strange vessel shows no..---. 

3044 Colors..shown by the strange vessel or 

fleet are those now exhibited. 

3045 Colors..of strange vessel cannot be made 
out. 

3046 Colors... what, does or do the strange ves- 
sel or vessels carry ? 

3047 | COLOMBIA, UNITED STATES OF..the flag 
of the strange vessel seen is that 
of the. 

3048 | COLUMNS..open more ..--.-.--- we oo enn nen 

3049 | ~—- Columns.-reform the broken .........---. 


- Columns.-reform the broken 


COMBINED ATTACK..arrange the plans and 
details for the, with the com- 
manding Army officer. 


Combined attack..or expedition, arrange 
for as early a departure for the, 
as may be practicable, with the 
commanding Army officer. 


Combined attack..all necessary arrange- 
ments have been completed for 
the. 


Combined attack ..commence the 


Combined attack.-has been postponed to 
hour or time which will be com- 
municated. 


Combined attack.. will be made as soon 
as the arrangements are com- 
pleted. 


INDEX WonrpDs. 


RETURN. 


TROPHIES. 


DO NOT HOIST. 
HAvL. 
Haul. 


HOoIst, SHOW. 
HoIst. 


HoIstT, SHOW. 
HotstT, SHOW. 


HOIST, FALSE. 
HOIST, ENSIGN. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


a 
Waal, sTRANGE? 


FLAG. 


OPEN. 
REFORM. 


ARRANGE, DETAILS. 


ARRANGE, EARLY DE- 
PARTURE. 


ARRANGEMENTS, COM- 
PLETED. 


COMMENCE. 
POSTPONED. 


WILL BE MADE. 


| Reference | 
Nos 


1617 


1612 


128 


ty 


| 
| Signal SIGNALS. InpEx Worps. 
COMBINED ATTACK..will be made at the | WILL BE MADE. 
time which will be indicated 
by next signal. 
".),COME.: alongsidenigiergs cet ereateeeree eas ALONGSIDE. 
Come... t0 ANGDOLS seat uhjenei-eeaee etree scene ANCHOR. 
Come-..to my assistanee...... ..- i a Si. ASSISTANCE. 
Come..away from present anchorage. .--. | AWAY, ANCHORAGE. 
3050 Come. downs. tives ate eater nes Down. 
3051 Come-swithinshail ji... <ss-su. ceed. or Hatt. 
3052 Come..within hail, tender will. ...-...... HAIL. 
3053 Come..as near as you can with safety ....| NEAR. 
3054 COmMeT TOATOI ic cee ide ake ee ap A ' NEARER. 
3055 Come con Doard toc un a en eer ON BOARD. 
3056 Come.-into port, bay, or harbor....-..... Porr. 
3057 Come..off the town or place.. .--....-.--.| TOWN. 
3058 Come sap Saae as a, ee ee ee eae Up. 
3059 | COMFORTABLE. .and well provided for, sick | SICK. 
E are on shore. 
3060 | COMING DOWN. .the enemy is.--.--........ ENEMY. 
3061 Coming down.. fire-raft-s is or are .......- FIRE-RAFT-S. 
3062 | COMING SIN The Greily16 ecu tart eran ENEMY. 
3063 Coming in..the strange vessel-s is or are..| STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
3054 | COMING OUT..or approaching, enemy ayp- | ENEMY APPEARS. 
pears to be. 
| 3065 Coming out..enemy’s vessel-s is or are..-.| ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
Coming out .. strange vessel-s is.or are. ...- STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
3066 | COMING UP..the enemy is ........----.---- )/ ENEMY. 
3067 Coming up. - strange vessel-s is or are. .-..- STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
3068 | COMMAND..condition of my, is ‘efficient or | CONDITION, GOOD. 
good. ; 
3069 Command..my, is not in good condition ..| CONDITION, NOT GOOD. 
3070 Command..will separate or disperse..---.| DISPERSE, SEPARATE. 
3071 Command... what is the condition of your ?| WHat, CONDITION ?: 
COMMANDS..the Admiral or Commander-in- | ADMIRAL, ORDERS. 
Chief has, for you. 
Commands..the Admiral or Commander- | ADMIRAL, NO ORDERS. 
/ in-Chief has no, for you. 
| 3072 Commands ..or orders, there are, for you | FOR YoU, ORDERS. 
on board this or the vessel 
designated. 
COMMANDER...isabsent. . .. .. Aiveeeaeooman ABSENT. 


/ 


a 


Reference 
Nos 


1478 


799 


800 


129 


= | 
meno SIGNALS INDEX WORDS ee 
Nos. a ite sane : ae, | 
5 
on 
COMMANDER..of vessel. designated, place | ARRES?T. 1629 
under arrest. 
Commander ..is ashore. -..-- es co ene ASHORE. | 1741 : 
3073 . Commander ..is dead or killed. -.....:..--. DEAD. : 
Commander ..of the land-forces is expected | EXPECTED, ARRIVE. 1660 
to arrive soon. 
Commander..of the vessel designated, go | Go, ASHORE. 1742 || 
ashore and direct the em- 
barkation of troops. 
3074 Commander..of this vessel is too indis- | INDISPOSED. | 
posed to transact business. s 
3075 Commander ..of the vessel designated, re- | RELIEVE, SUSPEND. | 
lieve or suspend from duty. 
3076 CMINMANGeT a sit RICK. «4 coca o feted ol ca wae SICK. 
3077 | COMMANDER-S. . repair on board of the flag- | Repair, ASSEMBLE. 
ship or the vessel designated. 
Commander-s..of the marine battalion-s | MARINES, REPORT. 2163 
or company-ies will report 
to the senior naval officer for | 
assignment to duty. 
Comm’der-s .. of battalion-s or company-ies | SEAMEN, REPORT. 2164 
of seamen will report to the 
senior officer for assignment 
to duty. 
COMMANDERS OF DIVISIONS..or squad- |! Act, CONCERT. 655 | + 
rons will act in concert. 
Commanders of divisions..or squadrons in- | ACT, INDEPENDENTLY. | 663 
dicated will act independ- 
ently of each other. 
Commanders of divisions..squadrons, aud | ATTENTION, SIGNALS, | 2013 
columns will give particular | &c. : 
attention to signals, and to 


the movements of the fleet. | 


3078 Commanders of divisions. . will lead their re- | LEAD. | 
spective columns, divisions, 
or commands until further 


orders. 


3079 Commders of divisions ..columns, or squad- 
. rons will manceuvre their 
commands as separate forma- 
tions, repeating the signals of 
the Commander-in-Chief. 


MANCEUVRE, SEPARATH 
FORMATIONS. 


3080 Commanders of divisions.. will repeat sig- | REPEAT SIGNALS. 
nals. 


3081 Commanders of squadrons..will repeat sig- | REPEAT SIGNALS. - 
nals. 


3082 Commanders of divisions..will take their Takk, STATION-S. 
proper numerical station-s in | , 
the fleet. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF..is absent....--.--. ABSENT. 564. 


ONS 


130 


COMMA. DER-IN-CHIEF. . will act independ- 


_ Commander-in- Chief. . directs that the fleet 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ently, regardless of the oraer or 
formation of the fleet. 


Commander-in-Chief .. has altered course 
to that which will be indicated by 
compass signal. 


Commander-in-Chief.-is at anchor. ........ 


Commander-in-Chief..has arrived at the 
port or place designated. 


Commander-in-Chief..ascertain from the, 
what he wishes me or the vessel 
under my command to do in further 
prosecution of his orders, and re- 
port without delay. 


Commander-in-Chief..is ashore ...-...---- 
Commander-in-Chief..await the arrival of. 


Commander-in- Chief. . bring intelligence to, 
or carry it to him. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will carry a press of 
sail during the night. 


Commander-in-Chief..I wish to communi- 
cate with the. 


Commander-in-Chief .. communicate with 
the, on shore. 


Commander-in-Chief.. has .been communi- 
cated with. 


Commander-in-Chief..will cover the retreat 
Commander-in-Chief..is dead or killed .... 


Commander-in- Chief. .directs that the fleet 
keep in as close order during the 
night as the weather, sea, and pru- 
dence will allow. 


keep in open order during the night. 


Commander-in-Chief.. have you dispatches 
for? 


Commander-in- Chief. .I have dispatches for 
the. 


Commander-in-Chief. ascertain from the, 
what disposition shall be made of 
fugitives. 

Commander-in-Chief..ascertain from the, 
what disposition shall be made of 
the captured vessel-s or prisoner-s, 
xe report without unnecessary de- 
ay. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will pass the night | 
under easy sail. | 


Commander-in-Chief is expected to arrive | 
on or about the day of the present 
month to be indicated by numeral 
signal. 


ACT, INDEPENDENTLY. 


ALTERED COURSE. 


ANCHOR. 
ARRIVED. 


ASCERTAIN, WISHES. 


ASHORE. 
AWAIT. 
BRING, INTELLIGENCE 


CARRY, PRESS OF SAIL. | 
| 
COMMUNICATRH. 
COMMUNICATE. 


COMMUNICATED WITIL. 


COVER RETREAT. 


DEAD. 
DIRECTS, CLOSE ORDER 


DIRECTS, OPEN ORDER. 
DISPATCHES ? 
DISPATCHES. 


DISPOSIT’N, FUGITIVES 


DISPOSITION, PRIZE-S, 
PRISONER-S, 


EASY SAIL. 


IXXPECTED, ARRIVE. 


652 


1725 


755 


Signal 
Nos. 


3083 
3084 


131 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF...is expected to ar- 


rive ‘at this port or place, or that 
which will be designated by sig- 
nal. . 


Commander-in-Chief..is expected daily ---. 


Commander-in- Chief .. will hoist his flag for 
the time being on board the vessel 
indicated. 


. Commander-in-Chief.-is or appears to be 


hove to. 
Commander-in-Chief.-I have seen the -- .. - 
Commander-in-Chief..I have not seen. .--- 
Commander-in-Chief. .is indisposed .------- 


Commander-in-Chief.. will inspect the ves- 
sel-s indicated to-inorrow, at the 
time or hour which will be shown 
by numeral signal. 


Commander-in-Chief..join the,-without un- 
necessary delay. 


Commander-in- Chief. -is keeping off ....--.- 
Commander-in- Chief. . will lead into action. 


Commander-in-Chief. . will lead center divi- 
sion. i ; 


Commander-in-Chief..will lead port divi- 
sion. 


Commander-in- Chief.. will lead lee or rear 
division. 

Commander-in-Chief..will lead starboard 
division. 


Comnander-in-Chief..will lead the van or 
weather division. 


Commander-in-Chief..will leave fleet or 
station on the day of the present 
month which will be indicated next 
by numeral signal. | 


Commander-in-Chief..I have no dispatches 
for. : 


Commander-in- Chief. . has no orders or com-. 
mands for you. 


Commander-in-Chief.. has not been com- 
municated with. 


Commander-in-Chief.-has not been seen.. - 


Commander-in-Chief..has orders or com- 
mands for you. 
Commander-in-Chief..I have orders for the 
Commander in-Chief..I have orders from. . 
Commander-in-Chief..is reefing 


see ee ee eo we 


Commander-in-Chief..directs that signals 
berepeated by divisional and squad- 
ron commanders. 


EXPECTED, ARRIVE. 


JXPECTED, DAILY. 


’ 


HOIsT FLAG. 


HOVE TO. 


I HAVE SEEN. 

I HAVE NOT SEEN. 
INDISPOSED. 
INSPECT, TO-MORROW. 


JOIN. 


KEEPING OFF. 
LEAD, ACTION. 
LEAD, CENTER. 


LEAD, PORT. 
LEAD, REAR. 
LEAD, STARBOARD. 
LEAD, VAN. 


LEAVE FLEET. 


No DISPATCHES. 
NO ORDERS. 


NOT BEEN COMMUNI- 
CATED. 


NO?’ BEEN SEEN. 
ORDERS, COMMANDS. 


ORDERS FOR. | 
ORDERS FROM. 
REEFING. 
REPEAT SIGNALS. 


132 


SIGNALS. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.. requests the favor 


of your company at breakfast to- 
morrow, at the hour which will be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Commander-in-Chief.. requests the favor of 
your company at breakfast to-day, 
at the hour which will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 


Commander-in- Chief ..requests the favor of 


your company at dinner to-morrow, 


at the hoar which will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 


Commander-in-Chief..requests the favor of 
your company at dinner to-day, at 
the hour which will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Commander-in- Chief. .is returning. .-....-- 
Commander-in-Chief.. have you seen the?.. 
Commander-in-Chief..is seriously ill ...--- 
Commander-in-Chief..has tacked ....----. 


Commander-in-Chief..will take leave of 
officers of the fleet to-morrow, at 
the hour which will be NE) by 
numeral signal. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will take station in 
advance of the vessel indicated. 


Commander-in-Chief..open to allow, to 
take station ahead of the desig- 
nated vessel. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will take station be- 
tween the two vessels designated. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will take station on 
the flank or outside of the vessel 
indicated. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will take stution on 
the left flank of the fleet. 


Commander in-Chief.. will take station on 
the right flank of the fleet. 


Commander in-Chief..will take station in 
rear of the vessel indicated. 

Commander-in-Chief..is too much oceupied 
to transact any but the most press- 
ing business of the fleet. 


Commander-in-Chief..is too unwell to at- 
tend to business. 


Commander-in-Chief.. will transact official 
business with commanding officers 
between the a. m. and p. m. hours 
next shown by numeral signal, in 
order. 


Commander-in-Chief..is under way 


Commander-in- Chief.. wishes to see you as 
soon as convenient. 


TAKE STATION, REAR. 


INDEX WORDS. 


REQUESTS, COMPANY, 
BREAKFAST. 


REQUESTS, COMPANY, 
BREAKFAST. 


REQUESTS, COMPANY, | 
DINNER. 


REQUESTS, COMPANY, | 


DINNER, 


Reference 
Nos. 


RETURNING. 
SEEN? 
SERIOUSLY ILL. 
TACKED. 

TAKE LEAVE. 


TAKE STATION, 
VANCE. 


AD- 


TAKE STATION, AHEAD. 


TAKE STATION, 
TWEEN. 


BE- 


TAKE STATION, FLANK. 


TAKE STATION, LEFT. 


TAKE STATION, RIGHT. 


> 
A 


Too Busy. . 

TOO UNWELL. 

TRANSACT, OFFICIAL 
BUSINESS. 


UNDER Way. 
WISHES, SEE YOU. 


~ 
or) 
= 


833 
823 


3085 


3086 
3087 


3088 


3089 
3090 


3091 
3092 


3093 


133 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX Worpbs. 


COMMANDER. IN-CHIEF -.wishes to see you 
immediately. 


Conmander-in-Chief..is wounded. .-....--. 


COMMANDER - IN-CHIEF’S BARGE .. send 
ashore. 


Commander-in-Chief’s barge..send to this 
or the vessel designated. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF’S COURSE .. and 
movements, disregard. 


Commander-in-Chief’s course..and move- 
ments, follow. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF’S FLAG.. hoist, on 
board of the vessel designated as 
soon as it is hauled down by vessel 
now wearing it. 

Commander-in-Chief’s flag..shift or trans- 
fer, to the vessel designated. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF’S FLAG-SHIP.. is 
aground. 


Commander-in-Chief’s flag-ship -.conmuni- 
cate with the. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF’S MOVEMENTS 
pay great attention to, and to the 
different vessels of the fleet. 


COMMANDING OFFICER..is absent....---. 


Commanding officer..is ashore. ..--...----. : 


Conmanding officer..of the vessel desig- 
nated, arrest the. 


Commanding officer..of the vessel desig- 
pated will consider himself under 
arrest until further orders. 


Commanding officer..is dead or killed .---.. 


Commanding officer ..of the military forces, 
consult with, in reference to com- 
bined movements. 


Commanding officer..send for ....--.------ 
Commanding officer..send ashore for. .-.-.-. 
Commanding officer..is seriously ill -..---. 


Commanding officer. .is too unwell to leave 
the sbip. 


Commanding officer..is wounded ...--...-- 
COMMANDING OFFICER-S..of marines, re- 


pair on board this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Commanding officer-s..repair on board of 
this or the vessel designated. 


WISHES, SEE YOU. 
6 


WOUNDED. 


SEND, ASHORE. 


SEND, VESSEL. 


DISREGARD. 


FOLLow. 
Holst. 


e 


TRANSFER. 


AGROUND. 


COMMUNICATE. 


..| PAY ATTENTION. 


ABSENT. 
ASHORE. 
ARREST. 


ARREST. 


DEAD. 


MILITARY, CONSULT. 


SEND FOR. 
SEND FOR. 
SERIOUSLY ILL. 
TOO UNWELL. 


WOUNDED. 


MARINES, REPAIR. 


REPAIR. 


Reference 
Nos 


1745 


Signal 
Nos. 


3095 


134 


SIGNALS. 


board the flag-ship. 


each other in regard to the 
situation. 


COMMEMORATE:- the day... -ses-essesee~- 


‘ 
COMMENCE..the armistice with the enemy 
will, at the time the white |! 


flag is hoisted from this ves- 
sel or the one indicated, and 
continue while it remains 
hoisted or exhibited. 


ewe eee se eer wee oe een 


Commence..the attack 


Commence..the combined attack 


Commence. -hostilities may, at any time. -- 


COMMENCE ACTION..[A general signal for 


commencing battle. ] 


Commence action-.-advanee and, without 
further orders, vessel-s desig- 
nated will. ~ 


Commence action..do not 


Commence action..do not, until within ef- 
fective range. 

Commence action. .do not, until the private 
signal prescribed, or the gen- 
eral one for doing so, is made. 


Commence action. .as the enemy is brought 
within effective range. 


Commence action. .with shell when within 
five-second range. 

Commence action.. with grape or canister, 
or both, when within proper 
range for it. 


Commence action.. immediately ........---- 
Commence action..at long range. .....----- 


Commence action.. with shell at 


range. 


longest 


Commence action. .at point-blank range - -. 
Commence action..when within rifle-range. 
Commence action... with rifled cannon only. 
Commence action.. with solid shot......... 
and 


Commence action... with solid shot 


largest charges. 


Commence action.. with shell when within 
ten-second range. 


Commente..the execution of your orders -- | 


INDEX WorDs. 


3094 | COMMANDING OFFICER-S.. will repair on | RePatR, FLAG-SHIP. 


COMMANDING OFFICERS... will consult with | CoNsuLr. 


' CELEBRATE. 


ARMISTICE. 


ATTACK, 

| COMBINED ATTACK. 
EXECUTION, ORDERS. 
HOSTILITIES. — 


ACTION. 
ADVANCE. 

Do NOT, ACTION. 
Do NOT, ACTION. 


DO.NOT, ACTION. 


|} EFFECTIVE RANGE, 
ACTION, 


FIVE-SECOND 
ACTION. 


SHELL, 


TION. 


IMMEDIATELY, ACTION. 
LONG RANGE, ACTION. 


LONGEST RANGE, AC- 
TION. 


POINT-BLANK, ACTION. 
RIFLE-RANGE, ACTION. 


RIFLED CANNON, ACT’N 
SOLID SHOT, ACTION. 
SOLID SHOT, ACTION. 


TEN-SECOND SHELL, 
ACTION, 


GRAPE, CANISTER, AC- | 


Reference 
Nos 


xe 
iv 
—_ 
~ 


678 


3098 


3099 


3100 | 


3101 


3102 
3103 


3104 


3105 


3106 
3107 


3108 
3109 


3110 
dLil 


3112 
3113 


3114 


3115 
3LL6 


3117 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


COMMENCE, ACTION, GENERAL... when 
Commander -in- Chief opens 
fire upon the enemy. 


Commence, action, general..when the lead- 
ing vessel, squadron, or divis- 
ion opens on the enemy. 

POM MONCH FIRING +f oe Avi aleee nse 

Commence firing .. bomb-vessel-s will..---. 

Commence firing .- gunboats will .-.--..--- 


Commence firing .- leading vessel-s will---. 


Commence firing ..mortar-vessel-s will, at 
the time indicated. 


COMMENCED..engagement has...-.......--. 
Commenced ..hostilities have ...........-. 


Commenced .. operations have been, against 
the enemy. 


Commenced..operations must be, without 
unnecessary delay. 


Commenced ..a& vigorous attack will be, up- 
on the enemy at the time in- 
dicated by signal. 


COMMENDABLE. .zeal exhibited is very .... 


COMMERCIAL CODE OF SIGNALS..is re- 
quired. 


Commercial Code of Signals..use......---- . 


COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.-have you 
any ? 


Commercial intelligence. .I have...-.-- i eee 
Conmercial intelligence..I have no ....---. 


COMMODOREiwis absent: - o's esc es 
GOMMOdOr eS BSUOlGs. 5s. 6 so Jc neces sete 
Commodore..is dead or killed. ..-.....---. 


Commodore..will hoist his flag as Com- 
mander of Division. 


Commodore..is too indisposed to transact 
business. 


COMMUNE ie BIO. oss ccccus osc ede wees 
Commodore.-.is wounded 


COMMODORE-S..repair on board of this or 
the vessel designated. , 


Commodore-s.. will assemble on board the 
_flag-ship or vessel desig- 
nated. 


COMMUNICATE..I wish to, with the Admiral 
or Commander-in-Chief. 


COMMAND’R-IN-CHIEF, 
ACTION. 


LEADING VESSEL, AC- 
TION. 


FIRING. © 
BoMB-VESSEL-S. 
GUNBOATS. 
LEADING VESSEL-S. 
MORTAR-VESSEL-S. 


ENGAGEMENT. 
HOSTILITIES. 
OPERATIONS. 


OPERATIONS. 


VIGOROUS ATTACK. 


ZEAL, 
REQUIRED. 
USE. 

HAVE You ? 
I HAVE. 

I HAVE NO. 


ABSENT. 
ASHORE, 
DEAD, KILLED. 
HOIST FLAG. 


INDISPOSED. 


SICK. 
WOUNDED. 


REPAIR. 


ASSEMBLE. 


ADMIRAL. 


j 


2509 


692 


~] 
oO 
to) | 


3118 


3119 
3120 
3121 


3122 
3123 
3124 
3125 
3126 


3127 


3128 
3129 


3130 


136 


SIGNALS. 


COMMUNICATE.. with the Admiral on shore. 


Communicate..armed boats may, with the 
shore, taking care to pre- 
vent surprise. 


Communicate..by armed boats with the 
strange vessel-s. 


Communicate... with the authorities of the 
place by boat, under flag of 
truce. 


Communicate.. with me by boat .--.-..---- 
Communicate..with the American Consul . 
Communicate..detach a vessel to .-.....-- 
Communicate..do you wish to?..-.-.-.... 


Communicate.. with flag of truce outside 
the lines. 


Communicate... with the Admiral’s flag-ship - 
Communicate..with the fleet, boat-s may... 
Communicate... with the’ fleet by boat-s-..-- 
Communicate ..with the fleet by signal.... 
Communicate..foreign news....-.-.-....- 
Communicate..frequently with the place.. 


Communicate.-any intelligence you may 
have for me by telegraphic 
signal. 


Communicate..with you or the vessel des- 
ignated, I wish to. 


Communicate... with the flag-ship, I wish to 


Communicate. -intelligence or news by sig- 
nal. 


Communicate..with vessel-s outside by 
boat. 


Communicate..I will, the place to which I 
am bound by the signal 
next made. 


Communicate..the result .......-----.---- 
Communicate..with the senior ofticer.... - 


Communicate..w.‘h the shore, I wish per- 
Missicn to. 


Comnunicate..names and rank or rates 
of all sick persons recom- 
mended by medical survey 
to be sent north, or to the 
United States, for treatm’t. 


Communicate.. by signal ..0.-2,--se-6 «---- 


Communicate.. with the vessel-s in the 


sound, 


Communicate.. boats may, with strange STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


ves:el-s. 


INDEX WonrpDs. 


ADMIRAL, ON SHORE. 
ARMED BOATS. 


ARMED B’TS, STRANGE 
VESSEL-S. 


AUTHOR ITIES, FLAG OF 


TRUCK. 


Boat. 

CONSUL. 
DETACH VESSEL. 
Do YOU WISH ? 
FLAG OF TRUCE. 


FLAG-SHIP. 
FLEET, BOAT-S. 
FLEET, BOAT-S. 
FLEET, SIGNAL. 
FOREIGN NEWS. 
FREQUENTLY. 
INTELLIGENCE, TELE- 
GRAPHIC SIGNAL. 


I wIsH. 


I wIsH. 
NEWS, SIGNAL. 


OUTSIDE, BOAT. 
PLACE, BOUND TO. 
RESULT. 


SENIOR, OFFICER. 
SHORE, PERMISSION. 


SICK, NAMES, RATES. 


SIGNAL. 
Souyp. 


Reference 
Nos. 


764 
1514 


2015 


2364 
1119 


2540 


2416 


“AST 


o 
Oo 
Signal SIGNALS INDEX WorpDs s S 
Os. : ; ; is 
s 
3137 | COMMUNICATE. -by telegraphic signal..--... TELEGRAPHIC SIGNAL, 
3138 Communicate..other than by signal, I am | UNABLE. 
unable to. 7 
3139 -Communicate.. your wants by telegraphic | WANTs. 
signals. 
COMMUNICATED..with, the Admiral has ; ADMIRAL. 766 
been. 
Communicated ..with, the Admiral has not | ADMIRAL. 767 
been. 
Communicated..answer will be ..---.....- ANSWER. 1414 
Communicated. ‘the persons who bave, or | ALIENS, PERSONS. 1024 
wish to do so, are aliens. 
3140 Communicated. .the facts of the case will be | FACTS OF CASE. 
3141 Communicated..my intentions will be, to | INTENTIONS. 
you. 
3142 Communicated. .by telegraphic signal, pass- | PASSWORD FOR THE 
word for the night will be,| NIGHT. 
to be answered by hoisting 
: the same numbers. 
3143 Communicated..plan of attack will be....| PLAN, ATTACK. 
3144 Communicated..the result will be-.....-.. RESULT. 
COMMUNICATING .. I have no available | No MEaANs. 2040 
means for, as ordered. 
COMMUNICATION..-allow, with the place or | ALLOW, SHORE. 1047 
shore. 
Communication..do not allow, with the | ALLOw, SHORE. 1051 
place or shore. 
Communication..allow, with strange ves- | ALLOW, STRANGE. 1048 
sel-s. 
Communication..do not allow, with the | ALLOW, STRANGE. 1052 
strange vessel-s. 
Communication. .is allowed with the shore.| ALLOW, SHORE. 1071 
Communication. -is allowed with the stran- | ALLOW, STRANGER. 1072 | 
ger. 
Comnunication..avoid, with the strange | AVOID, STRANGE. 2046 
vessel-s. 


Communication..is forbidden with the in- FORBIDDEN, INFECTED 
- fected vessel-s. VESSEL-S. 


Communication ..is forbidden with the | FORBIDDEN, SHORE. 
shore. ; : 


Communication .. is forbidden with the | FORBIDDEN, STRANGE. 
strange vessel-s. 


Communication .. is forbidden with the |. FORBIDDEN, VESSEL-S. 
sel-s designated. 


Communication. have you any, to make ?.| HAVE you? 
Communication... prevent all...-....-.---. PREVENT. 


Communication.. by railroad is destroyed ..| RAILROAD, DESTROYED) 
| 


138 


3 | 
= 
pk: SIGNALS. Ixpex Worps. 2 a 
Nos. LG 
“ © 
Ex te sn hes = 
? : "ae 
3152 | COMMUNICATION. =te-establish.< oi s0 ae ee RE-ESTABLISH. 
3153 Communication ..has been re-established. ..| Rk-ESTABLISHED. 
| 3154. Communication..I have had, with the | STRANGE VESSEL. 
strange vessel aground. : 
: Communication..by telegraph is cut off ...| TELEGRAPH, CUT OFF. 
3156 Communication..by telegraph is opened...| TELEGRAPH, OPENED. 
3157 Comnunication..my, is unanswered-....-.. UNANSWERED. 


3158 | COMMUNICATIONS. -by signal, use confiden- | CONFIDENTIAL KEY. 


5 . 
—_ 
OV 
| 


’ tial key in making and in- 


terpreting. . ’ 
3159 | COMPANY .-join *..2..... Say caeee eee ae 0) 0. 
3160 Company --a0-006 Ke6p. foo aw ore. wos seer ee DO NOT KEEP. 
3161 Company do not part, 225-0 oes, eae ‘Do NOT PART, | 
3162 Company so Part. aeP 22 sie gee ees 5 ae Le PART. 
COMPARE..chronometers .......-..-.-.---.. CHRONOMETERS. 2938 
3163 Compare..compasses with the standard. COMPASSES. 


COMPASS-SIGNALS..[Nors.—Thesignal will 


be dipped ONCE and hoisted again, for a 
quarter of a point; TWICE for half a point; 
THREE times for three-quarters of a point, 
always counting to the right; each dip 
to be answered by a similar dip of the 


‘ answering pennant.] (See Tactical Sig- 
nal-Book.) 

NORTE 3s Sin oe ain Se Bete oats Sete ts See a eae ene SR een S Ghee nw uated cet 10 
North DY. PBC eae olnts wee cake c = tatu ead sie ie ce Sara] 11 
North-North- BaSC Ae tin oe ots bala pio oN ae voter tee 2 ee ee 12 
North-East Dy Notih so catcac sewn ce see een at cos ete sea ee eee 13 
North- Basti ee aes eee ee ee ene eee ain phate eee 14 
North-East by Hast icin cdl See ee oo Rk eee bee eee 15 
East-North-EHaat., eae oan eee cohen es os od oae eee eee 16 

| Rast by North 2. ocacecr as antes ee eee joe eee tween teens cnne 17 

HAST onc od 0 ne ole enc dale bei coe le ere ene ee rc fa eee 18 
East by South 22. pe oe eee ete aoe > = ein uae ee 19 
Hast-South-Hast ..5.\.2cd.ee Sl 20 
South-Hast by East...... SGC IE ED “0 Oa fo ae 21 
South-East 05 22 ce AOS eee ie 2 ink cee 22 
South-East by ‘South cer F. oye ae eee ee ee oe ee eee 23 
South-South-Bast ..c36 ch ee ee ee ee eee 24 
South by Hast... 2c oe ose a ca eee one ee oe oe 25 


3164 


3165 


ey 


139 


SIGNALS. - 


COMPASS-SIGNALS—Continued. 


South- Wes 
South- Wes 
South- Wes 


West-South- West 


bby South w2tcck dcecs <>. o5 53: 


INDEX WORDS. 


Vee ewen ceewece coc ce vewwae ele 22s cee ees eee wns teow wee 


Pitch abaced stack sass FES ee ee eee eee pets eats 
VAN Opie aac anien a west ceclses eed arate on se ole 


PRESEUY SOUtR oo - Saucon clean dns wane asi- = 4-) atone = OE A Ee 


BUAVY) NOL TM az a antoran ats Seid etic’ ad noise te Nets ot old oie Ce bibt SG a og | 


 West-Nort 
North- Wes 


PINON AMI? C8b oss vee Ree Sec c Pert rsh eee ee eg Pee pe gee eras alee a ee | 
North-West by North 


Tie VECBOTS a a wie ie fe ars anal maews peas as aerate aes Eee a et: 
PAD Valt CO etl ae Sew Sse te ere tte te eas sees a Sects Hace 


LMGPLEa IVT TRAIL CREE oe ooo Geant clo deee hate. 
PGE Pye ec OL eae Sea ea ees Sak a treet ees aes 


North by, 


COMPASS. .az 
Compass. . 


imu bids THijured! ol. 23.65 5.5: 
DZiMUba, T require). .4.<4--2 0s. 


Compass.-send your azimuth, for compar- 


Compass. - 


Compass - . 


Compass . 


Compass . . 


COMPASS-ES 


ison, to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


deviation of standard, is or will 
be next shown. 


ascertain variation of the, daily, 
by azimuths, before and after 
noon, and report by signal. 


-determine variation of the 


standard, frequently, by azi- 
muths, and report by signal. 


report variation of your stand- 
ard, to-day, by azimuth, in de- 
grees and minutes, by numeral 
signal, with answering pennant 
between degrees and minutes; 
numeral pennant above for 
easterly, and below for westerly 
variation. 


..I am in need of boat; if more 
than one, the number will be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Compass—es..compare with the standard... 


Compass~es ..test, by swinging ship ....-. 


COMPASS-BEARING..will be the one indi- 


cated. 


err ec tee eee se see eee wwe eee ee ee ee ew ew eee eee eee e 


AZIMUTH, INJURED. 
AZIMUTH, I REQUIRE. 
AZIMUTH, SEND. 


DEVIATION. 


VARIATION, ASCERTAIN 
DAILY. 


VARIATION, DETER- 
MINE. 


VARIATION, REPORT. 


BOAT, NEED. 


‘COMPARE. 


TEST. 


INDICATED. 


Reference 


28 


2079 | 
2040 
2081 


1731 


140 


Now SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 

3166 | COMPASS COURSE..steer that, which is or | STEER. 
will be indicated. 

3167 | COMPASS DEVIATIONS... table of, determine, | DETERMINE. 
by swinging ship. 

3168 Compass deviations .. table of, has been de- | DETERMINED. 
termined by swinging ship. 

3169 Compass deviations..table of, may be re- | RELIABLE. 
lied on. 

3170 Compass deviations ..table of, cannot be re- | UNRELIABLE. 
lied on. 

3171 | COMPASS STATION... proceed to, and test | PROCEED. 
your compasses. 

3172 | COMPASS VARIATION..is that now shown..| SHown. 

3173 COMPLAIN..my spars do, under present sail.| SPARS. 

3174 Complain..my top-masts do, under present | TOP-MASTS. 

: sail. . 
3175 | COMPLEMENT. .is your, complete? .........| COMPLETE ? 
3176 Complement..my, is complete. ............| COMPLETE. 

3177 Complement..what is your, of men?...--. MEN, WHAT? 
3178 Complement..my, is not completed; defi- | Nor COMPLETE. 
ciencies will be reported by 
telegraphic signal. 
3179 | Complement.- what is your, of officers?....) OFFICERS, WHAT? 
COMPLETE. .-is your complement? ......-.-.| COMPLEMENT ? 
Complete..my complement is..---...---.. COMPLEMENT. 
3180 Complete..your equipments.-..---...-... EQUIPMENTS. 
COMPLETED..arrangements have been, for | ARRANGEMENTS. 
a combined attack or move- 
ment. 
Completed... business intrusted to me has | BUSINEssS. 
, been. 
Completed ..coaling is or has been -...---.| COALING. 
Completed..coaling is not ..-.-.-..-....-- COALING. 
3181 Completed..equipments have been... .--. EQUIPMENTS. 
3i82 Completed..equipments have not been.-...| EQUIPMENTs. 
3173 Completed..refitting soon will be--...-.--- REFITTING. 
3184 Completed..repairs have been ........---- REPAIRS. 
3185 | COMPREHENDED..have you, the instruc- | Have You, SIGNALS? 
tions communicated by signal? 
3186 Comprchended..I have not, your instruc- | HAVE Nov, SIGNAL. 
tions communicated by signal. 
3187 | CONCEAL..as far as possible the object de- | MOVEMENTS. 
signed by your movements, 
3188 | CONCEALED..the enemy’s movements are. ..| ENEMY’s. 


Reference 
Nos 


3175 
3176 


1623 


2646 


3016 
3017 


141 


Signal 
Nos. 


3189 


3190 


3191 


3192 


3193 
3194 


3195 
3196 


3197 
3198 
3199 


3200 


3201 
3202 


Concentrate... attack 


CONCENTRATED. -the enemy's force is 


CONCENTRATING..the enemy is 


CONCERT.. act in 


SIGNALS. 


CONCENTRATE..the attack upon the ene- 


my’s iron-clad vessel-s. 


Concentrate. . broadside upon the enemy as 
you pass. 


Concentrate..attack upon the enemy’s cen- 
ter. 


Concentrate..chasers will 


Concentrate..attack upon the strong posi- 
tion of the enemy. 


Concentrate..upon the weak point of the 
enemy. 


Concentrate. . your fire 


Concentrate..attack upon the enemy’s rear. 


upon the enemy’s 
ram-s. 


Concentrate..attack upon the enemy’s tor- 
pedo-vessel-s. 


Concentrate. . attack upon the enemy’s van. 


Concentrated ..our forces are 


ees eer ee ee ee 


Concentrating ..our forces are 


Concert..act in, the vessels designated 
will. 


Concert..commanders of divisions 
squadrons will act in. 


or 


Concert..the fleet, division, or squadron 
indicated will act in. 


Concert..of action is necessary to insure 
success. 


Concur .-I do, in the views communicated. 


Concur..I do not, in the views communi- 
cated, 


CONDEMNED..the Admiralty Court has, as 


good - prize, the vessel-s, 
which will be indicated by 
signal. 

Condemned.. articles, land or send, to the 
vessel designated. 


Condemned... officer, send, to the hospital -. 


Condense.. how much water can you, daily? 
Report number of gallons by 
numeral signal. 


weer eee eee eee Fw eH ee oe ee ee ee 


INDEX WorDs. 


BROADSIDE. 


* 
CENTER. 


CHASERS. 


FIRE. 
REAR. 
| RAM-S. 


TORPEDO-VESSEL-S. 


VAN. 


| ENEMY’S FORCE. 
OUR FORCES. 


ENEMY. 
OUR FORCES. 


AGT IN. 
ACT IN. 


ACT IN. 
| ACT IN. 


ACTION. 


CONCUR..do you, in the views communicated?) Do you? 


I po. 
I DO NOT. 


| ADMIRALTY COURT. 


LAND, SEND. 


SEND, HOSPITAL. 


CONDENSE..fresh water, continue to ...--- -| CONTINUE. 


How MUCH, DAILY ? 


ATTACK, IRON-CLAD-S. 


ENEMY’S STR’NG POINT 


ENEMY’S WEAK POINT. 


Reference 
Nos 


1905 


2617 


1901 


2905 
1904 


1902 


836 


1700 


| 
| 


142 


Signal” SIGNALS. 


Nos. 


3203 | CONDENSE..I can, the number of gallons of 


water daily that will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


I CAN, WATER. 


I CANNOT, SUFFICIENT. 


GOOD ORDER. 

NEEDS. 

OUT OF ORDER. 
STEAM, BROKEN. 
STEAM, OUT OF ORDER. 
STEAM, REPAIRED. 
WORN OUT. 


AFFAIRS, ASCERTAIN. 
BATTERY-IES, WHAT ? 
BOILER-Ss, BAD. 
COMMAND, WHAT ? 
CRIPPLED, ACCOUNT. 


ENGINE-S, BAD, 
Goop. 


NOT GOOD. 
PRIZE-S, BAD. 
PRIZE-S, SINKING. 


PRIZE-S, WHAT? 
VESSEL, PRIZE. 


VESSEL, WHAT? 


APPROVED. 
NOT APPROVED. 


KEY, USE. 


CRUISING-GROUND. 


PRISONER-S. 


NEWS. 
NEWS, NOT. 


SEEK, ENEMY. 


CONTENDING, ARMIES. 


3204 Condense..I cannot, sufficient water for 
daily consumption. 
3205 CONDENSER. - fresh-water, is in good order. . 
3206 Condenser .. fresh-water, needs repairs. .- -. 
3207 Condenser. . fresh-water, is out of order..-.-. 
3208 Condenser ..steam, is broken down......-. 
3209 Condenser. .steam, is out of order. ....---- 
3210 Condenser. .steam, has been repaired... --. 
3211 Condenser . .fresh-water, is worn ety: 
CONDITION. .-of affairs ashore, aseertain- fie 
Condition. .what is the, of battery-ies?. -. 
Condition.-my boiler-s is or are in bad.... 
Condition..what is the, of your command ? 
Condition..account for your apparently 
crippled. 
Condition..of engine-s is bad ....:...---. 
Condition..of my command is efficient or 
good. - 
Condition. .of my command is not good. -. 
Condition..of the prize-s is bad.:.....--. 
3212 Condition..in a sinking, the prize-s is or 
| are. 
Solar Condition... what is the, of the prize-s ?. .. 
3214 Condition... of vessel designated or prize is 
good. 
3215 Condition..what is the, of vessel desig- 
nated ? 
CONDUCT... your, istapproyed ---2--.... aes 
Conduct... your, is not approved ...-...... 
CONFIDENTIAL KEY .-use, in our communi- 
cations by signal. 
3216 | CONFINE.. yourself strictly within the limits 
of your cruising-ground. 
3217 Confine..the prisoner-s........---..----. 
3218 | CONFIRMED... the late news bas been ....--- 
3219 Confirmed. -the late news has not been.-.. 
PONFLICT. . avoid, if possible:.2222 sen. 
3220 Conflict. .seek, with the enemy......-..--- 
3221 Conflict... has, been sharp :.........--.---- SHARP. 
Conflict..contending armies are in....-.-- 
a 


Reference 
Nos 


1721 
2172 
2101 
3071 
612 


2102 
3068 


3069. 
2103 


1483 
1484 


3158 


2042 


1517 | 


148 


Signal 
Nos. 


3232 


3233 
3234 
3235 


3236 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRrDs. 


CONFLICTING. .the accounts are, from the | ACCOUNTS. 


scene of action. 


Conflicting..reports are in circulation in | REPORTS. 
regard to the enemy. 
CONFORM STRICTLY..to your instructions.| INSTRUCTIONS. 
Conform strictly ..to the plan of attack ...| PLAN OF ATTACK. . 
Conform strictly .. to quarantine regula- | QUARANTINE, REGULA- 
tions. TIONS. 

Conform strictly ..to regulations of the | REGULATIONS, PLACE. | 
place. 

Conform strictly..to treaty stipulations...| TREATY STIPULATIONS. 

CODNE CL: s €RPINE—S wa -ce ods en ese coke sy ENGINE S. 

Connect: bhe-meail wilhks, oo... so awesa ea MAIL. 
e Connect..the mail cannot................| MAI CANNOT. 
COnmECE WrONGleL” oso feine deme ae ak aes PROPELLER. 
CONSENT... affirmative, assent, yes, or permis- | AFFIRMATIVE, YES. 
sion given to ‘do that which 
was asked. 

CONSISTS..armament, of the number and | ARMAMENT. 

calibres of guns which will 

be shown by numeral signal: 

first, number of gums, fol- 

lowed by the calibre of each 
kind—shell-guns in inches, 

rifled and shot guns in pounds’ im 
weight of shot. 

CONSORT. castott-from your. <2 .7....5.-.52 CAST OFF, 

CONSPICUOUS... your zeal has been very ....| ZEAL. 

CONSPIRACY..bas been discovered.....----- DISCOVERED. 
Conspiracy..guard against @ .-.--.--.--.. GUARD. 
Conspiracy is: suspected —. 2.22. 2-4 5.2). SUSPECTED. 

CONSPIRATORS=: arrest the.) 222.025. L24- ARREST. 
Conspirators..have been arrested. ....--.-. ARRESTED. 
Conspirators..have escaped ......--.--..: ESCAPED. 

CONSUL... American, communicate with the-.| COMMUNICATE. 


Consul.. American, is on board of this or 
the vessel designated. 
Consul.. American, fire a salute for the. .* 
Consul.. American, send a boat for the.... 
Consul.. American, send to the oftice of the. 
Consul- 7A iierioan, 18. 610k)... 2. 53. noes 
CONSULT..commanding officers will, 


each other in regard to the 
situation. 


i" 


ON BOARD. 


SALUTE. 
SEND BOAT. . 
SEND, OFFICE. 
SICK. 


with COMMAND’ G OFFICERS. 


———} 


Reference 
Nos. 


for) 
(oY) 
Or 


904 


1502 


2784 


1631 
1640 


1119 
1121 
1122 
1124 
1123 
1125 
3095 


3237 


3242 7 


3243 
3244 


3245 
32.46 


SIGNALS. 


CONSULT..the commanding military officer 


with reference to combined 
movements. 


CONSUMPTION... of coal cannot be further re- 


duced. 


Consumption . . of coal daily for full steam- 


ing, report in tons by numeral 
signal. 


Consumption..of coal daily on. present 


Consumption. 


CONTAGION.. 


CONTEMPLATE..I do, an early movement.. - 


service, report in tons by nu- 
meral signal. 


possible. 


guard against the introduction 
of, on board. 


Contemplaic..I do not, an early movement. 


| CONTEMPLATED..object or purpose, has 


CONTENDING ARMIES..are 


Contending armies..are in conflict 


been abandoned. 


approaching 
each other. 


Contending armies.. have declared a truce. 


9 


3241 | CONTEST.-has ended 


CONTINUE... action 
Continue. . 


Continue. . 
Continue - 


Continue. 


Continue. - 
Continue. - 
Continue. . 


Continue. . 
Continue. . 


er ecer es oe te eee eee ee ee ceee 


armistice with enemy will, 
while the white flag remains 
hoisted on board of this or the 
vessel designated. 


the chase 


eeeer eee eee se ee ee we eee 


-coaling by watches, day and 


night, until filled up. 


-to condense fresh water.......- 


on your course 


firing, bomb-vessel-s will, at 
intervals of the number of min- 
utes indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. 


on your present duty 


ee 


your repairs . 


your work 


ee ee ee ee eee we eee oe 


.of coal, reduce, as much as. 


INDEX WORDS. 


COMMAND’G,MILITARY.| ¢ 


COAL, 
DUCE. 


.COAL, REPORT. 


COAL, REPORT. 


COAL, REDUCE. 
GUARD AGAINST. 


MOVEMENT. 
MOVEMENT, DO NOT. 


ABANDONED, OBJECT. 


APPROACHING. 


CONFLICT. 


DECLARED TRUCE, AR- 
MIES. 


ENDED 
SEVERE. 


ACTION. 


ARMISTICE. 


CHASE. 
CoaL ING. 


CONDENSE. 
COURSE. 
Dury. 


FIRING, 
SEL-S. 


BOMB-VES- 


REPAIRS. 
WORK. 


CONTRABAND OF WAR..capture all articles) CAPTURE. 


Contraband of war. 
CONTRABAND TRADE.. endeavor to break up 


- the cargo is 


CARGO. 
"TRADE, BREAK UP. 


CANNOT  RE- 


Nos. 


Reference 


ts 
S 
2) 
st 


3006 


3007 


3004 


2510 


Signal 
Nos. 


3247 


3248 


S249 


3259 


3260 
3261 


145 


SIGNALS. INDEX Worbs. 
| 
CONTRACTED... too, the harbor, place, or bay | Bay. 
is, for the fleet to anchor. 
CONVENE... the Board of Survey will, on board | BOARD, SURVEY. 
of this or the vessel designated. 

Convene. .the Court-Martial will..[A sig- | CouRT-MARTIAL. 
nal for daily convening of a 
court-martial on board of vessel 
making the signal. ] 

Convene.-Court of Inquiry will, on board | Court or INQuiry. 
of this or vessel designated. 

CONVOY..[-When this signal is made, vessels 
assigned to convoy will prepare 
to get under way. ] 

Convoy..American merchant-vessel-s to | AMERICAN MERCHANT- 
the place or port designated. VES’L-S, MERC’PMEN, 

Convoy.-all American merchant-vessel-s | AMERICAN MERCHANT- 
that are fallen in with proceed-| VES’L-S, MERC’TMEN. 
ing in the same direction with 
you. 

Convoy .. American merchant-vessel-s, join | AMERICAN MERCHANT- 
and protect, until out of danger | VES’L-S, MERC’TMEN. 
from the enemy’s cruisers. 

Convoy..attack, capture, or destroy en- | ATTACK ENEMY’S. 
emy’s. 

Convoy -..the, is or has been attacked -.... | ATTACKED. 

OMtD If. - 1a AWOUPL Wes oe red clear, eink AWEIGH. 

CORUOU WALL BIOS. IY... seco ok Gena ea CLOSE UP. 

Convoy.-remain with the, cover and pro- | COVER, PROTECT. 
tect it from the enemy. 

Convoy..detach a vessel for.....-.. #.....| DETACH. 

Convoy si5: CISCOVElCO, .. 22.205 soca ee ew DISCOVERED. 

Convoy -- will disperse during the night to | DISPERSE, ELUDE. 
elude the enemy’s cruisers. 

Convoy..will disperse and rendezvous at | DISPERSE, RENDEZ- 
the assigned port or place, or VOUS. 
the one which will be indicated 
by geographical signal. | 

Convoy..our, is dispersed ...-...--.-.-..-- DISPERSED. 

Convoy ..enemy’s, is dispersed.-...-...-.-- ENEMY’S, DISPERSED, 

Convoy ..duty, you are excused from..-..-. | EXCUSED. 

COMMS pata MNS Uf in 2 o's = ata eae FLAG, HOIST. | 

Convoy..& number of the vessels of the, | FOUNDERED. 
have foundered. | 

Convoy-.or escort, furnish, to the vessel-s | FURNISH. 
departing or to those indicated. 

Convoy..join in the.......-.--- inom = ae JOIN. 

Convoy .. keep ahead of.the- ...........2:. KEEP AHEAD. 

Convoy .. keep astern of the, and close it up.| KEEP ASTERN. 

GConrots- will make Sails ¢. «=.4/2 a0ase MAKE SAIL. 


10 NS 


Reference 
Nos 


© 
Ci) 
=) 
qn 


17 


i<o) 
wi 


1131 


113 


1133 


1946 


1976 
2064 
2962 


1874 


146 


3263 
3264 
3265 


3266 
3267 


3268 
3269 


9FIe9 
3275 


INDEX WorpDs. 


SIGNALS. 
CONVOY.. will not part company ..-.-..----. 
Convoy .-is not ready to proceed...-...--. 
-Convoy.. what number of vessels is there 

in the? : 
Convoy.. will part company..........-.-. 
Convoy .-.is ready to proceed aes 2 ie 


Convoy.-service, vessels designated will 
alternate daily on. 


Convoy... will shorten sail 


Convoy -. will keep within signal distance. 


Convoy ..division, squadron, or vessel-s 
designated will. 


Convoy .- will steer the course indicated by 
compass signal. 


Convoy..transport-s to its or their desti- 
nation. 


Convoy ..the transport-s or other unarmed 
vessel-s about to part company 
to the port or place which will 
be indicated. 


Convoy-.-the unarmed vessel-s -...-...--. 
Convoy -..is getting under way..-.--.....-.. 
Convoy..will get under way.--.--.--..:.. 


Convoy.. withdraw from the, and resume 
your station in the fleet, or pro- 
ceed on the service assigned to 


you. 
CO-OPERATE.. with the flotilla squadron.... 
Co-operate.. with the land-forces...-.. aoe 


Co-operate.. with reserve squadron or di- 
vision. 


CO-OPERATION. . zealous, is expected and re- 
quired of all commanding offi- 
cers. 


Co-operation .. zealous, is An aSP Enea to 
_ success. 


COSTA RICAN..the flag of the vessel seen is. 


COSTON SIGNAL LIGHT .-representing the 
number which will be indicated 
next by numeral signal, will be 
burned without the preparatory, 
in case you should discover the 
enemy or need any assistance 
during the night. 


Coston signal light..representing the num- 
ber which will be indicated next 
by numeral signal, will be burnt 
without the preparatory, in case 
the enemy should make any dem- 
onstrations during the night. 


| 


PART COMPANY. 
NOT READY. 
NUMBER ? 


PART COMPANY. 
READY. 
SERVICE, ALTERNATE. 


SHORTEN SAIL. 
SIGNAL DISTANCE. 


SQUADRON, DIVISION, 


VESSEL-S. 
STEER, COURSE. 


TRANSPORT-S. 


a , 
TRANSPORT-S. 


UNARMED VESSEL-S. 
UNDER WAY. 
UNDER WAY. 


WITHDRAW, 
STATION. 


FLOTILLA. 
LAND-FORCES. 
RESERVE. 


EXPECTED.. 


INDISPENSABLE. 


FLAG SEEN. 


ARBITRARY 
ENEMY, ASSISTANCE. 


ARBITRARY 
ENEMY. 


RESUME 


SIGNAL, 


SIGNAL, 


-| Reference 
Nos. 


147 


epal St GNA Le INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


3286 | COSTON SIGNAL LIGHTS..I am in need of..| NEED, I am. 


| 3287 Coston signal lights..send to this or the | SEND. 
vessel designated. 


3288 Coston signal lights. .can you Spare t's. .s2.° SPARE, CAN YOU? 
3289 Coston signal lights..I can spare .----..--- SPARE, I CAN. 
3290 Coston signal lights..I cannot spare.....-. SPARE, I CANNOT. 


3291 | COUNT..the enemy’s batteries or forts, and | ENEMY’S BATTERIES. 
report the number by numeral 


signal. 
3292 Count..the enemy’s vessels, and report the | ENEMY’S VESSELS. 
number seen by numeral signal. 
3293 Count..strange sails seen, and report by | STRANGE SAIL. 
signal. 
3294 | COUNTERMAND..the last orders. ..-.-.----- ORDERS. 
3295 | COUNTERMANDED..the last orders are. .... ORDERS. 
3296 | COUNTRY. -the, appears to be deserted --.---- DESERTED. 
3297 Country ..is disorganized -..--.......---- DISORGANIZED. 
COURSE..the Admiral or Commander-in-Ch’f | ADMIRAL, ALTERED. 752 | 


has altered, to that indicated by 
compass signal. 


‘ Course..and motions of the Admiral or | ADMIRAL, FOLLOW. 829 | 
Commander-in-Chief, follow, with 
or without signal. 


Course..alter, after dark, and endeavor to | ALTER. : 1102 
elude the enemy. / 


Course..the chase, fleet, squadron, or| ALTERED, CHASE,| 1107 
| strange vessel, has altered, to| STRANGE VESSEL. 
| that indicated by compass signal. 
! 
| 


Course. .contimtie on your..2 22. 222... CONTINUE. 3243 | 


Course.. convoy will steer that, which will | CONVOY, STEER. 3271 
be indicated. : 


Course..and movements of the Admiral | DISREGARD, ADMIRAL.| 776 
or Commander -in- Chief, disre- 
gard the. 


3298 Gourse--atecred by the fleet seen is that | FLEET, SEEN. 
| indicated by compass signal. 


| 3299 Course..fleet will steer, as indicated by | FLEET, STEER. 
i| compass signal. 
I! 3300 Comnsbee eee ON YOUT? 5 .<01 so a0 5 ake eee KBEP. 

3001 Course.-.is or will be that now shown or | NEXT SHOWN. 


| 

| that will be next shown by com- 

| pass signal. 

| 3302 Course..resume Ach IP CCRe PAP ee rp re Ret RESUME. 
i 


Course..steer the one indicated City com- | STEER. 3166 
pass signal. 


3303 Course..the strange vessel is steering is | STRANGE VESSEL. 
now or will next be shown. 


148 


COURT-MARTIAL..will adjourn over until 
to-morrow. 


Court-Martial... will adjourn Susie See 


Court-Martial .. having completed all busi- 
ness before it, is ready for final 
adjournment. 


Court-Martial..send arrested officer before 
the, now in session. 


INDEX WORDS. 


REEF. 


REEFS, TURN OUT. 


Signal 
Noa: SIGNALS. 
3304 | COURSE. - what, does the vessel or do the ves- | WHat ? 
sels appear to be steering? Report 
by compass signal. 
3305 Course... proceed On VOUT. sc. -b0-~ nse es 
COURSES -? b@nd. oo cage ee ei eee 
3306 Courses ..exercise at reefing...2..---.-.-- 
3307 Courses..exercise at shifting.........-... 
3308 Courses x-tarl te. 2 eee sce cee oh ets nany Cae 
3309 Courses 2haulap cc eecee oe eeee cee eer 
3310 COuUrsaes . TOOL eta. = ore te OL ae eee ae 
[If more than one reef, the number will 
be shown by numeral signal.] _ 
3311 Courses . .reets, turn out of .-..--.-.2-..-- 
[If more than one, the number will be in- 
‘ dicated by numeral signal. ] 
3o12 Courses .80bthes tt: 5t: ot cae rece eee aie SET. 
3313 Courses eahiits cnt ton eos eee cee SHIFT. 
Courses..and topsails, bend...-...--...-- TOPSAILS, BEND. 2250 
3314 ‘Courses..and topsails, unbend....-..--..- TOPSAILS, UNBEND. 
| 3315 Courses..unbend ........- he J Shs ae ctads UNBEND. a 
COURT..or board, now in session, dissolve | DISSOLVE. 2344 
the. 
COURT OF INQUIRY.-.will adjourn. ......-- ADJOURN. 742 
Court of Inquiry... will assemble on board | ASSEMBLE. 1803 
of the vessel designated at 10 
a. m. on the day of the present 
month indicated by numeral sig- 
nal, 
Court of Inquiry.. will convene on board | CONVENE. 3248 
of this or the vessel designated. 
3316 Court of Inquiry..[A signal for the con- | Datiy. 
vening or daily meeting of a, on 
board of the vessel making the 
signal. } 
3317 Court of Inquiry-.-.is dissolved .........--- DISSOLVED. 
Court of Inquiry.-is ready to adjourn -.--- READY, ADJOURN. 743 
ADJOURN. 745 
ADJOURN. 744 
ADJOURN, READY. 746 


1645 


ARRESTED, OFFICER. 


2249 


3318 
3319 


3320 
dd21 
3322 


3323 


3324 
3325 
3326 
3327 
| 3328 
3329 


3330 
3331 
3332 


3333 


3334 
3339 


3336 


3037 


149 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


COURT-MARTIAL..will assemble on day of 


present month indicated by num’al 
signal, at 10 a.m., on board this or 
the vessel designated, for the trial 
of such cases as may be legaily 
brought before it. 


Court-Martial. .[ A signal for the daily meet- 
ing or convening of a, on board the 
vessel making the signal. ] 


Court-Martial. .is dissolved.......--.---.- 
Court-Martial..exigencies of the service 
will not admit the convening of a, 
at this time. 
Court-Martial..send prisoner-s to ....-... 
Court-Martial..send witnesses to the..... 
- Court-Martial..the sentence of late, will 
be carried into effect this day, at 
the hour which will be indicated 
by numeral signal, 
COVER..and protect the boats ........-....- 
Cover ..the retreat or withdrawal of the 
bomb-vessel-s. 
Cover..and protect the convoy from enemy 
Cover ..and protect the disabled vessel-s.- - 
Cover ..the embarkation of the forces. .... 
Cover. the gunboats isiive.- seis 6222 
Cover ..the landing of the forces .-......- 
Cover..the left flank of the army .--..--.. 
Cover... the pickets vrsiist 22. estisiediiles 
Corer. cher retrent. 22. ka cma e440 36s 4 
Cover ..the retreat, the Admiral will...-.. 
Cover ..the right flank of the army....-.. 
Cover ..the small steamers ..--..-.:..-.-- 
COVERED..or screened. all lights and air- 
ports must be, from dark until 
daylight. 
CRAFT..small, of some kind, are at anchor 
inside. 
Craft..small, are moving about inside.... 
Craft--amall, overhaul the. .--...-....2- 
CRANK-PIWN..is broken, cracked, or damaged. 
CRANK-SHAFT..is broken or damaged..-.... 


CRESCENT..or are of a circle, anchor in, to 
guard the entrance to the port. 


Crescent..or arc of a circle, form, around 
crippled and unarmed vessel-s. 


ASSEMBLE. 


CONVENE, DAILY. 


DISSOLVED. 
EXIGENCIES. 


SEND PRISONER-S. 


SEND WITNESSES, 
SENTENCE. 


BOATS. 
BOMB-VESSEL-S. 


Convoy. 
DISABLED. 
EMBARKATION. 
GUNBOATS. - 
LANDING. 

LEFT FLANK, 
PICKETS. 
RETREAT. 
RETREAT, ADMIRAL. 
RIGHT FLANK, 
SMALL STEAMERS., 


SCREEN, LIGHTS. 


SMALL, ANCHOR. 
SMALL, MOVING. 
SMALL, OVERHAUL. 
DAMAGED. 
DAMAGED. 


ANCHOR, GUARD. 


ForM. 


= 
DL 
i=) 


3247 


768 


150 


Signal 
Nos. 


dood 
3340 
3341 
30342 


3343 
3344 


3345 


3346 
dd47 
3348 


Dd49 


3350 
ape 


3302 


99 
BONO, 


3359 


SIGNALS. 

CREW .-is discontented 222-2. seems eee 
Crew..and officers dress in fatigue dress. - 
Crew..and officers dress in full dress ..-... 
Crew..must be dressed daily to suit the 

seasons of the year and thé 
changes of the climate. 
Crew..is 10 good healthi. ee... 22-6. see 
Crew..and officers of this vessel are in 
good health. 
Crew..needs anti-scorbutics.........-..-. 
Crew..needs fresh provisions.........--.- 
Crew..of this vessel needs relaxation on 
shore. 
Crew..of this vessel needs rest .......... 
Crew..report deficiencies of, by signal.... 
Crew..and officers of this or the vessel 
designated are sickly. 
Crew..of the strange vessel is in a state 


of starvation. 


CREW-S.. allow liberty to, the number of 
hours indicated by numeral sig- 


nal. 
Crew-s.. will dress in blue...-...---..---: 
‘Crew-s.. will dress in blue with white cap- 
covers. 
Crew-s.. will dress in white.............. 


Crew-s..will dress in white pants and 
blue shirts. 


Crew-s .. will dress in white pants and cap- 
covers and blue shirts. 


Crew-s..will dress in white frocks and 
blue pants. 


Crew-s..will dress in white frocks, cap- 
covers, and blue pants. 


Crew-s..will dress in working-suit 


CRIPPLED..this or the vessel designated is. 
[ With the interrogatory pennant 
it will mean, Are you crippled ? | 


Crippled..our advanced vessel-s is or are... 


Crippled..the enemy is 


CRIPPLED CONDITION..account for your .-. 


Crippled condition ..of the enemy, take ad- 
vantage of. 


Crippled condition..of the enemy, avail 
yourself of, to attack him vigor- 
ously. 


INDEX WORDS. 


DiSCONTIINTED. 
DRESS, FATIGUE. 
DrESS, FULL. 
DRESS, SEASON. 


HEALTHY. 
HEALTHY. 


NEED, ANTI-SCORBUT’S. 
NEED, FRESH PROVUNS 
NEED, RELAXATION. 


NEED, REST, 
REPORT, DEFICIENCIES 
SICKLY. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


ALLOW LIBERTY. 


Drkss, BLUE. 


DRESS, BLUE AND 
WHITE. 

DRESS, WHITE. 

| DRESS, WHITE AND 
BLUE. 

DRESS, WHITE AND 
BLUE, 

DRESS, WHITE AND 
BLUE. 

DRESS, WHITE AND 
BLUE. 


DRESS, WORKING-SUIT. 


ADVANCED VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY. 


ACCOUNT. 
ENEMY, ADVANTAGE. 


ENEMY, AVAIL. 


| 


Reference 
Nos. 


1429 
2244 


1049 


70 


Signal 


Nos. 


151 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


ddE0 
dv61 


3362 


3363 
3364 


3365 


3366 |: 


3367 


3363 
3369 


3375 


CRIPPLED VESSEL-S..attack the enemy’s.. 


Crippled vessel-s.. blow up or destroy those 
that cannot be brought off safely. 


Crippled vessel-s..endeavor to cut off ..... 


Crippled vessel-s..take station in close or- 

der around the. 
CROSS..ahead of the enemy’s line.......--.- 
Cross..astern of the enemy’s line 


Cross..the bar if the pilot considers it 
safe to attempt to do so. 


Cross..the line of the enemy’s cruisers - - - 


CROSSED..the bar may be, with safety...... 


_ Crossed..the bar cannot be, at present | 


with safety. 
Crossed... when may the bar be?.......... 


CROSSING... the enemy is,:in force.........-: 
Crossing ..our forces are 


er Sieh POR se 1a ITOK ON ookrs swiss" e seu Sarak 


CROSS-JACK YARD.-.send down...--.....-. 
Cross-jack yard..send up.----.-.--------- 
Cross-jack yard..is sprung or damaged .... 


GROSS-TA Le saspOTOKGI cod «<5 0+ ota ees ogee 
Ci Lom es LOmriIromh bicesde fo csa ree Sale Jee 


Cree. PLOCeod OD“ YOU. a. se ee la e: 
Criise= pend Teport Of your 32.260 2545 255. 


CRUISERS.-avoid being seen by the enemy’s. 
Cruisers ..cross the line of the enemy’s---- 


CRUISING-GROUND.. confine yourself strictly 
to your. 


CURRENT..or tide, club down with the..-... 


Current..dvift of, is that shown by nu- 
meral signal in knots for 24 
_ hours. 
Current..set of, is that shown by compass- 
signal. , 


Current..or tide is very strong....--..--- 
Current..or tide is too strong to stem -..- 
Current.. what is the set and drift of the ?- 


CUSTOM-HOUSE..or U.S. revenue flag, is 
that shown by strange vessel. 


| 3376 | COUT the levegie au0ve 2-2-5 2-ss.sseneee 


ATTACK, 
BLOW UP, DESTROY. 


CUT OFF. 


TAKE STATI’N, AROUND. 


AHEAD. 

ASTERN. 

Bar. 

ENEMY’S CRUISERS. 
Bar. 

BAR CANNOT BE. 
BaR, WHEN ? 


ENEMY. 
OUR FORCES. 


BROKEN. 


SEND DOWN. 
SEND UP. 
SPRUNG, DAMAGED. 


BROKEN. 


FROM. 
PROCEED. 
REPORT. 


AVOID ENEMY’S. 
CROSS ENEMY’S, 


CONFINE. 


CLUB DOWN. 
Drirt. 
NS) Oy Oe 


STRONG. 
STRONG. 


WHAT, SET AND DRIFT? 


REVENUE FLAG. 


LEVEE, ABOVE. 


1947 
2314 


955 
1878 
2125 


* 2126 


2124 


2127 


2620 


2621 


613 
2043 
doO2 
3216 


2989 


152 


Signal 
Nos. 


3380 
3381 
3382 
3383 
3384 


3385 


3386 
3387 


3388 
3389 


3390 


3391 


3392 


3393 


3394 


SIGNALS. 


CUT...the levee is, below: -- 2227. 253 - tees one 
Cut..or destroy the telegraph-wire or 
cable, if possible. 
CUL AWAY ).your Masis:. <2 seen. eae ees. 
CUT OFF ..attack and, the enemy from the 
harbor. 


Cut off..attack and, enemy’s retreating 
vessel-s. 


Cut off..the chased vessel-s from the land. 
Cut off..endeavor to, the crippled vessel-s. 


Cut off..the enemy’s gunboat-s ...-....-. 
Cut off..the enemy’s retreat into port. ...-. 
Cut off..the enemy’s transport-s...---.... 
Cut off..retreating vessel-s or boat-s. ...- 


CUT OUT..and bring off or destroy the en- 
emy’s vessel-s, run in and. 


CUT UP..the enemy’s land-force or army has 
been terribly. 
Cut up..standing and running rigging is 
badly. 


CUTTERS..and launches assemble near this 
or the vessel designated, fully 
armed and equipped for service, 
for the number of days which 
will be shown by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Cutters . recalls2>. piste wise. este 
Cutters... unarmed, Send. 2.2 Loa a ae 


CYLINDER. .is cracked or damaged ......-.... 


CYLINDER-HEAD..is split, knocked out, or 
damaged. 


CYLINDRICAL SHOT..for rifled cannon 
needed for calibres which will 
be indicated by numeral signal 
in weight. 


INDEX Worps. 


LEVEE, BELOW. 
TELEGRAPH-WIRE. 


MASTS. 


ATTACK. 
ATTACK. 


CHASED VESSEL-S. ° 
CRIPPLED VESSEL-S. 
GUNBOAT-S. 

ENEMY’S RETREAT. 
ENEMY’S TRANSPORT-S 
RETREATING VESSEL-S 


ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 


ENEMY’S ARMY. 


RIGGING. 


ASSEMBLE, ARMED. 


RECALL. 
SEND, UNARMED. 


DAMAGED. 


DAMAGED. 


SHOT, NEED. 


Reference 
Nos 


1906 


1907 


2886 
3860 


1205 


153 


3403 


3404 


3405 


3406 
3407 
3408 


r 


SIGNALS. 


DAILY EXERCISES.-must be continued -... 


Daily exercises..must be discontinued for 
the present. 


DAMAGE..-how long will it take to repair 
your? Answer in hours by nu- 
meral signal. 


Damage.-heave to or slow down and re- 
pair. 


Damage..repair, and report when ready 
for service. 


Damage..has been repaired ...-5..:..-... 
Damage..cannot be repaired out of port-.. 
Damage..will be repaired very soon...... 


Damage..to your vessel and armament, 
report. 


DAMAGED..the vessel is, amidships most.... 
Damaged..the ammunition is .-.--....... 
Damaged... the arms are: -.2--.-.2.. s.s sen 


Damaged..or sprung, beams are; number 
will be indicated by numeral 
signal. 


Damaged..my or the boats are -...-....--. 
Damaged ..the or my boiler-s is or are.... 
Damageds.iny DOW 18..-...-<- ss2c45 secsen 
Damnaged..or sprung, my bowsprit is. .... 
Damaged-..the cargois....------ : 12 7hesde 
Damaged..or stopped, my chronometer is. 
Damaged..the fresh-water condenser is- -. 
Damaged ..the steam-condenser is ...--.-- 
Damaged ..cracked, or broken, crank-pinis, 
Damaged..or broken, crank-shaft is ....-. 


INDEX WorRDs. 


CONTINUED. 
DISCONTINUED. 


HOW LONG, REPAIR ? 


REPAIR. 
REPAIR, REPORT. 


REPAIRED. 
REPAIRED. 
REPAIRED SOON. 


REPORT. 


AMIDSHIPS MOST, 
AMMUNITION. 
ARMS. 

BEAMS. 


‘BOATS. 


BOILER-S. 
Bow. 
BOwSPRIT. 
CARGO. 
CHRONOMETER. 


CONDENSER, FR.WATER 
CONDENSER, STEAM. 


CRANK-PIN. 
CRANK-SHAFT. 


Reference 
Nos 


614 


1140 
1145 
1557 


2218 


2418 

2482 
2545 
2548 
2744 
2939 
3207 
3209 
3336 
3337 


Signal 
Nos. 


3409 


3410 
3411 
3412 
3413 
3414 
J415 
3416 


3417 
3418 
3419 
3420 
3421 
3422 
3423 
3424 
3425 
3426 
3427 
3428 
3429 
3430 


3431 


"3432 
3433 


3434 


3435 
3436 
3437 
3438 
3439 
3440 
3441 
3442 


154 


INDEX WORDS. 


SIGNALS. 

DAMAGED.. cross-jack Word 16/ pc. cee eee ee 
Damaged... my cylindér is) 2. 6.-ee eae Aes 
Damaged ..or split, eylinder-head ps eee 
Damaged..enemy’s vessel is or appears to 

be slightly. | 
Damaged..my engine-s is or are slightly . 
Damaged..my false-keel is-..-..-.:..-... 
Damaged. .the flotilla is seriously ...----. 
Damaged .-.the flotilla is slightly .......-. 
Damaged..or sprung, my fore-mast is -.... 
Damaged ..or sprung, my fore-topmast is - 
Damaged ..or sprung, my fore-topsail-yard 

is. 
Damaged..or sprung, my fore-yard is. .... 
Damaged..or disabled, the guns are...--. | 
Damaged.-have you been?....-.......--. 
Damaged..the hull is badly........-....- 
Damageg..the hull is slightly.-.......... | 
Damaged. have Deen ..7. 22. J... o- 2k 
Damaged..or sprung, my main-mast is.... 
Damaged..main-shaft is eas a earls ot Be. 
Damaged..or sprung, main-topmast is.-... 
Damaged..or sprung, main-topsail-yard is. 


Damaged. -or sprung, main-yard is ...--.. 
Damaged. .my masts are ......-..- Saereustis x 
Doamaged..or sprung, my mizzen-mast is-. 


Damaged..or sprung, my mizzen-topmast 
is. 


Damaged..or sprung, my mizzen-topsail- 
yard is. 


Damaged ..mortar-vessel-s is or are. ..---- 


Damaged..the paddle-wheels and houses 
are. 


Damaged.. greatly, the place designated 
has been, by a hurricane or 


storm. 
Damaged..the powder is........-.--...-. 
Damaged. .the prize is../...2 2 Sail ee --s - 
Damaged..the propeller_is....-.......--- 
Damaged..the provisions are....-....---- 
Damaged ..the rigging is....... glk Gee ts 
Damaged ..the rock-shaft is ....s...5..-.. 


Damaged. .the rudder is 


Damaged. .the rudder-post is 


CRroSS-JACK. 
CYLINDER. 
CYLINDER-HEAD. 
ENEMY’S VESSEL. 


ENGINE-S. 
FALSE-KEEL. 


FLOTILLA, SERIOUSLY. | 
FLOTILLA, SLIGHTLY. 
.FORE-MAST. 


FORE-TOPMAST. 
FORE-TOPSAIL-YARD. 


FORE-YARD. 
GUNS. 

Have? 

HULL, BADLY. 
HULL, SLIGHTLY. 
I HAVE. 
MAIN-MAST. 
MAIN-SHAFT. 
MAIN-TOPMAST. 
MAIN-TOPSAIL-YARD. 
MAIN-YARD. 
MASTs. 
MIZZEN-MAST. 
MIZZEN-TOPMAST. 


MIZZEN-TOPSAIL-YARD. 


MoOrTAR-VESSEL-S. 
PADDLE-WHEELS. 


PLACE, HURRICANE. 


POWDER. 
PRIZE. 
PROPELLER. 
PROVISIONS. ~ 
RIGGING, 
ROCK-SHAFT. 
RUDDER. 
RUDDER-POST. 


Loe 


ial SIGNALS. INDEX Woips.  } ae 
= ce 
3443'| DAMAGED..the sails are..-....-.--..... .--- SAILs. 
3444 Damaged..the screw-shbaft is. .........--. SCREW-SHAFYT. 
Damaged..the ship is badly, amidships-.. .| SHtP, BADLY. 1139 
3445 Damaged..my shrouds are....-..-------- SHROUDS. 
3446 Damaged. -.the smoke-stack is ...--.------ SMOKE-STACK. 
3447 Damaged..the spars are....-..--.-...-.-- SPARS. 
3448 Damaged..the steam-chest or drum is ..-..) STEAM-CHEST, . 
3449 _Damaged..my stem is..--.------ BS Porataigte : STEM. 
3450 Domaged..my stetn. is2..:2--+..2--2--5-- STERN. 
8451 Damaged..my stern-post is ...-.........- STERN-POST. 
3452 Damaged..surf-boat-s is or are...----..--- SURE-BOAT-S. 
3453 Damaged. .the turret is ..---..----- igh ade TURRET. 
3454 Damaged... the valve-gear is........------ VALVE-GEAR. 
3455 Damaged..this, or the vessel designated, | VESSEL, SERIOUSLY. 
is very seriously. 
3456 Damaged..this, or the vessel designated, | VESSEL, SLIGHTLY. | 
is slightly. | | 
3457 Damaged. .the wheel is ...-.....--..----- WHEEL. 
Pls att ae GLOVE BECO cotta ens a dane ~aiein os AHEAD. 348 
Danger. -how does the, discovered bear? | How, BEAR? 2219 
_ Answer by compass signal. 
3458 ORGET.. ON HUG SOC: DEIN 2 6. ae wen oe kel yee LEE BRAM. 
3459 WON GEr.- Cate TOO DOW rn saan ae qew.s ret oun LEE. BOW. 
Danger..go ahead, look out for, and re- | LOOK OUT, AHEAD. 976 
port by signal any, that may 
be discovered. 
3460 Da myer lOO ea poll Aas = oi game ey alae Os Look Out, BREAKERS. 
3461 SNUGI? GHOLE: War LG oi late a4 wine a eiece es as = No. 
3462 Danger. there is Do, S€6ns.-2 es No. 
3463 Danger..there is, in the direction indi- | SEEN, DIRECTION. 
cated by compass signal. 
3464 Danger .. this or the vessel indicated is in-| VESSEL. 
3465 Danger ..on the weather beam ...--...... WEATHER BEAM, 
3466 Danger..on the weather bow ..-.....----. WEATHER BOW. 
DANGEROUS..the ‘anchorage is. ..--....-..- ANCHORAGE. 1362 
Dangerous..the bar is, at present.....-.-- BAR. 2128 
Dangerous= the coast- is... 3.5.52... 25205 Coast. 3021 
3467 Dangerous.:the entrance is -..--.-..--.%. ENTRANCE 
3468 Dangerous ..it will be, to proceed further.| FURTHER. 
3469 Dangerous ..shoals, rocks, or reefs are near | SHOALS, NEAR. 
you. 


3470 | DANISH..-the flag shown by the vessel seen is.| FLAG. 


156 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


DARKNESS..take advantage of, to examine 
the channels. 


Darkness..take advantage of, to commu- 
nicate with me. 


Darkness ..take advantage of, to run in .. - 
Darkness. .take advantage of, to run out.. 


Darkness .. take adv’tage of, to run past the 
enemy’s fort-s and battery-ies. 


Darkness .. take advantage of, to get sound- 
ings in the channel. 


Darkness ..take advantage of, to withdraw 
from your present position. 


Darkness..avail yourself of the, to exe- 
cute your orders. 


Darkness. the enemy may avail himself of 
the, to escape. 


DASH +. at theanemy 02. <n o- see see aloe 


Dash..at the enemy’s boats and small 
craft. 


Dash..at the enemy boldly 


Dash..at the enemy’s center....-....- pa ne 
Dash..at the enemy's rear. ........5. o2-- 
Dash..at the enemy’s weak point 


Dash..at the enemy’s van 


esrer ene ee ee ce ee = 


DATE..indicated, an attack will be made at.. 


DATES.-.what are your latest, from the fleet ? 


Dates..what are your latest from home ? 
Answer the day of the month 
by numeral signal. 


Dates..what are your latest, from the seat 
of war? Answer the day of 
the month by numeral signal. 


DAY.-.on what, of the month did you arrive ? 
Answer by numeral signal. 


Day..on what, of the month was the 
battle fought? Answer by 
numeral signal. 


Day..celebrate thé... 2. 1- =. en aa eee 


Day -..on what, of the month will you be 
ready for sea? Answer by nu- 
meral signal. 


Day..on what, of the month did you see 
or fall in with the fleet? An- 
swer by numeral signal. 


DAYS’..coal on board for full steaming, num- 


ber of; report or answer by nu- 
meral signal, 


ADVANTAGE, CHAN’LS. 
ADVANTAGE, COMMU- 
NICATE. 
ADVANTAGE, RUN IN. 
ADVANTAGE, RUN OUT. 
ADVANTAGE, RUN PAST 


ADVANTAGE, SOUND’GS 
ADVANTAGE, WITHD’W. 
AVAIL. 


AVAIL, ENEMY. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY’S BOATS. 


ENEMY, BOLDLY. 
ENEMY’S CENTER. 
ENEMY’S REAR. 
ENEMY’S WEAK POINT. 
ENEMY’S VAN. 
ATTACK. 

WHAT, FLEET ? 


WHAT, HOME ? 


WHAT, SEAT OF WAR? 


ARRIVE 2? 


BATTLE FOUGHT? 


CELEBRATE. 
READY, SEA? 


SEE, FLEET? 


COAL ON BOARD. 


Reference 
Nos 


i@.8) 
@® 
a 


887 


2030 


2031 


2495 


1908 


1668 


2202 


2817 


Signal 


| Nos. 


3482 


3483 


3484 


3485 


3486 


3487 
3488 


3489 


3490 
3491 


3492 | 


3493 
3494 
3495 


3496 
3497 
3498 
3499 
3000 


157 


SIGNALS. 


DAYS..-how many, will be required to pre-. 
pare you for sea? 


Days..-how many, will it take to repair 
your damage? 

Days’.. water, how many, have you on 
hand ? 

DAY DISTINGUISHING - PENNANT .. hoist 
your, 

Day distinguishing-pennant..of the vessel 
under your command, while in this 
fleet, is that now shown or that 
which will be described by tele- 
graphic signal immediately after 
this signal is answered. 

DAY-STATION. UFEROING YOURS = 2 dos s5 Skee ees 

Day-station..abandon or withdraw from 

your. 


DAYLIGHT ..-offieers and men must be all 
aboard by. 


Daylight .:sail or proceed at.--.-.....-.-- 


DEAD..or killed, Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief is. 


Dead..the American Consul at this port 
or the one designated is. 
Dead..arrange for burying the........--. 
Dead..bury the, at the hour indicated. --. 
Dead..or killed, the Captain is.....- eee 
Dead..or killed, the Chief Engineer is... . 
Dead..or killed, the Chief of Staff is...... 
Dead..or killed, the Commander is. ....-. 
Dead..or killed, the Commanding Officer is 
Dead..or killed, the Commodore is- ..---. 
Dead..or killed, the Executive Officer is-. 
Dead..the Fleet Engineer is -....--.-.--- 
Dead..the Fleet Paymaster is....-.....-- 
Dead..the Fleet Surgeon is .-......-.-..- 
Dead..or killed, marine Officer is ......-... 
Dead..the officer is, whose name and rank 
will be communicated by tele- 
graphic signal. 
Dead: Me rayimaster 1s? 6.2052 
Dead ..the President of the United States is 
Dead..the Secretary of the Navy is...-..-. 
Dead. -Ath® Sargeon Is... 5 .:.0.66-eneaeee 
Dead..the wounded or injured man is..-. 


INDEX WoRrDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


PREPARE, SEA? 
REPAIR, DAMAGE ? 


WATER, ON HAND? 


HoIrst. 


SHOWN, DESCRIBED. 


RESUME. 
WITHDRAW. 


ALL ABOARD. 


PROCEED. ° 


ADMIRAL. 


AMERICAN CONSUL. 


ARRANGE. 

Bury. 

CAPTAIN. 

CHIEF ENGINEER. 
CHIEF OF STAFF, 
COMMANDER. 


COMMANDING OFFICER 


COMMODORE. 


EXECUTIVE OFFICER. 


FLEET ENGINEER. 
FLEET PAYMASTER. 
FLEET SURGEON. 
MARINE OFFICER. 
OFFICER. 


PAYMASTER. 
PRESIDENT. 


SECRET’Y OF THE NAVY 


SURGEON. 
WOUNDED. 


3112 


1031 


769 


1120 


1611 
2645 
2723 
2914 
2920 
3073 
3086 |! 


Nos. 


3502 
3903 


3521 
3522 
3523 

3524 


Signal 


158 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


DEAD RECKONING..-report your position | REPORT POSITION. 
by, at noon to-day ; latitude first, 
and then longitude, with an- 
swering pennant between de- 
grees and minutes. 


DECEIVE. the enemy, andvaroe to, by} alter-| ENDEAVOR, ALTER 


ing course after dark. COURSE. 
Deceive..the enemy may attempt to, you..| ENEMY, ATTEMPT. 


DECISIVE..the battle has been -.......-.... BATTLE. 
DECKS ..shore ip, yours... -2-- -e ee eee eeeere SHORE. 


DECLARED.. war against us, the nation has, | WAR AGAINST US. 
whose flag is shown. 


DECLINE. .all assistance..-.....-.-./5...-.. ASSISTANCE. 
Decline. .to exchange salutesiiy eels oeue. EXCHANGE SALUTES. 
Decline..to receive the flag of truce ..-.-.-. FLAG OF TRUCE. 
Decline-: ati interview °255 osie oe eee ....| INTERVIEW. 
Decline..all offers of civilities........---. OFFERS, CLVILITIES. 


Decline..all overtures from the people on | OVERTURES. 
shore. 


Decline..the proposed terms of the enemy .| TERMS PROPOSED. 
DECLINED..an interview has been....-...... INTERVIEW. 


DECOY ..act as a, the vessel designated will. .| Act. 


Decoy..endeavor to, the enemy’s vessels | ENEMY, ENDEAVOR. 
off the coast. 


Decoy ..endeavor to, the strange vessel in.| STRANGE VESSEL. 


DECOYED..do not be, out of supporting dis- | Do NOT BE. 


tance. 
DECOYS. .-send out or dispatch..-....------. DISPATCH. 
DECREASE..your distance...-...:.......... DISTANCE. 
Decrease... YOUr BPCed= 2a ve ean ceric aie ene, SPEED. 
DEEPENING..the water is..-.......-. of penta | WATER, 
DEFEATED. .the enemy has been ...--.-.--- | Enemy. 
Defeated..we have been... .. sen aecesien- WE. 
DEFECTION..appears to be prevalent...--.. PREVALENT. 
DEFECTIVE..the arms aré (i..eesunesesel-s ARMS. 
Defective..the arrangements are.....----- ARRANGEMENTS. 
Defective..the gun-gear is... -. ie Te GUN-GEAR. 


DEFECTS..remedy the, as soon as possible. ..| RemEpy. 
Defects .. have all been remedied. .........| REMEDIED. 
Defects..report, by telegraphic signal..... REPORT. 


Referenec 
Nos 


1102 


1992 
695 


| 1847 


658 


1558 
1624 


159 


Signal 
| Nos. 


3525 


3526 


3527 


3 


528 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WonrpDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


DEFENSE. .-arm for immediate 


Defense..no great, can be made with the 
present force. 


eer eee oe eee ewe 


Defense..& good, can be made 


DEFENSES..ascertain the state of the. ...--. 


DEFEND.. yourself, until assistance reaches 


you. 


Defend..and hold the battery-ies or place 
until re-enforcements reach you. 


WJeTenia tae CUANNOL. oot cae a'o tects ewe 
Defend..the entrance.....-...- Pe ccindila. 
Defend..the vessel, place, or position as 
long as possible. 
BEEN SLY b cact om thes. .<-.< se ened Sade 
-L intend to act on the 


Defensive . 
PEN Ly tie Ome ON TARO andes sculea seas 
DEFENSIVE WORKS..erect...-..-.---..-.- 
DEFER..the execution of the last order until 


further orders. 
Defer..the execution of your orders...--. 


DEFICIENCIES..in boys, report .........-... 
Deficiencies ..in coal-heavers, report. ...... 
Deficiencies..in crew, report by signal ..-.- 


Deficiencies ..in engineers, will report by 
telegraphic signal. 


Deficiencies ..in firemen, report 


Deficiencies..in landsmen, report..---.--- 
Deficiencies ..in supplies, make good your. 


Deficiencies ..of all officers, report by tele- 


graphic signal. 
Deficiencies..in ordinary seamen, report. -- 
Deficiencies..of provisions, report 


Deficiencies ..in seamen, report..---- aos aie 


Defjiciencies..of watch-officers, report - 


Deficiencies.. will be reported by tele- 
on signal. 


DELAY. -is or has been caused by bad weather. 
Delay -. breakfast 


Delay.-report cause of your absence from 
or, in returning to your station. 


Delay..departure of the expedition until 
_ further orders. 


ARM. 

NO GREAT. 
GoopD, MADE, 
ASCERTAIN. 


ASSISTANCE. 


BATTERY-IES, HOLD. 


e 
CHANNEL. 
. ENTRANCE. 
POSITION, VESSEL. 


Act, I INTEND. 
TAKE. 
ERECT. 


EXECUTION, ORDERS. 


ORDERS. - 


BOYS, REPORT. 
COAL-HEAVERS. 
CREW, REPORT. 
ENGINEERS, REPORT. 


FIREMEN, REPORT. 
LANDSMEN, REPORT. 
MAKE GOOD. 
OFFICERS, REPORT. 


ORDIN’Y SEA’N,REPORT 


PROVISIONS, REPORT. 
SEAMEN, REPORT. 
W ATCH-OFFICERS. 


WILL REPORT. 


BAD WEATHER. 
BREAKFAST. ° 
CAUSE, REPORT. 


DEPARTURE, EXPEDI- 
TION. 


1496 


659 
660 


160 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


DELAY..departure of strange vessel, or the | DEPARTURE. 
one about to depart. 


Deldy-- dinner 2. Fee ew ss aeeeee eee ee DINNER. 

Delay ..further, cannot be allowed... -... FURTHER. 
Delay..there must be no unnecessary - -.-.- NO UNNECESSARY. 
Delay =. Suppers? See aasics see Ne 5 one SUPPER. 

Delay ..the, has been unavoidable... ...--. | UNAVOIDABLE. 
Delay...what causes your?.+..2.0.-.-.... WHAT CAUSES? 


DELAYED..I am or have been, by causes | CAUSES, WILL REPORT. 


which will be reported by tele- 
graphic signal. 


Delayed.- operations will not be...-...--- OPERATIONS. 
Delayed .-operations must not be unneces- | OPERATIONS. 
sarily. 
Delayed..operations may be, by foul wea- | OPERATIONS. 
ther. 
DELIBERATEDY2-tire'mere-. ise... .4.- 56s | FIRE. 


DELIVER.-ammunition to this or the vessel | AMMUNITION. 
designated in quantities and of 
kinds indicated. 


Deliver ..the communications or dispatches | DISPATCHES. 
without unnecessary loss of time. 


Deliver ..by hail, to the boat or vessel the | HAIL, ORDERS. 
orders which will be commu- 
nicated to you by signal. 


Deliver..the message which will be com- | MrssaGeE. 
municated to you by telegraphic 
signal, immediately after this 
signal is answered, to the Ad- 
miral or Commander-in-Chief or 
the commander of the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Deliver..the prisoner-s to the Provost- | PRISONER-S. 
Marshal or other proper author- 
ity at the place designated. 


Deliver..the prize, witnesses, and papers | PRIZE, WITNESSES. 


found on board to the Marshal of 
the District Court at the place 
which will be indicated, and re- 
turn to your station. 


Deliver .. provisions to this or vessel desig- | PROVISIONS. 
nated in quantities and of kinds 
indicated. 


Deliver..the refugees to the military au- | ReruGEEs. 
thorities here or at. the place 
designated. 


Deliver..water to this or the vessel desig- | WATER. 
nated. 


DEMAND..the surrender of the place... -.--. SURRENDER. 


| Reference 
Nos. 


2805 


it 


Signal 
Nos. 


161 


SIGNALS. 


3563 


3064 
3065 
3066 


DEMAND..an unconditional surrender....... 
DEMOLISH..the enemy’s works.......-...-.. 


DEMOLISHED..enemy’s works are or have 
been. 
DEMONSTRATIONS ..the enemy is making... 
Denonstrations .make, at the point which 
will be designated. 
DEMORALIZED. -enemy’s army is greatly-.. 
Demoralized..our forces have become....- - 


DEPART -.. the Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief will, from the fleet or 
station on the day of the pres- 
ent month which will be indi- 
cated next by numeral signal. 


DEPARTURE..of the expedition, delay the, 
until further ordérs. 


Departure..of the strange vessel or the 
one about to depart, delay. 


Departure..make preparations for an early 

Departure..of the expedition, expedite the 

Departure..of the strange vessel or the 
one about to depart, prevent. 


DEPOT.. proceed to the, and fill up with sup- 
plies. 


DEPREDATIONS..prevent any, from being 
committed. 


DEPRESS..your guns for firing at close quar- 
ters. 
Jerenes, VOUT Un eeINOLG. 4c. cise a2 «1.12 5. « 
DEPTH OF WATER..in fathoms indicated 
by numeral signal, anchor in. 


Depth of water..on the bar is insufficient 
for this vessel to pass over. 


Depth of water..on the bar, in feet, is or 
will be shown by numeral 
signal. 

Depth of water..on the bar is sufficient for 

’ . ; 
this vessel to pass over. 


Depth of water..average, in the bayou will 
be shown by numeral signal in 
feet. 


Depth of water..in the channel, ascertain, 


and report, by numeral signal, 
in feet. 


Depth of water..is diminishing. .......-.- 


“INS 


INdDéx Worps. 


Reference 
Nos 


SURRENDER, UNCOND’L 


ENEMY’S WORKS. 


ENEMY’S. 


ENEMY. 
MAKE. 


ENEMY’S, ARMY. 
OUR FORCES. 


ADMIRAL. 


DELAY. 
DELAY. 


EARLY. 
EXPEDITE. 
PREVENT. 


PROCEED. 
PREVENT. 


GUNS. 


GUNS. 


ANCHOR, FATHOMS. 
BAR, INSUFFICIENT. 


Ba, FEET. 


BAR, SUFFICIENT. 


BAYOU, EET. 


CHANNEL, ASCERTAIN. 


DIMINISHING. 


794 


162 


Signal 
Nos. 


{ 3581 


s SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorpDs. 


DEPTH OF WATER..in fathoms, is shown 
by numeral signal. 


Depth of water ..in fathoms, do not go into 
a less number than is now shown 
by numeral signal. 


Depth of water..in fathoms, I have the 
number indicated by numeral 
signal. 


Depth of water..what, in fathoms are you 

in? 
DESERTER-S..endeavor to arrest the ..-... - 
Deserter—-s..or fugitive-s, arrest the ..---. 


Deserter-s..or fugitive-s has or have been 
arrested. 


Deserter-s..or fugitive-s has or have not 
been arrested. 


Deserter-s..send ashore for. .......-...--- 


Deserter-s..examine the, and endeavor to 
obtain useful information. 


Deserter-s..received on board; informa- 
tion obtained will be communi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


Deserter—s..-has or have no information... - 


DESERTED..the country appears to be.-.--.. 


_ Deserted..some of my men have; the nnm- 
ber will be indicated by numeral 
signal. 


» Deserted..the place occupied by the ene- 

‘ my is. 
DESIGNS..-ascertain if possible the enemy’s.. 
Designs..I have been frustrated in my ... 
DESIGNATED..that which will be, by tele- 


graphic signal has been carried 
away. 


, Designated. vessel; recalls.-2..,- seen ees 


DESTROY .-the ammunition. ..-.. 2-2 seeee ee 
Destroy..land and, the armory. ..---.-.---. 
Destroy ..the arsenal lig. ae epee 
Destroy ..the artillery 222. -e-ceete see es 
Destroy..the baggage before retreating... 
Destroy .-land and, the barracoon-s....-.- 


Destroy ..the booms.........-... 


meer ee we ee 


Destroy..land and, the bridge.........--. 


FATHOMS. 


FATHOMS, DO NOT. 


I HAVE, FATHOMS. 


WHAT, FATHOMS ? 


ARREST. 
ARREST. 
ARRESTED. 


ARRESTED. 


ASHORE, SEND. 
EXAMINE. 


INFORMATION. 
INFORMATION. 
COUNTRY. 


MEN. 


PLACE. 


ASCERTAIN, EXEMY’S. 


FRUSTRATED. 


CARRIED AWAY. 


RECALL. 


AMMUNITION. 
ARMORY. 
ARSENAL. 
ARTILLERY. 
BAGGAGE. 
BARRACOON-S. 
BARRICADE-S, 
BATTERY-IES. 
Booms. 
BRIDGE. 


a a | ; 


Reference 


1633 | 
1632 | 


1641 


1642 


17456 


3296 


“163 


INDEX WORDS. 


| 
Signal SIGNALS. 
DESTROY ..the buildings. ...-. as da ene om ate arte 
: TIE Oe UNO CATIO. co ses - <3 oni cen nese = 
358i Destroy--the dry-doek!« - 222.222.553.522. 
3984 Destroy..or sink the principal vessel of 
the enemy. 
Destroy..the enemy’s ammunition... --... 
Destroy ..the enemy’s arms-..--...---..., 
Destroy.-.the enemy’s baggage-train..-.-.. 
Destroy..the enemy’s battery-ies......--. 
Destroy ..the enemy’s boat-s -..........-: 
3085 Destroy..enemy’s coal or other supply 
vessel-s. 
Destroy..send boats to tow off and, the 
enemy’s fire-raft-s or ship-s. 
3586 Destroy ..the enemy’s fire-raft-s or vessel-s 
3587 Destroy ..the enemy’s flag-ship --..-..---- 
Destroy..the enemy’s fortification-s..-.--. 
3588 Destroy..the enemy’s property...---.---. 
| Destroy .-attack and, enemy’s salt-works. - 
3089 Destroy..the enemy’s means of transpor- 
tation. 
3590 Destroy..everything you cannot bring off 
with safety. 
3091 Destroy..everything of value to the enemy 
3092 Destroy ..the gun-carriages ...... -......- 
3593 Doestroyssthe Pius. .-. 22. ee 5 ese eee 
3o94 Destroy..land and, the military forces-.... 


| 
_.| DESTROYED..the ammunition has been. .... 
| 


Destroy..or remove obstructions to navi- 
gation. 
Destroy..and abandon the place..-..- Pecks 


Destroy..the place, an attempt will be 
made to; the time for commenc- 
- ing the movement will be shown 

by private signal. 


Destroy..the prize-s if it or they cannot 
be brought off or out safely. 


Destroy..your or the vessel designated, if 
necessary to prevent it falling 
into the hands of the enemy. 


Destroy ..the vessel-s to prevent it or their 
falling into the enemy’s hands. 


Destroy..the works and return on board 
with your force. 


Destroyed..the arsenal has been 


BUILDINGS. ° 
CARGO. 
DRY-DOCK. 
ENEMY. 


ENEMY’S, AMMUNITION 
ENEMY’S, ARMS. 
ENEMY’S, BAGGAGE. 
ENEMY’S, BATTERY-IES 
ENEMY’s, BOAT-S. 
ENEMY’s COAL. 


ENEMY’S FIRE-RAFT-S. 


ENEMY’S FIRE-RAFT-S. 
ENEMY’S FLAG-SHIP. 
ENEMY’s FORTIFIC’N-S 
ENEMY’S, PROPERTY. 
ENEMY’S, SALT-WORKS | 
ENEMY’S TRANSPORT’N 


EVERYTHING. 


EVERYTHING. 
GUN-CARRIAGES. 
GUNS. 
MILITARY. 


OBSTRUCTIONS, 


PLACE, ABANDON, 
PLACE, ATTEMPT. 


PRIZE-S. 


VESSEL. 


AMMUNITION. 
ARSENAL. 


1147 


1559 


2112 | 


2174 


2385 


2449 


2315 


1963 


2317 | 


511 
1993 


2318 


| 2320 


2319 


2321 


1148 


1692 | 


164 


7 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. | INDEX WORDS. 


DESTROYED..the barracoon-s has or have | BARRACOON-S. 


been. | 
Destroyed..the barricade-s is or are. ..-.-... , BARRICADE-S. 
Destroyed..the barricade-s is or are not. -.| BARRICADE-S. 
Destroyed..the boom has been..-......-... Boom. 
Destroyed..the enemy has, the bridge. ....| BRIDGE, ENEMY. 
Destroyed ..we have, the bridge ..--...-.. BRIDGE, WE. 


Destroyed..the enemy has, his disabled | DISABLED, ENEMY. 
vessel-s, 


Destroyed..the enemy has, the dry-dock ..| DRy-pDock. 


Destroyed..the enemy’s ammunition. has | ENEMY’s, AMMUNITION 
been. 


Destroyed..the enemy’s battery-ies and | ENEMY’s, BATTERY-IES 
works bave been. 


3995 | Destroyed..the enemy’s fire-raft-s is or | ENEMY’s FIRE-RAFT-S, 
are. 

O96 Destroyed..the enemy’s salt-works have | ENEMyY’s SALT-WORKs. 
been. 


Destroyed..the enemy’s vessel-s has or | ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
have been. 


Destroyed..I have, the enemy’s works. ....| ENEMY’S WORKS. 
Destroyed..the enemy has, the light-house.| LIGHT-HOUSE, 


Destroyed..or removed, I have, the ob- | OBSTRUCTIONS. 
structions in the channel. 


Destroyed. -communication by railroad is..) RATLRO’D, COM’CATION. 
3097 | Destroyed... thetarget. is ... 2... 228". Att TARGET. 

Destroyed. .the vessel designated has been.,; VESSEL. 

| Destroyed..the enemy kas, his works, and | WORKS, ENEMY. 

is retreating. 


| 3098 | Destroyed ..our works have been...-.-.-...- | WORKS, OUR. 
3599 | DETACH..squadron designated to chase in | CHASE. 


the direction that will be indi- 
-cated by compass signal. 


if 
| Detach ..vessel-s to chase ......-.----- .--| CHASE. 
Delach..a vessel to communicate..... .--- COMMUNICATE. 
Detach. .a vessel to convoy. ..---..--..--- Convoy. 
3600 Detach: . vessels for flankers.-.........22. FLANKERS. 
S601 | Detach .. vessels for guard-duty. ...2...--. Guan. 
| 3602 Detach..vessel-s designated from your | Look OUT, AHEAD. 
division to go ahead and look- 
out. / 
3603 Detach ..vessels for picket-duty ......---. | PICKET. 
| 
3604 | Detach..vessel-s designated from your | Picker. 
division for picket-service. 


| Reference 


| 
| 
{ 
i 


Nos. 


2323 
2322 


232d 


2324 
1151 


2329 
2326 
2331 


d151 


233: 
2328 


2873 
3Ll9 
3251 


3605 Detach..vessels to reconnoiter .........-- RECONNOITER. | 


Signal 


165 


Nos. SIGNALS. 


3606 | DETACH.-.one of the vessels of your division 
to report to me for special service. 


3607 | DETACHED... vessels, recall all-..........--. 


3608 Detached .. vessel-s, surround and cut off.. 

tod AL PUATO~DCAt—S.'.. aa. yh ae eet 

3610 Detail..guard-vessel-s....-...-...------. 

3611 Detail. lookout-vessel-s ....-.°: .......--: 

3612 Detail..marine guard for service. .....--. 

3613 Detail.. picket vessel-s or boat-s .....---. 

3614 Detail..of officers und men for expedition, 
send. 

3615 Detail..make and send, of boats, officers, 
and men available for special 
service. 

3616 Detail..of officers for special duty, send .. 

3617 | DETAILED. .guard-boat-s have been...-.--. 

3618 Detailed .. guard-beat-s have not been..-.. 

3619 Detailed. .guard-vessels have been . .---. 

3620 Detailed... guard-vessel-s have not been. - - 

8621 Detailed..marines have been.....-...---. 

3622 Detailed. .marines have not been... .--.--- 

3623 Detailed..men have been :...5. 22.226 6.2. 

3624 Detailed..men have not been ’.......-.---. 

3625 Detailed ..ofticers have been.......-..---- 

3626 Detailed. .ofticers have not been.-...--.-.--- 

3627 Detailed..officers have been, for special 
duty. 

3628 Detailed. .picket-vessel-s have been ....-. 

3629 Detailed..picket-vessel-s have not been. -. 

3630 | DETAILED MEN.. disembark ..-......------. 

DETAIN~ {the coul-vessel....... 2.---. 2.92205 

3031 Detain ..the flag-of-truce boat or vessel - -. 

3632 Detiies- 166 Maitwoat: . 5 5s. ea. 

3633 DetatwviMne Messen ger. .2 25... 27 ee. 

Detain.. board the approaching or passing 
vessel, ascertain her character, 
destination, and place of depart- 
ure, which report by signal, and, 
until an answer is returned. 

3634 Detain..the strange vessel. ....-.......-- 

| 3635 Detain..the supply-vessel .......-..-.--. 
| 3636 Detain..thé suspicious vessel .......-- ae 


INDEX WORDS. 


VESSEL, SPECIAL SERV- 


ICE. 


RECALL. 


SURROUND, CUT OFF. 


GUARD-BOAT-S. 
GUARD-VESSEL-S. 


LOOKOUT-VESSEL-S. 


MARINE GUARD. 
PICKET-VESSEL-S. 
SEND, EXPEDITION. 


SEND BOATS, OFFICERS, 


&C. 


° 


SEND, OFFICERS. 


GUARD-BOAT-S. 
GUARD-BOAT-S. 
GUARD-VESSEL-S. 
GUARD-VESSEL-S. 
MARINES. 
MARINES. 

MEN. 

MEN. 

OFFICERS. 
OFFICERS. 
OFFICERS. 


PICKET-VESSEL-S. 
PICKET-VESSEL-S. 
DISEMBARK. 
COAL-VESSEL. 
FLAG OF TRUCE. 


MAIL-BOAT. 
MESSENGER. 


PASS’G VESSEL, BOARD 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
SUPPLY-VESSEL. 


SUSPICIOUS VESSEL. 


Reference 
Nos. 


3011 


166 


— 


Reference 


SIGNALS. INDEX WorRDs. 


| 
| 


DETAIN..the tender ......... ppecesecee utame TENDER 
Detain..the transport-s.-.-...--....--.--- TRANSPORT-S. 
Detain. the tage... e oss. cee ae eae TuG. 


Detain .. board and, the vessel or boat in- | VESSEL, BOARD. 2348 
dicated. 


Detain .. the vessol=.- oo. eee ee eee VESSEL. 


DETAINED..I have boarded and, flag-of-truce | BOARDED. 2354 
boat outside of our lines. 


Detained..1 have boarded and, strange | STRANGE VESSEL. 
vessel. 


Detained..I have been unavoidably. .-..--. UNAVOIDABLY. 


DETERMINE..variation of standard com- | VARIATION, COMPASS, | 1732 
pass frequently by azimuths, and ASCERTAIN. 
report by signal. 


DEVIATION ..of standard compass, report on | REPorT. 
course now steered. 


Deviation..of standard compass is or will SHOWN. 3164 
be next shown. ; 


[ Nore.—In reporting deviation and varia- 
tion of compass, hoist the nu- 
meral pennant above the signal 
numbers for easterly, and below 
for westerly variation, with the 
answering pennant between your 
degrees and minutes, when there | 
are minutes to report. ] 


DEVIATIONS..table of compass, may be re- | COMPASS, RELIABLE. 3169 
lied on. 


Deviations..table of compass,cannot be | COMPASS, UNRELIABLE| 3170 
relied on. 


Deviations ..of compass, have been deter- | COMPASS, DETERMINED) 3168 
mined by swinging ship. 


Deviations..of compass, swing your ship | COMPASS, SWING FOR. | 3167 


for. 
3644 | DIFFICULT... the landing is...--- Spee EL LANDING. 
3645 Dificult..the navigation is...-........... NAVIGATION. 
Difficult..the watering-place is, to reach | REACH, WATERING. 2419 
in boats. ; 
DIFFICULTIES..are constantly accumulat- | AccuMULATING. 648 
ing. 
3646 Difficulties... have been encountered. ...--. ENCOUNTERED. 


3648 Difficulties... have all been overcome ..--... OVERCOME. 


DIKE..or levee, has been cut above.....----. CUT ABOVE. 3376 
Dike..or levee, has been cut below ..-.---. CUT BELOW. 3377 
| 8649 Dike..or levee, has been repaired above ..| RePATRED ABOVE. 


3647 Difficulties... many, have been encountered.) ENCOUNTERED. 


3652 
3653 


3654 


| DINNER..the Admiral or 


3655 
3656 
3657 
3658 | 
3659 
3660 
3661 
3662 
3663 


167 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


| DIKE..-or levee, has been repaired below .. ~~. 


DIMINISH... rations 
Diminish.. present rate of speed.....----. 


DIMINISHING..the depth of water is 
Diminishing ..the disease is 


Diminishing ..the sick-list is...-.. .......-- 
Diminishing ..the swell on the bar is..---. 
Commander-in- 
Chief requests the favor of your 
company to, to-morrow at the 


hour which will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Dinner..the Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief requests the favor of your 
company to, to-day at the hour 
which will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. - 


Dinner ..there will be ample time for the 
people to get their. 
Dinner .. boats’ crews will get 


Dinner .. give boats’ crews, before sending 
them away. 


Dinner... boats’ crews will take their, with 
them. ; 
ERC Cr ae COLEG eich = hae fe dia aw 
Dinner..men will take, with them ...... : 
Dinner ..is not ready for the crew .-..-.--- 
Dinner ..let the people go to...--.......- 
Dinner. have the people had? ....-...--. 
Dinner ..the people have had ........-.... 
Dinner ..the people have not had......--- 
Dinner ..is ready for the crew....-...-.-- 
Dinner ..send, to working-parties.......-- 


Dinner... will be served to the men at the 
hour which will be indicated. 


DIRECT YOUR FIRE.-as will be shown by 
compass signal. 


Direct your fire..at the enemy’s barbette 


guns. 

Direct your fire-.at the enemy’s casemated | ENEMY’S CASEMATES. 
guns. | 

Direct your fire-.upon enemy’s headquar- | ENEMyY’s HEADQ’RS. 
ters. 

Direct your fire..more to the left.-.--..-... LEFT. 


Direct your fire..more to the right.-.--- Ee 


REPAIRED BELOW. 


RATIONS. 
SPEED. 


DEPTH OF WATER. © 
DISEASE. 
SICK-LIST. 

SWELL, BAR. 


ADMIRAL REQUESTS. 


ADMIRAL REQUESTS. 


AMPLE TIME. 


BOaTs’ CREWS. 
BOATS’ CREWS. 


Boats’ CREWS. 


DELAY. 
MEN, TAKE. 
NoT READY. 
PEOPLE. 
PEOPLE ? 
PEOPLE. 
PEOPLE, 
READY. 


SEND WORK’G-PARTIES 


SERVED, MEN. 


AS SHOWN. 


ENEMY’S BARBETTE. 


RIGHT. 


770 


1004 


1008 
1012 


168 


3067 


3668" 


3669 


3688 


Disappearing ..the epidemic is........---. 


EPIDEMIC. 


| 


2 

S 
SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 4 8 
A 

|e 

DIRECT YOUR FIRE..upon the town or | Town. 

place. 
Direct your fire..at the water-battery-ies.| WATER, BATTERY-IES. |. 1016 | 

DISABLED..[That is, Iam disabled, with the 

- interrogatory pennant over if, 

it will mean, Are you disabled ? ] 
Disabled..my engine-s is or are..-.....--. INGINE-S. | 
Disabled..or damaged, the guns are...-.-. GUNS. 3418 
Disabled..my guns are; number will be | GuNs. 

shown by numeral signal. 
Disabled..the gun-carriages are ......--- GUN-CARRIAGES. 
Disabled..my pilot is..--..--- om Sta oe COR PILo’. 
Disabled omy Tuddercis-2-o-¢icc ecw cae ss RUDDER. 
Disabled sy iSCre Ww, 1s20ect te gee ee SCREW. 
Disabled..my auxiliary steam-pump for | STEAM-PUMP. 2027 

freeing ship is. 
DISABLED VESSEL-S. -anchor....-......-- ANCHOR. 1243 
Disabled vessel-s..cover and protect the. -.| COVER, PROTECT. 3323 
Disabled vessel-s..the enemy has destroyed | ENEMY, DESTROYED. | 2325 
his. 

Disabled vessel-s..the enemy is attempting | ENEMY, ATTEMPTING, | 2003 
to capture our. CAPTURE. 

Disabled vessel-s..make the best of their.) Makr PLACE OF SAFE- 
way to a place of safety. TY; 

Disabled vessel-s..make sail......-...---. MAKE SAIL, ° 

Disabled vessel-s.. keep astern, and protect | PROTECT. 1875 
it or them. 

Disabled vessel-s..rally around the ..----.. RALLY. 

Disabled vessel-s..tow, out of acton....-. Tow. 

Disabled vessel-s..tow, into action....---. Tow. 

Disabled vessel-s..tow, into port or anchor- | Tow. 
age. 

Disabled vessel-s..withdraw out of range | WITHDRAW. 
of enemy’s guns. 
DISAPPEARED. -the cholera has entirely .--.| CHOLERA. 2928 
Disappeared ..all traces of the enemy have.| ENremy. 
Disappeared..the epidemic has. ...-..---.- EPIDEMIC. 
Disappeared..the small-pox has.-.--./....| SMALL-POX. 
Disappeared..the smoke seen has, en- | SMOKE. 
tirely. 

Disappeared .. the suspicious boat-s or ves- | SUSPICIOUS. 
sel-s has or have. 

Disappeared ..the yellow fever has....--.-. YELLOW FEVER. 

DISAPPEARING..the cholera is. ...... ene: CHOLERA. 2929 


169 


SIGNALS. 


DISAPPEARING..the small-pox is ......-... 
Disappearing ..the yellow fever is 


DISAPPROVED..the articles of agreement 
are. 


DISASTER..check, or repulse, the expedition 
has met with. 


Peder 2 Lanave Mey with. - os. ... «5: 

Disaster..I have not met with any.-...... 

Disaster..make report of the..........-... 

DISASTROUS..the action has been, to the 
enemy. 


Disastrous ..the action has been, to us..-. 


DISCHARGE... the captured person-s. ........ 
Discharge..your cargo 


a 


Discharge..the chartered vessel-s without 
unnecessary delay. 
Discharge.-your coal 


Discharge..from the service all persons 
whose terms have expired. 


Discharge - 
them. 


Discharge --.all mechanics 


Dischorgetoigurs.--- <i, . 2-2-0. 22 --- 
Discharge: -the prisoner-s .--.--.--.---... 


Discharge..yeur small-arms and reload 
them. 


DRGhOTGG UDO UNE «5 oe es. <5 cee see ones 
Discharge..the detained vessel-s or boat-s. 
Discharge.-theaworkmeén ---2./..2.....<-.. 


DISCIPLINE.-enforce strict, while absent 
from the fleet or vessel. 


Discipline.. preserve strict... .....---.--- 


DISCONNECT..the engine-s 
Disconnect. . propeller 


DISCONTENTED..crew is 


DISCONTINUE..the chase and resume course 
or station. 


aenerere ere se ewe eee eee wee 


Discontinue..duty, resume course or sta- 
tion. ~ 


Discontinue. .the action’ 


Discontinue..for the present, daily exer- 
cises. 


-your great guns and reload 


INDEX WORDS. 


SMALL-POX. 
YELLOW FEVER. 


ARTICLES, AGREEMENT 
EXPEDITION.: 
> 


HAVE MET ? 

MET. 

NOT ANY. 

REPORT, ACCOUNT. 


ACTION, ENEMY. 


ACTION, US. 


CAPTURED PERSON-S. 
CARGO. 
CHARTERED VESSEL-S. 


COAL. 
EXPIRED TERMS. 


GREAT GUNS. 


MECHANICS. 
PIrLor. 
PRISONER-S. 
SMALL-ARMS. 


TUG-S. 
VESSEL-S, BOAT-S. 
WorxkKMEN. 


ENFORCE STRICT. 


PRESERVE STRICT. 


ENGINE-SS. 
PROPELLER. 


CREW. 


ABANDON, CHASE. 
ABANDON, DUTY. 


ACTION. 
DAILY EXERCISES. 


1482 | 


615 
696 
687 
2737 
2746 
2870 


Jase |! 


2386 


170 


Discretion..make and shorten sail at your, 


to suit circumstances. 


she ih SIGNALS. INDEX Worbs. 
3707 | DISCONTINUE.. the present exercise. ........ EXERCISE. 
Discontinue..the present order or forma- | ORDER, CHASE. 
tion, and each vessel will pro- 
ceed in chase, at its greatest 
speed, on the compass course 
shown; keeping, however, 
within signal distance one of 
another. 
3708 | Discontinue..further preparations ........ PREPARATIONS. 
3709 Discontinue..all repairs on your vessel....| REPAIRS. 
3710 Discontinue..use of secret signal key’.....| SECRET KEY. 
D ie0bn Hale ea ee of secret signal key, and | SECRET KEY, CHANGE. 
use that whose number is 
shown by numeral signal. 
3711 Discontinue... steaming and make sail..... STEAMING. 
3712 | DISCOVER..anything, I have failed to ......| FAILED. 
DISCOVERED..I bave, the anchorage, the | ANCHORAGE. 
bearing of which will be in- 
dicated by compass signal. 
Discovered..the anchorage, have you ? ....| ANCH’RAGE,HAVEYOU? 
Discovered..I have, breastworks in the | BREASTWORKS. 
direction indicated by com- 
pass signal. 
Discovered..a conspiracy has been......-. CONSPIRACY. 
Discoveretl.. thé CONVOY. 482-2--m eee ee ee ee Convoy. 
aye GR Discovered..a vessel is, in distress, in the | DISTRESS, VESSEL. 
direction indicated by com- 
pass signal. 
3714 Discovered..the enemy is; direction will | ENrmy. 
be indicated. 
Discovered..the enemy’s battery—ies is or | ENEMY’S, BATTERY-U&s 
are. 
3715 Discovered ..the enemy’s encampment is. ..| ENEMyY’s, ENCAMPM’NT) 
3716 Discovered. - foreign men-of-war are; direc- | FOREIGN. 
tion will be indicated. 
3717 Discovered.. have you, anything?.........| HAVE you? 
3718 Discovered.-land, I have; direction will} LANnp. 
be shown by compass signal. 
3719 Discovered..the port or place is, in the di- | PORT, PLACE. 
rection indicated. 
3720 Discovered..a strange vessel is, in the di- | SrRANGE VESSEL. 
rection indicated. 
3721 Discovered..the enemy has, us...--.-.----- Us, ENEMY. 
DISCRETION... act.at your ....-2...0-. Ses hr AcT. 
Discretion..act with great ..........-- ee ACT: 
Discretion..anchor at your....-.....----- ANCHOR. 


CARRY, SAIL. 


Reference 
Nos. 


rw 
ea 
a] 
= 


2834 


1364 


1363 
2581 


2176 


661 
662 
1244 
2774 


3738 


3739 


171 


Pica. 
Oo 
Bie 
SIGNALS. . INDEX Wonbs. i) 
mA 
o 
= 
DISCRETION..chase at your, kaving due re- | CHASE. 2875 
gard to general orders. 
eheererion. tacks atin... J --Dse\saseeapece Tack 
Discretion ..tack or wear at .............. TACK, WEAR.. 
Discretion..use your, in pursuing the | USE, ENEMY. 
enemy. 
Discretion... use your, in coming near enemy| USE, ENEMY. 

DISEASE..the, is diminishing -.............. DIMINISHING. 3652 |. 

Disease..the, is epidemic ....-....-...--- EPIDEMIC. 
Disease. .the, is very fatal................ FATAL. 
Disease..the, is or has not been very fatal.| Fata, NOT. 
Disease.. the, is increasing -..........-.-. INCREASING. 
Disease..the, is of a malignant type...... MALIGNANT. 
Disease..the, is not epidemic. ...-......-.. NOT EPIDEMIC. 
Disease..the,:is yellow fever ....:...----. YELLOW FEVER. 
Disease..is not yellow fever...--.........| YELLOW FEVER. 
Disease..the, does not yield readily to or- | YIELD. 
dinary treatment. inate? 
Disease ..the, yields readily to proper treat- | YIELDS, READILY. 
ment. A 
DISEASES..of a febrile character are prev- | FEBRILE, 
alent and on the increase. 
Diseases..of an endemic nature are prev- | ENDEMIC,. NATURE. 
alent here or at the place indi- 
cated. 
Diseases..of an epidemic character pre- | EPIDEMIC, CHARACTER 
vail here or at the place indi- 
cated. 
Diseases..here or at the place indicated | NoT FATAL. 
have not been very fatal. 

DIS EM PA a Remgy 726 Senate wee ane cm <= = ALL ARMS. 1036 
Disembark the, artillery 3-224 52.20.20 223). ARTILLERY. 1714 
Disembark..the attacking troops. -.--..---- ATTACKING TROOPS. 1987 
Disembark..the battalion-s ...--.--.--.-. BATTALION-S. 2165 
Disembark..the blue-jackets ........-.--. BLUE-JACKETS. 2334 

. Disembark..the cavalry .-.-.--..----------- CAVALRY. 2809 
Disembark..the detailed men. ..-....----- DETAILED MEN. 3630 
Disembark..equipments and supplies. ....| EQUIPMENTS. 
Disembark..the field artillery ...-.-. .----.| FIELD, ARTILLERY. 1718 
Disembark..the Gatlings. .--.-....---..2-- GATLINGS. 

Disembark..the heavy guns .-...---..----- HEAVY GUNS. 
Disembark..land and, the howitzers and | HOWITZERS, BOATS. 2432 


Disembar 


field-pieces. © 
Wer bee ROLANLTY sos Cees eee eas 


INFANTRY. 


172 


3765 
3766 


3767 


3768 
3769 


SIGNALS. 


DISEMBARK..the land-forces or army ....--- 
Disembark..the marines 


Disembark..the prisoners 
Disembark..th6 tM00psso22 de oe ae se 


DISEMBARKED..ammunition is 
Disembarked artillery is.......-....---.- 


eowewrr ce ececee 


Disembarked..the enemy has....-....--.-.- 
Disembarked..all equipments are.....---- 
Disembarked ..all necessaries are......---. 
Disembarked..our forces are.....--------- 


DISEMBARKING..all arms are.......--- ---. 


Disembarking..the enemy’s army or land- 
forces are. 


Disembarking..all equipments are.....-.-. 

Disembarking..our forces are..----..---.. 

DISGUISE... your movements and intentions 
as much as possible. 

Disquise.. preserve your........---...---« 

Disguises your Wessel «0 ae eee epee 


DISLODGE..the enemy from his position ---. 
Dislodge...I can, the enemy. ..-....-.0.-- 
Dislodge-..I cannot, the enemy ....-..-.--. 


DISLODGED..the enemy has been 


Dislodged..the enemy cannot be, with the 
present force. 


Dislodged..the enemy has not been. ..--.. 


DISMANTLE..the boats and haul them up... 
DismanttleS-the foKt-Ba. es ee ale oe oes eel 
Dismantle..the vessel-s.......---...--.-- 

DISMANTLED..the enemy’s vessel-s appear 

to be. 
Dismantled..the fort-s is or are 


eecees couse 


Dismaniled..the vessel-s is or are 


DISMOUNT..the guns 


e@oee eee 


DISMOUNTED.. the guns are, or have been -. 


Dismounted..some of my guns have been ; 
number will be indicated. 


DISORDER... the enemy’s fleet is in great. -.... 


Disorder ..enemy’s forces appear to be in 
great. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Exe 
LAND-FORCES, ARMY. 
MARINES. 

PRISONERS. 

TROOPS. 


AMMUNITION. 
ARTILLERY. 
ENEMY. 
EQUIPMENTS. 
NECESSARIES. 
OUR FORCES. 


ARMS. 
ENEMY’S, ARMY. 


EQUIPMENTS. 

FORCES. 

MOVEMENTS, INTEN- 
TIONS. 

PRESERVE. 

VESSEL. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


ENEMY HAS BEEN. 
ENEMY CANNOT BE. 


ENEMY HAS NOT BEEN. 


‘ 


BOATS, HAUL UP. 
FORT-S. 
VESSEL-S. 


ENEMY’S, VESSEL-S. 


Forrt-s. 
VESSEL-S. 


ENEMY’S FLEET. 
ENEMY’S FORCES. 


Reference 
Nos. 


1149 
1715 


1560 
1583 


2420 


; 173 


o 
i) 
Signal, SIGNALS INDEX Worps or: 
Nos. | ; . 7 % LZ, 
2 
. s 
3772 DISORDER..there appears to be, in the fort-s.; Fort-s. 
3773 — Disorder ..there is great, in the place. .-..| PLACE. 
| DISORGANIZED..the country is .......-.... COUNTRY. 3297 
3774 — Disorganized./the enemy’s forces are...-.. ENEMY’S FORCES. 
3775 | Disorganized..every thing is, on shore. .... EVERYTHING. 
Bile be POM GOR) le cee ow pion nds Se: Boat. ih.2366 
. Dispatch..your business and return with BUSINESS. , 2647 
the least possible delay. 
| Dispatch ..decoy-vessels.........--..--.-- DECoy. 3o14 
3776 | PGR. BO UNDORt Pesce th a we san ae GUNBOAT. 
3077 Dispatch..mail-boat to the port or place | MaIL-BoarT. 
which will be indicated by sig- 
nal. 
3778 | Dispatch..amessenger to communicate the | MESSENGER. 
| news received. 
3779 | Dispatch..a small steamer .......-.....-.. SMALL STEAMER. 
3780 | Dispatch. the store-ship 22. 62.256 5~- | STORE-SHIP. 
3781 | Dispatch ..use the greatest....-....-.--.-| Usk, GREATEST. 
| DISPATCH-BOAT: -has arrived .<.. 6. 5.02% | ARRIVED, 1673 
‘| Dispaich-boat..has not arrived .........-: NOT ARRIVED. 1674 
3782 | Dispatch-boat..send, to port or place indi- | SEND. 
| cated. 
3783 | DISPATCHES..[That is, Dispatches I have ; 
| with the interrogatory pennant 
over it, it will mean, Have you 
dispatches ?] 
Dispatches .. have arrived from the Admiral | ARRIVED, ADMIRAL. 1679 
or Commander-in-Chief. 
Dispatches .. have arrived for the Admiral | ARRIVED, ADMIRAL. 1675 
or Commander-in-Chief. 
Dispatches. .have arrived for the American | ARRIVED, AMERICAN | 1676 
Minister. MINISTER. 
Dispatches.. have arrived for the Army -.-| ARRIVED, ARMY. | 1677 
Dispatches..have arrived from the Army.-.| ARRIVED, ARMY. 1620 
Dispatches..have arrived for the Govern- | ARRIVED, GOVERNM’?, | 1678 
ment. . 
Dispatches..await the arrival of, from the | AWAIT. 2059 
Admiral or Commander-in-Ch’f. 
Dispatches..await, from the commanding | AWatrt, 2060 
military Officer. 
Dispatches..await, from the Government.-| AWAIT. | 2061 
Dispatches .. bring, to the Admiral or Com- | BRING, ADMIRAL. 2594 
mander-in-Chief. 
Dispatches ..deliver, without unnecessary | DELIVER. 3950 
delay. 


Dispatches..are expected to arrive soon...) EXPECTED. 1661 


174 


SIGNALS. 


vessel] which will be indicated, 
and bring them to the Admiral 
or Commander-in-Chief. 


-have you, for the Admiral or 
Commander-in-Chief? 


Dispatches . 


-I have, for the Admiral or 


Dispatches . 
Commander-in-Chief. 


Dispatches..I have, for the Army 


ee 


Dispatches..I have, for the Government -. 


Dispatches..I have no, for the Admiral or 
Commander-in-Chief. 


Dispatches ..send for, to this or the vessel 
which is or will be indicated. 
Dispatches..take, to the Commander-in- 
Chief, or to the port, place, or 
vessel which will be indicated. 
Dispatches..will be seut to you before the 


time for you to leave. 


DISPATCHED..the ammunition has been.... 
Dispatched..the forces have been. ..-...... 


Dispatched..I have, the messenger or ves- 
sel. 
Dispatched. .orders have been ..--.........- 


Dispatched. . the re-enforcements have been 
Dispatched. .the supplies have been....... 


DISPENSED..with, uniforms may be, when 
visiting the shore at this place. 


DISPERSE..the command will 


Disperse..the convoy will, during the 
night, to elude the enenny’s 
cruisers. 


Disperse..the convoy will, and rendezvous 
at the assigned port or place, 
or at the one which will be in- 
dicated by geograph’al signal. 


Disperse..the fleet will, for safety, and 
rendezvous at the appointed 
place or port, or at that which 
will be indicated by geograph- 
ical signal. 


DISPERSED -- our Army 1527575. eee eee 
Dispersed..our convoy has been.....----- 
Dispersed..the enemy’s convoy is.....-.-- 
Dispersed ..the enemy’s fleet is .....- eet 
Dispersed .. the enemy’s forces are, in every 

direction. 
Dispersed > our fleet is: 2:22. so. eu 


INDEX Worpbs. 


HAVE you ? 
I HAVE. 


I HAVE, ARMY. 
I HAVE, GOVERNMENT. 
I HAVE NO. 


SEND FOR. 


TAKE. 


WILL BE SENT. 


AMMUNITION. 
FORCEs. 
MESSENGER. 
ORDERS. 
RE-ENFORCEMENTS. 
SUPPLIES. 


UNIFORMS. 
COMMAND. 


CONVOY. 


| 


CONVOY, RENDEZVOUS) 


FLEET, RENDEZVOUS. 


ARMY. 


Convoy. 
ENEMY’S CONVOY. 
ENEMY’S FLEET 


ENEMY’S FORCES 


FLEET. 


| 
| 


Reference 
Nos, 


DISPATCHES..go for, to the port, place, or Go FOR. 


~J 
~) 
© 


1197 


3070 
3253 


3204 


Signal 
Nos. 


3799 
3800 
3801 


3802 


3803 


3804 


(| 3805 
3806 


175 


SIGNALS. 


, 


DISPE Rome tne cotills is. -. 3 oo. .2eetee es 


DISPLAY..the colors of the nation which are 
now or that will be hoisted. 


Display. -or exhibit, do not, the American 
flag unnecessarily. 


pion difs LOBE COLOTH 6 2G 0 ns .> . oo ore w'esin «315 
Display..your regular number -..-.--..--- 
Display. -your private number ...--...-.-- 


Display ..your private distinguishing sig- 
nal. 


Display..national secret signal for this 
day. 

Display..your private distinguishing sig- 
nal for the day you parted com- 
pany, and for this day, by nu- 
meral signals. 


DISPOSE..of the fugitives to the best advan- 
tage. 


Dispose..of the prisoners in the best way 
you can under existing circum- 
stances. 


Dispose..of the prize-s to the best advan- 
tage. ° 


Dispose..of the captured property to the 
best advantage under the cir- 
cumstances. 


DISPOSITION..ascertain from the Admiral 
or Commander - in - Chief what, 
shall be made of the captured 
vessel-s or prisoner-s, and report 
without delay. 

Disposition .. ascertain from the Command- 
er-in-Chief what, shall be made 
of the fugitives under our pro- 
tection. 


DISREGARD..Admiral or Commander - in- 
Chiet’s course and movements. 


Disregard..all general signals until the 
completion of the duty assigned 
you. 


Disregard..present or prescribed forma- 
tion. 


DISSOLVE..the Court or Board now in ses- 


INDEX WorDs. 


FLOTILLA. 


COLORS. 
Do NOT, FLAG. 


FALSE COLORS. 
NUMBER. 
PRIVATE NUMBER. 


PRIVATE DISTINGUISH- 
ING SIGNAL. 


NATIONAL SECRET SIG- 
NAL. 


PRIVATE DISTINGTISH- 


ING SIGNAL. 


FUGITIVES. 


PRISONERS. 


PRIZE-S, ADVANTAGE. 


PROPERTY, CAPTURED. 


ADMIRAL, ASCERTAIN. 


ASCERTAIN. 


ADMIRAL, COURSE. 


GENERAL SIGNALS. 


PRESENT FORMATION. 


Boarp, Court. 


sion, 
DISSOLVED..the Board of Survey is .-...--. Boarp. 
Dissolved..the Court-Martial is. .--..----- CourRtT-MARTIAL. 


Dissolved..the Court of Inquiry is.--.-... 
Dissolved..the Examining-Board is...-.. . 


Court, INQUIRY. 
EXAMINING-BOARD, 


Reference 
Nog 


3039 


1126 


3041 


2738 


1723 


2344 


2352 
3318 
3317 
2349 


= 


176 


_ 
a Aes SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 
DISTANCE. ‘decrease yout... et eee DECREASE. 
3809 Distance.-increase your.........-. oie teers Sek INCREASE. 
3810 Distance... keep within signal ....-...---- KEEP, SIGNAL. 
3811 Distance.. PreSérve VOUre |. 26 eae eee ae PRESERVE. 
3812 Distance... prescribed, preserve....-.. gee PRESERVE. 
Distance..do not be decoyed out of sup- | SUPPORTING. 
porting. 
3813 Distance... take, from the battery-ies or en- |'TAKE FROM BAT- 
emy’s works, the number of TERY-IES. 
yards which will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 
3814 Distance..take, the vessels will, apart, the | TAKE, INDICATED VES- 
number of cable-lengths indi- SELS. 
cated by numeral signal. 
3815 Distance..18: too greak, <2. 5 oe ecsaeae eee TOO GREAT. 
3816 Distance.-is too great for shrapnel ..-..--- TOO GREAT, SHRAPNEL. 
DISTINGUISH..can you, the flag of the | CAN YOU, FLAG? 
strange vessel ? 
3817 Distinguish..I cannot, the flag of the | 1 CANNOT, FLAG. 
strange vessel. 
DISTINGUISHING DAY - PENNANT..boist | Horst. 
or show your. ’ 
Distinguishing day-pennant..for your ves- | SHOWN, DESCRIBED. 
sel while in this fleet is that 
now shown or that which will | 
be described by telegraphic sig- 
nal immediately after this sig- 
nal is answered. 
3818 Distinguishing day-pennant..what is my ?..; WHAT? 
3819 | DISTINGUISHING- LIGHTS... haal down your HAUL DOWN 
3820 Distinguishing-lights .. hoist your cee ee Horst. 
3821 Distinguishing-lights .. for this locality, hoist} Horst. 
3822 Distinguishing-lights..what are my ?...... WHat? 
3823 | DISTINGUISHING PRIVATE SIGNAL..of | ASCERTAIN, REPORT 
the vessel in sight, endeavor to 
ascertain, and report by repeat- 
ing it. 
Distinguishing private signal... hoist or show | DISPLAY, HOIST 
your. 
3824 Distinguishing private signal..and corre- | SHOWN. 
sponding watch-word for your 
vessel will be that next shown, 
until further orders. 
| 3825 | DISTRESS..[That is, Iam in distress and in 
need of assistance ; with the in- 
terrogatory pennant above, it 
will mean, Are you in distress 


or in need of assistance ?] 


3913 


2687 


177 


| 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


— 
= 
S 
=) 


DISTRESS. - endeavor to assist vessel-s, boat-s, | ASSIST. 
or person-s in. 


Distress..cannot render any assistance at | ASSISTANCE, CANNOT| 999 
this time to boat-s, vessel-s, or| RENDER. 
person-s in. 


Distress ..the enemy appears to be in great.| ENEMY. 


Distress..signals of, have been seen or | SIGNALS. 
heard in direction indicated by 
compass signal. 


Distress..the strange vessel is in ........- STRANGE. 


Distress ..a vessel is in; direction will be | VESSEL. 3713 
indicated by compass signal. 


DISTRESSED BOAT-S.-has or have been | RESCUED. 2442 
rescued. 


DISTRESSED. PEOPLE.. have been relieved.| RELIEVED. 


DISTRESSED VESSEL..do not abandon....| DO NOT ABANDON. 


Distressed vessel..needs additional assist- | NEEDS ASSISTANCE. 736 
ance. 

Distressed vessel.. has been relieved ....... RELIEVED. 

Distressed vessel..is it safe to go alongside | SAFE, ALONGSIDE ? 1083 
of, in boats? 

Distressed vessel-s..send boat-s to the as- | SEND BOAT-S. 1823 


sistance of. 


DISTRIBUTE.. articles of pressing necessity | ARTICLES. 1702 
from the vessels of the fleet. 


Distribute..the cargo among the vessels | CARGO. 2747 
that can take it on board. 


Distribute..the draft of men among the | DRAFT OF MEN, 
different vessels of the fleet, 
in proportion to their respect- 
ive necessities. 
Distribute..stores, &c., in proper propor- | STORES. 
tion. 


DISTURB..the enemy during the night by | ENEmy. 
firing occasionally. 


DISTURBERS..of the peace, arrest the...... ARREST, 1638 
3835 | DIVERT..the enemy, if possible. ...-......-.. ENEMY. 


DIVIDE..your forces, and attack the enemy} ATTACK, ABOVE AND | 1927 
above and below. BELOW. 


Divide..your forces, and attack the enemy | ATTACK, BOTH FLANKS)| 1930 
on both flanks. 


Divide..your forces, and attack the enemy | ATTACK. 1928 
at two different points. 


3836 Divide..your force, and keep one-half as a | FORCE. 
reserve. 


Wns 


Signal| 


Nos. 


3837 


3833 


3839 
3840 


oo41 
3842 


3843 
3844 
3845 
3846 
3847 


3848 
3849 


178 


SIGNALS. 


DIVINE SERVICE..there will be, on board 
of this or the vessel designated, 
at the hour which will be in- 
dicated next by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Divine service..there will be, on shore at 
the hour designated. 
DIVISION... designated will advance -........ 


Division. . designated, anchor, having due 
regard to safety. 


Division..squadron, or vessel, will keep 
astern. 


Division .. this or the, designated is aweigh. 
Division..designated will convoy...-...--. 
Division..designated, form ahead of ....-. 


Division..designated will hold itself in 
reserve, in readiness to attack 
when ordered. 


Division..designated will hold itself in 
readiness for immediate service. 


Division.. keep ahead of the.......-..--.. 
Division .. or squadron designated will lead 


Division..designated will lead in or to 
the attack. 


Division..form on left or to port of, desig- 
nated. 


Division..or squadron, rejoin your, with- 
out delay. 


Division. .or squadron designated will re- 
tire. 


Division..form on right or to starboard 
of, designated. 


Division-s..squadron-s, or vessel-s desig- 
nated will form the reserve. 


DIVISIONS .. wilbopen=more:t->-; > -. 22 eeee 
Divisions..reform the broken.........---- 


DIVISIONAL COMMANDERS.. act in concert. 


Divisional Commanders. .act independently. 


Divisional Commanders -. indicated will act 
independently of each other. 


Divisional Commanders ..willlead their re- 
spective columns, divisions, or 
commands, until further orders. 


Divisional Commanders .. will manceuvre 
their divisions, columns, or 
squadrons, as separate forma- 
tions, repeating the signals of 
the Commander-in-Chief.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ON BOARD. 


ON SHORE. 


ADVANCE. 
ANCHOR. 


ASTERN. 


AWEIGH, 
Convoy. 

FORM AHEAD. 
HOLD, RESERVE. 


IMMEDIATE SERVICE. 


KEEP AHEAD. 
LEAD. 
LEAD, ATTACK. 


Lert, FORM. 
REJOIN. 
RETIRE. 
RIGHT. 


FORM RESERVE. 


OPEN. 
REFORM, BROKEN. 


ACT, CONCERT. 


ACT, INDEPENDENTLY. 
ACT, INDEPENDENTLY. 


LEAD. 


MANGEUVRE, 


SIONS. 


Com- 
MANDERS OF DIVI- 


| ; 


Reference 
Nos 


853 
1258 


1882 
2065 


3270 
950 


951 


655 


663 


179 


Reterence 
Nos 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


3851 | DIVISIONAL COMMANDERS... repair on board) REPAIR. 
this or the vessel designated. 


Divisional Commanders..will take their | TAKE STATIONS. 3082 | 
i proper numerical stations in the ; 
fleet. 


3852 | DIVISIONAL EXERCISES..must be as fre- | FREQUENT. | 
quent as the other duties of the 
ship will permit, until the crews 
become expert. 


peewen lV ISLONAL MUAG. i hoist.:.--.--.-. eee ee Holst. 

3854 | DIVISIONAL LEADERS..will resume their | RESUME, PROPER STA- 
proper numerical stations in TIONS. 
their respective divisions. 


DO NOT ABANDON. .the distressed vessel. ..| DISTRESSED VESSEL. | 3830 


3855 Do not abandon..the place .....-..-...... PLACE. | 
Do not abandon..the vessel-s...---...---- VESSEL-S, ABANDON. 521 | 
3856 Do-not abandon..the wreck ......-..---.. WRECK. | 
DO NOT ACCEPT..the terms offered... .-.. TERMS. 583 | 
DO NOT ADVANCE.. without orders .......-. WITHOUT ORDERS. 854 
DO NOT ALLOW..boats from the shore to | BOATS, ALONGSIDE. 1077 


come alongside. 


Do not allow. boats to leave the vessel ...| BOATS, LEAVE. 2434 
Do not allow..any communication with | ComMUNICA’N, PLACE. | 3146 
place. | 
Do not allow..communication with strange] COMMUNICATION, | 3147 | 
vessel-s. STRANGE VESSEL-S. | 
Do not allow..officers to visit the shore. ..| OFFICERS, ON SHORE. | 1053 | 
DO. NOT ANCHOR..without orders......-- ..| WirHouT ORDERS. — | 1246 | 
DO NOT APPROACH..the land nearer ..--.. LAND, NEARER, 1456 
| 
3857 | DO NOT ATTACK..the enemy....-......--..- ENEMY. 
3858 Do -not atiack..the fort-s-...-...-.-..--..| FORT-S. / 
} 
DO NOT ATTEMPT..to cross the bar unless | CROSS BAR. 2132 | 
it be found perfectly safe to do | 
So. | 
3859 Do not attempt..to pass the fort-s until it | PAss ForT-Ss, ) 
or they are silenced. 
DO NOT COMMENCE..action ......-...---. ACTION. | 698 |, 
Do not commence..action until within ef- | ACTION, UNTIL. 699 | 
fective range. | 
Do not commence..action until notified by | ACTION, UNTIL. 700 | 
signal to do so. 
3860 | DO NOT CONSENT..to atruce...... 2.2.2... TRUCE. 


eee 


| 


Signal 


—a 


Nos. 


3861 
3862 


3863 


°o 
SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. ops 
ol 
fa 
DO NOT ENTER. .the harbor or port....---. HARBOR. 
DO NOT EXPOSE..men or vessel unneces- | MEN, VESSEL. 
= sarily... ; 
DO NOT FIRE.. without orders .........- .-.| WITHOUT ORDERS. 
DO NOT FOLLOW..my motions, but disre- | My Morions. 776 
gard them. . 
DO NOT GRANT..leave of absence to any | LEAVE OF ABSENCE. 557 
one. 


DO NOT HOIST..or show the American flag | AMERICAN FLAG. 1126 


unnecessarily. 
Do not hoist..or show your colors......... COLORS. 3034 
Do not hoist..or show your private num- | PRIVATE NUMBER. 
ber. 
Do not hoist..or show your private distin- | PRIVATE DISTINGUISH- 
guishing signal. ING SIGNAL. . 
DO NOT INTEND..to anchor at present. .... ANCHOR, PRESENT. 1245 
Do not intend..to move at present.....-... MOVE, PRESENT. 
DOINOT KHER. seompany).. 5ta1 essere CoMPANY. 3160 
‘Do not.keep..so0 Tar ahead — 22.2... 72 See ss So FAR AHEAD. 953 
Do not. keep..so far astern.........-.. 4... SO FAR ASTERN. 1884 
Do not keep..too far ahead:.............- TOO FAR AHEAD. 
Do not keep..too far astern .--.-..2..-..-- TOO FAR ASTERN. 
DO NOT LAND..baggage of officers and men-.| BAGGAGE. . QE 
DO. NOTsPA RT COU a Wace case oe tee COMPANY. 3161 
DO NOT RECEIVE..the flag of truce ....... FLAG OF TRUCE. 3505 
Do not receive. - the fugitives :.............- FUGITIVES. 
DO NOT RECOGNIZE..the flag of truce ....| FLAG OF TRUCE. 
DO NOT SALUDE Geese eee eee cee .--.| SALUTE. 
DO NOT SEE..any batteries ..........-..2..| BATTERIES, 2187 
DO NOT TAKE.. possession of the place ...-. POSSESSION. 
DO NOT UNDERSTAND. your signal-s..... SIGNAL-S. 
DO NOT WAIT.. for an answer......-....-- --| ANSWER. 1415 
DO-NOT WITHDRAW..2..:., Senepamer nee | WITHDRAW. 
DO YOU ACCEPT..or will you? ...........| ACCEPT? 584 


DO YOU CONCUR..in views communicated 2?) Views COMMUNICA’D?| 3197 


DO YOU GAIN..on ‘the chased vessel-s?.....| CHASED Vesser-3? | 2887 


181 


5 
eual SIGNALS. INDEX Worbs. zg 
NOS. & a, 

o 

(a'er 

DO YOU KNOW ..- anything abeut the anchor- ANCHORSGE? 1375 
age, or does any person on 
board know ? 
-DO YOU SEE.-anything ahead?......-...... ANYTHING? 952 
3875 Dowow see_2the enemy ? = ..u.-. .s22<0:-2% ENEMY ? 
3876 Do you see..the harbor or port?.......-... HARBOR 2? 
3877 oO IRBCd Ss LNG -LAIMI de.c nc 5 oo) dadm ee Uo de LAND? 
3878 Do you see..the light-house?-....--...-<-. LIGHT-HOUSE ? 
3879 Do you see..the missing vessel-s? -....--- MISSING VESSEL-S ? 
3080 | - Do you see.-the rear vessel-s?.-.......-.. REAR VESSEL-S ? ih 
3881 Do you see:- the van vessel--s?.... ....-..-.| VAN VESSEL-S ? 
3882 | DO YOU UNDERSTAND .. enemy’s move-| ENEMY’S MOVEMENTS?) | 
ments ? 
3883 Do you understand..the signal? ......----. SIGNAL ? 
DOLYOU WANT canything % 5-2. sees. ce: ANYTHING ? 143 
Do you want. assistance ? ........-..-.--. ASSISTANCE ? 1849 
DO YOU WISH ..to communicate? ..........| COMMUNICATE ? 3120 
3884 Do you wish..to speak with me? .......-. SPEAK ? 


3885 | DO YOUR ENGINE-S..need overhauling ?...| NEED OVERHAULING ? 


DOCK..come or go alongside of....-.-..----. GO ALONGSIDE. 1085 
3886 P1Gelee AN eT tOG G6 ata ono 5 oie asd oa eee ta HAUL. 
3887 Dock..will not be ready until the day and | NoT READY, UNTIL. 
hour that will be indicated. 
3288 Dock..is ready to receive your vessel. ....| READY. 
3889 Dock..this vessel is going into ...........| VESSEL. : 
3890 Dock..will be ready to receive your ves- | WILL BE READY. 
sel at the hour that will be 
indicated. 


3891 | DOCK-YARD. .is on fire, send fire-engines and | ON FIRE. 
men. 


Dock-yard..send marines for the protec- | SEND MARINES. 
tion of the. 


3892 Dock-yard..send a force to protect the....| SEND, PROTECT. 

3893 Dock-yard..send to, for provisions and | SEND, PROVISIONS. 
stores. ; 

3894 Dock-yard..send working-gangs to the; | SEND WORKING-GANGS. 


number of men will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


3895 Dock-yard..send to, for working-gangs....| SEND FOR WORKING- 
GANGS. 
3896 Dock-yard -istthreatened ....-. 2s... 22% - THREATENED. 
DOCTOR. «1am in need of a. .2...0s.seee8e05 IN NEED. 


Doctor..send om shore ........----------- SEND ASHORE. 


182 j 


Nos. 


Signal 


SIGNALS. INDEX Wor@ 


| 3899 
3900 
3901 
3902 
3903 
3904 
| 3905 


3907 


3908 


3909 
3910 
| 3911 
3912 


3913 


3914 
3915 
3916 
3917 


3918 
3919 


_ 3898 | 


| 3906 


DOCTOR. .send, on board of this or the ves- | SEND ON BOARD. 


sel designated. 


Down..send ali light yards and spars. .-.. LIGHT SPARS. 


Down..send, lower yards and house top- | LowfR YARDS. 


masts. 
Down.-.pipe, scrubbed hammocks .... .--- 
Down.-I have stream-anchor........-.---. 


WASHED CLOTHES. 


STREAM-ANCHOR. | 
Down.. pipe, washed clothes... 2... ..---- | 


= 


SCRUBBED HAMMOCKS. 


Reference 
Nos 


DOES YOUR..barometer rise or fall?.... 2.2. BAROM’R,RISEORFALL?) 2149 

DONE... boldly..cey beac, . ee Ce ea ee BOLDLY. 2499 

DONKEY ..or auxiliary steam-pump has given AUXILIARY. 2027 

out or is not in working order. 

DONKEY-ENGINE..has been repaired. -.-.... REPAIRED. 

DOUBLE..on the enemy’s center .--.-....... ENEMY’S CENTER. 
Double..on the enemy’s rear -........---- | ENEMY’S REAR. 

Doubdle..on the enemy’s Van ...........-. ENEMY’S VAN. 
Double... your lookouts..: .-. -45s20..22- 5 Looxouts. 
Double.. your picket boats or vessels... ...| PICKETS. 
Double.. your pickets on shore ......----. PICKETS, ASHORE. 
Double... your working-gangs on shore-...| WORKING-GANGS. 

DOUBLE TIDES..work ...... Seb be Aarau Work. 

DOUBLED.. upon, enemy hia DOL eee ep SNL 

DOUBT..I do, the ability of the enemy to/ ABILITY, ENEMY. 

hold out long. 

Doubt.-1 do, our ability to hold our ground } ABILITY, OUR. 
much longer. 

Doubt..I do, the practicability of pro- | I DO, PRACTICABILITY. 
ceeding farther. | 

DOUBTFUL..J am, what step it will be best | I am. 

next to take. — | 
Doubtful..I am, in regard to the enemy’s | INTENTIONS, ENEMY. 
intentions. 
Doubtful... am, of the result of my present | Resutr, I am. / 
operations. 

DOWN ..-all’myianghorsrare >... +. eae ANCHORS. 1349 
Down. .all anchors, or let go all .....-.-..- , ANCHORS. 1351 
Down... pipe, awHINgs ie... 5. eee AWNINGS. 2074 
Down. pipe; bedding 2-2. sn. eee | BEDDING. 2240 
Down..all boats...--. 2...<- eh oie ee Boats. 2421 | 
Dotit.. -COMO 2 sek a eee ee COME. 3050 | 
Down .. pipe, hammocks,.-... ~swsemeecee! HAMMOCKS. 

Down.-I have kedge-anchor-s -....- er KEDGE-ANCHOR-S. 


| 2984 


Signal 
Nos. 


3921 
3922 


3923 
3924 


3925 
3926 


3927 


3928 


3929 


3931 


3932 


3933 


3920 | 


3930 | 


183 


SIGNALS. 


DRAFT OF MEN..distribute, among the dif- 
ferent vessels of the fleet in pro- 
portion to their respective neces- 
sities. : 

Draft of men-..is expected to arrive very 
soon. 


Draft of men..is on its way to join the 
fleet. 


Draft of men..receive the, on board and 
take care of, until further orders. 


Draft of men..send, to this or the vessel 
designated; numbers and rates 
will be designated by telegraphic 


signal. 
DRAG odor your amenot vaccrcnrss Sage Stee eda 
Drag..the channel for torpedoes-...-... -- 


Drag ..for submerged obstructions.......- 


MAGI SIN DOL DEGQOOR] oo wet ra <n Ono ot eo 


DRAGGED..have you, for your anchors ?.... . 
Dragged..I have, my anchor-s.......---. 


Dragged..1 have, for my anchor unsuc- 
cessfully. 


Dragged. .I have,the channel for torpedoes. 


Dragged.-I have, for obstructions.....--- 


DRAGGING... anchor-s 


[That is, this vessel is dragging; with 
the interrogatory pennant over it, it 
wiil mean, Is your vessel dragging ? ] 


Dragging ..it you have any fears of, let go 
another anchor. 


Dragging ..the vessel designated is 


DRAGOMAN..send a boat for the..........-. 


DRAUGHT ..of your vessel, lessen if possible. - 


Draught..of your vessel, report by numer- 
al signal, with the answering pen- 
nant between feet and inches. 


Draught..report the least, that you can 
bring your vessel to. 


Draught..of your vessel is too great to 
enter. 


DRAW..approach and, the enemy’s fire- ..---- 


Draw..the charges of your guns and re- 
load with the projectiles which 
will be indicated by signal. 


Draw..close around the port or place after 
dark, blockading-vessels will. 


INDEX WoRDsS. 


DISTRIBUTE. 


EXPECTED, ARRIVE. 
JOIN FLEET. 
RECEIVE. 


ROOM FOR? 
SEND NUMBERS,RATES. 


ANCHOR. 
CHANNEL. 
OBSTRUCTIONS. 
TORPEDOES. 


HAVE You ? 
I HAVE, ANCHOR-S. 
I HAVE, ANCHOR. 


I HAVE, CHAN’L, TORP’S 
I HAVE, OBSTRUCTIONS 


ANCHOR -S. 


LET GO ANCHOR. 


VESSEL. 
SEND BOAT. 


LESSEN. 
REPORT. 
REPORT, LEAST. 
TOO GREAT. 
APPROACH. 


CHARGES, RELOAD. 


CLOSE AROUND PORT. 


Nos. 


Reference 


oN] 
@ 8) 
pew) 
(w) 


2840 
2854 


1273 


2370 


Signal 


Nos. 


3935 
3936 
3937 
3938 
3939 
3940 
3941 
3942 


Comet aeeee 


SIGNALS. INDEX WorpDs. 


3934 | DRAW..endeavor to, the enemy toward the | ENEMY, ENDEAVOR. 


fleet. 
Draw..the enemy out, if possible........ ENEMY OUT. 
Draw.-the enemy's Tir6.-22- sees «5 en ee ENEMY’S FIRE. 
Draw..the fire of the enemy’s fort-s.-.-.-. FIRE, FORT-S. 
Draw..will your fore and aft sails? ....-. FORE AND AFT SAILS ? 
Draw..my fore and aft sails’ will. ......-.. FORE AND AFT SAILS. 


Draw..my fore and aft sails will not. ...- FORE AND AFT SAILS. 


Draw. more into the land....2.2 ecw INTO LAND. 


Draw..your projectiles, fire off the charges | PROJECTILES, RELOAD. 
of powder, and reload with the pro- 
jectiles that will be indicated by 


signal. 
Draw -2My Hails Will nob. «2 .smee yee ee SAILS. 
Draw. the seine for ish s.r  s ee- SEINE. 
Draws “YOu SWOb.s. - non ie eared SHOT. 
DRAW OFF. 
Draw off.-the enemy is endeavoring to...| ENEMY. 


Draw off..the enemy from the shoal-s....| ENEMY, SHOAL-S. 


Draw off..more from the land.......-..-.. LAND. 
Draw of slowly s2-22 54 et ee bee ees SLOWLY. 
DRAWN ..the battle is or was ...---.--...... BATTLE. 
Drawn..my guns are, and reloaded. ..--.. GUNS, RELOADED. 
DRAWN OUT..the enemy’s forces are .-.--.-- ENEMY’S FORCES. 
DRAWING OFF ..the land, the enemy is-.-.. ENEMY. 
Drawing of-- the land, the strange vessel-s | STRANGE VESSEL-S, 
is or are. 
DRESS... citizens’, may be worn when visiting | Crrizens’. 


the shore at this place. 
Dress..crew-s will, in blue .----......-.- CREW-S, BLUE. 


Dress..crew-s will, in blue, with white | Crew-s, BLUE & WHITE 
cap-covers. 

Dress..crew-s will, in white..-.-..-..-... CREW-S, WHITE. 

Dress..crew-s will, in white pants and | CREW-S, WHITE & BLUE 
blue shirts. 

Dress..crew-s will, in white pants and | CREW-s, WHITE & BLUE 
cap-covers, with blue shirts. 


Dress..crew-s will, in white frocks and 
blue pants. 


CREW-S, WHITE & BLUE 


Dress ..crew-s will, in white frocks and | CREW-s, WHITE & BLUE 
cap-covers and blue pants. 


Dress ..crew-s will, in working-suits .....| CREW-S, WORK’G-SUITS 


Dress.-in fatigue-dress, the officers and | FaTIGUE-DREss. 
crew will. 


Dress..the officers and crew will, in full- | FULL press. 


dress uniform. 


Reference 
Nos. 


2196 


2948 


3350 
3301 


3352 


3393 


3304 


3357 
3340 


3341 


3955 
3956 
3957 
3958 
3959 
3960 
3961 


3962 


3963 


3964 


3966 


3967 


3968 


SIGNALS. 


DRESS... marines will, in blouses, white pants 


Dress .- 


Dress. 
Dress. 
Dress.. 


Dress. - 


Dress. 


Dress. 


Dress . 


Dress. 


and caps. 


marines will, in fatigue - coats, 
white pants and caps. 


-marines will, in fatigue-dress -... - 
-marines will, in full-dress........ 


marines will, in full-dress, with 
white pants. 


the officers will, in blue coats, 
white pants and caps. 


-the officers will, in blue coats, 


white pants, and straw hats. 


-the officers will, in blue coats 


and pants and white caps. 


-the officers will, in full uniform. 


.the officers will, in undress-uni- 
form. 


DRESSED..the crew must be, daily to suit 


the season of the year and the 
changes of the climate. 


DRESS SHIP..[ When this signal is made, it 


will mean, Dress ship with the na- 
tional flag at each mast-head and 
union flag at the bowsprit-cap. 
With the interrogatory pennant 
over it, it will mean, May or shall 
Idressship? If the ship is dressed 
in compliment to a foreign nation, 
the flag of that nation will be 
hoisted at the mast-head that is 
prescribed by the Navy Regula- 


_ tions, instead of our own. ] 


Dress ship..to-morrow, at the hoisting of 


the colors, in honor of the day. 


OFFICERS, FULL. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference}; 
Nos 


MARINES. 
MARINES, FATIGUE. 


MARINES, FATIGUE. 
-| MARINES, FULL. 
MARINES, FULL. 


OFFICERS. 


OFFICERS. 


OFFICERS. 


OFFICERS, UNDRESS. 


CREW. | 3342 


TO-MORROW, COLORS. 


Dress ship..to-morrow, at the hoisting of | To-MoRROW, COLORS. 


Dress ship ..to-morrow, at sunrise, in honor | TO-MORROW, SUNRISE. 


the colors, in honor of the day.cele- 
brated by the nation whose flag is 
shown. 


of the day. 


3969 | DRESS SHIP’ FULL..[That is, with the ma- 


terial on board, besides the national 
flag at each mast- head, dress ship 
from spanker-boom to jib-boom 
end, or from yard-arm to yard-arm 
over mast-heads, according to 
taste and the amount of material. 
If in compliment to a foreign na- 
tion, the flag of that nation will 
be hoisted at the mast-head pre- 
scribed by the Navy Regulations, 
instead of our own. | 


I 


3970 


3971 


3972 


3983 
3984 


3985 
3985 


LL 3987 


186 


SIGNALS. 


DRESS SHIP FULL... to-morrow, at the hoist- 
' ing of the colors, in honor of the 
day. 


Dress ship full. .to-morrow, at the hoisting 
of the colors, in-honor of the day 
celebrated by the nation whose 
flag is show. 


Dress ship full..to-morrow, at sunrise, in 
honor of the day. 


DRIFT ..of current is that shown by numeral 
signal, in knots for 24 hours. 


err cree ee tee eee cee eee 
ee 


ee eet eee te eee 


DRIVE..the enemy from his earthworks 
Drive..the enemy from his position 


Drive..in the enemy’s picket-vessel-s 


DRIVEN..from his batteries, the enemy’s 
army has been. 


Driven..enemy has been, from his an- 
: chorage. 
Driven..we have attacked the enemy and, 
him off. 
DROP: astern it esc eeenee Soe Ree eee Lee 
Drop.-astern of this or the vessel indi- 
cated. 


Drop .-lower down, bomb-vessel-s will - -- 


Drop..out of range of the eneny’s guns, 
the vessel-s will. 


Drop..down out of range of the enemy’s 
fire, bomb-vessel-s will. 


“~ 
DROWNED..a man has been 
Drowned..an officer has been 


ecw e eee eee eee ees 


ee 


DRY-DOCK..cannot be used 
Dry-dock.. destroy the 
Dry-dock..enemy has destroyed the 


DUPLICATE.. transmit reports in 


es eee wee Oe wows ee ee 
seer ese eee eee eee eee 


cee ee ee ew we 


Cet ERA ade shown by the strange ves- 
sel is. 


! 


INDEX WORDS. 


‘ 


TO-MORROW, COLORS. 


TO-MORROW, COLORS. 


TO-MORROW, SUNRISE. 


— 


| Reference|| 
Nos 


| 


C URRENT. 3370 
MARINES, LAND. | 1756 
SMALL-ARM MEN, . 

} 
APPRENTICES, LAND. + 1445 
ENEMY, EARTHWORKS. 
ENEMY, POSITION. 
PICKET-VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY’S ARMY. 1584 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 1978 
ASTERN,. 1872 
ASTERN. 1876 
LOWER, BOMB-VES’L-S.|} 2512 
OUT OF RANGE. 
OUT OF RANGE. easy Bs 
MAN. 
OFFICER. 
RESCUE. 
CANNOT. 
Drstroy. 3583 
DESTROYED. 2324 
REPORTS. 


ILAG, STRANGE, 


F LEFT. 
MERCHANTMAN, 
STEAMER. 


Vea 


Signal 
Nos. 


3988 


3990 


3991 


3992 


3993 


3994 


3995 


3996 


3997 


3998 


3999 


187 


SIGNALS. , 


* 


DUTCH..man-of--war, the strange vessel 
seen is. 


DUTIES. -assigned to you, make all the neces- 

: sary arrangements for entering 
upon, at the earliest practicable 
moment. 


Duties..or stations, exchange, the vessels 
designated will. 


Duties..on shore, relieve the officers and 
men charged with the. 


DUTY..abandon the present. .-.:-...52...... 


Duty..the, has been abandoned...--....- 


Duty..abandon or discontinue the, and 
resume your station or course. 
Duty-..assigned yon, avail yourself of the 
first favorable opportunity of per- 
forming. 
Duty..was executed bravely....-....-... 


Duty..continue on your present...-...-.. 
Duty-..assigned me, [ have performed -... 


Duty -..assigned me, I have been unable to 
perform. 


Duty. .the, has been well performed..-..-. 


® 
oO 
ay 
INDEX WOKkDS. 5 S 

eet 

fed) 

a 
STRANGE VESSEL. 
ARRANGEMENTS, MAKE} 1625 
EXCHANGE. 
RELIEVE OFFICERS, &C 
ABANDON. 516 
ABANDONED. 525 
ABANDON, RESUME, 512° 

STATION. 

AVAIL. 2032 
BRAVELY EXECUTED. | 2556 
CONTINUE. 3244 
I HAVE PERFORMED. 
UNABLE, PERFORM. 
WELL PERFORMED. 751 


Signal 
Nos. 


4003 


4004 


4005 


4006 
4007 


4008 
4009 
4010 


4011 


4012 
4013 
4014 
4015 
4016 
4017 


4018 
4019 


4020 


4021 
4022 
4023 
4024 
4025 


4026 


4027 


188 


SIGNALS. 


. 


EARLY DEPARTURE..make preparations 
for an, 


| EARLY MOVEMENT. -arrange for an........ 


Early movement. -I contemplate an 


Early movement. .1 do not contemplate an - 


Early movement.-be ready for an 


EARTHWORKS..abandon the, and retire... 
Earthworks..drive the enemy from his-... 


Larthworks.-or battery-ies, the enemy’s 
army has been driven from the. 


EGY TONES: (OT OW AN) ne ee ee ee 


' EAST INDIAMAN..the vessel seen is an..--.. 


EASTWARD..the enemy is going.........-... 
Hastward..the strange vessel-s is steering - 


EASY :.of access, the harbor is. ..-----...-... 
Kasy-..landing is . 


vee ec ec cee eee eee ees ee ee oe 


Hasy..the navigation is 


Kasy ..sail, the admiral will carry, during 
the night. 
EBB-TIDE..take advantage of the ..:-..--.- 


Etvd-tide..-makes at the hour that will be 
designated. 


Ebb-tide.. move at the beginning of the- au 
Ebb-tide..it is now ' 
Ebb-tide..wait for the 
Ebb-tide.. when will the, cease ? 
Ebb-tide.. when will the, make?.......-.. 
Ebb-tide.. will cease at the hour indicated. 


ECONOMY .. practice, in the use of your fuel - 
Economy .. practice the greatest, in the use 
-of your supplies. 
ECUADOR... flag of, the one shown by strange 
vessel is. 
EFFECTIVE. .range, engage at......-...---- 
Lffective..your fire is not 


Effective... your fire is very -..-....-.------ 


Hffective..ricochet firing is..----..--..--- 
Liffective..ricochet firing is not...--:.---.. 


EGYPTIAN ..the flag shown by strange ves- 
sel is. 
Egyptian. .the fleet seen is ...........---- 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


Ww 
Or 
or) 
= 


MAKE PREPARATIONS. 


1613 
3239 
3240 


ARRANGE. 

I CONTEMPLATE. 

I DO NOT CONTEMPL’TE 
Reavy. 


ABANDON. 513 
3974 


1584 


DRIVE ENEMY. 
ENEMY’S ARMY. 


THROW UP. 


VESSEL. 


ENEMY, GOING. 
STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


HARBOR. 

LANDING. 
NAVIGATION. | 
SAIL, ADMIRAL. 


ADVANTAGE. 
MAKES, 


Move. 

Now. , 

Walt, 

WHEN CEASE ? 


WHEN MAKE? 


WILL CEASE. 


PRACTICE, FUEL. 
PRACTICE, SUPPLIES. 


FLAG. 


ENGAGE. 

FIRE. 

FIRE. 

RICOCHET FIRING. 
RICOCHET FIRING. 


FLAG. 


FLEET. 


4036 


4037 
4038 
4039 
4040 
4041 
4042 
4043 
4044 


4045 
“4046 
4047 


4048 
4049 
4050 


4051 
4052 


| 


“182 


SIGNALS. 


EGYPTIAN MAN-OF-WAR..the vessel seen is 


ELEVATE..your guns the number of degrees 
which will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Elevate..your guns for the distance in 
yards which will be indicated 
by numeral signal. | 


dierate.. YOUr PUNS, MOTE... ... 4-024 1=-- 

ELEVATION..give your guns the greatest, 
- you can. 

Elevation... your guns have too much 


EMBARGO..has been laid upon all vessels. --.- 
Embargo..has been raised........---..--- 


EMBARK..all arms 
Embark ..the ammunition........-...---. 
EORUGT ae: COOCUTEUGTY: < tele esc caniss << 
Embark.:the battalion-s........-...--.--- 
Embark..the blue-jackets...-....-..--.- 
LRUAT C2 OY GUY ULI 2 d= carwano ies asm eas 


eseresc eee eee eee eee eee eee 


Embark. -forces, send boats to...-..-.--..-. 
Embark..our forces are ready to...-..-.--. 
Lmbarkestne Tpitivess Ju. .- 0.520 6- = sen 
Embark..the Gatlings 
Embark..the heavy: guns 
Embark..the howitzers and field-pieces. -. 


PRM ar ATOM ATI GN aoa ae ok ooo kas .4 boo 
Lmbark- the prisoners: . 2-2). +... <-:--; 
Embark..the previsions and stores...-.-- 
Embark..the land-forces or troops.--.---. 


EMBARKATION..of the forces, cover the .... 


EMBARKED..the enemy has..--.....--.---- 7 


_imbarked our’ forces are... 2.36262 S585 
Embarked..the troops are......---..----. 


EMBARKING. .assist in, the prisoners -...... 
Embarking..the enemy is......---..-.--- 
Embarking .. the fugitives are......--..--- 


Embarking..our forces are .:...-.-------- 


EMERGENCY ..the anticipated, isat hand.... 


Emergency ..is past 


eee ees ee ee eee we eee ee ewe 


Emergency ..prepare for any....-.-+-. 2... 


INDEX WoRDs. 


VESSEL. 


GUNS. ° 


GUNS, DISTANCE. 


More. 


GIVE GREATEST. 
TOO MUCH. 


LAID UPON. 
RAISED. 


ALL-ARMS. 
AMMUNITION. 
ARTILLERY. 
BATTALION-S. 
BLUE-JACKETS. 
EVERYTHING. 
FORCES, BOATS. 
FORCES, READY. 
FUGITIVES. 
GATLINGS. 
HEAVY GUNS. 
HOWITZERS. 
MARINES. 
PRISONERS. 
PROVISIONS. 
TROOPS. 


COVER. 


ENEMY. 
OUR FORCES. ° 
TROOPS. 


ASSIST, PRISONERS. 


ENEMY. 
FUGITIVES. 
OUR FORCES. 
ANTICIPATED. 


PAST. 
PREPARE. 


Reference 
Nos 


1035 
1150 
1716 
2166 
2335 


2450 


1824 


1430 


Signal 


Nos. 


4054 


4055 


4056 


4057 


4058 


190 


SIGNALS. 


ENCAMPMENT..enemy’s, is abandoned...--. 
Encampment..attack the enemy’s........-. 
Encampment. .our, is or has been attacked. 


Encampment..our, is breaking up 


Encampment..enemy’s, is discovered or 
seen. 


Ercampment..of the enemy is breaking up. 


Encampment..seen is an extensive one.... 
ENCIRCLE®:. the enemy.222s-5 sane se eee ‘. 


ENCOUNTER. -a sharp, I have had with the 


enemy. 
ENCOUNTERED.. many difficulties have been 

Encountered -. difficulties have been. .....- 
ENCOURAGING.-.news has been received, 


which will be communicated 
by telegraphic signal. 


ENCUMBRANCES..rid yourself of all........ 


ENDANGERED..boats must not be, by at- 
tempting to land or cross the 
bar, if the surf should be found 
to be heavy. 


ENDEAVOR ..toaid distressed vessel-s, pied: 
or person-s. 


Endeavor..to anchor in the bay, harbor, 
or place in sight, or that which 
will be indicated by signal. 


Endeavor. -to arrest the deserter-s........ 


Endeavor..to break up the contraband 


trade. — 
Endeavor -.to bring the enemy to action -- 


Endeavor..to bring enemy into close ac- 
tion. 


Endeavor ..to capture the enemy..---..--- 
Endeavor. .to cut off the crippled vessels. . 
Endeavor ..to cut off the enemy’s retreat. - 
Endeavor. -to decoy the enemy off the coast 
Endeavor ..to decoy the strange vessel in. 
Endeavor. .to draw enemy toward the fleet. 


Endeavor ..to elude the enemy by altering 
course after dark. 


Endeavor ..to frustrate the enemy’s inten- 


tions. $ 


Endeavor..to keep the chased vessel-s in 
sight during the night. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ABANDONED. 
ATTACK, ENEMY’S. 
ATTACKED. - 
BREAKING UP. 


DISCOVERED ENEMY’S. 


ENEMY BREAKING UP. 
EXTENSIVE. 


ENEMY. 


ENEMY. 


DIFFICULTIES. 
DIFFICULTIES. 


GOOD NEWS. 


Rip. 


BOATS. 


AID. 


ANCHOR, BAY, HARB’R. 


ARREST DESERTER-S. 
BREAK UP. 


: 
BRING ON ACTION. 
BRING CLOSE ACTION. 


CAPTURE ENEMY. 
CUT OFF CRIPPLED. 
CUT OFF RETREAT. 
DrCOY ENEMY. 
DECOY STRANGE. 
Draw ENEMY. . 
ELUDE ENEMY. 


FRUSTRATE ENEMY’S. 


KEEP IN SIGHT. 


= 


Reference || 
Nos. 


3715 


| 2571 


726 


3047 
3645 


2729 || 


3360 


3511 


3512 || 


3934 | 
1102 


2897 


£91 . 


oO 
= 
Signal! 2 ; 
seins SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. ec 
; mA 
o 
r a 
| 
ENDEAVOR... to obtain an advantageous posi- | OBTAIN, POSITION. 902 
tion for attacking the ‘enemy. 
Endeavor..to procure a barometer........ PROCURE, BAROMETER,| 2147 
Endeavor..to procure fresh beef for the | PROCURK FRESH BEEF.) 2243 
ship’s company-ies on shore, or at 
‘the place which will be desig- 
nated. 
4059 Endeavor ..to relieve the garrison ......-. RELIEVE, GARRISON. 
4060 Endeavor..to relieve our people who are | RELIEVE OUR PEOPLE. 
hard pressed by the enemy. 
4061 | ENDEAVORED..I have, to ascertain the | ASCERTAIN, ENEMY’S. 
_ enemy’s force. 
40f2 Endeavored..I have, to comply with your | COMPLY. 
request or orders. 
4063 Endeavored..I have, to conform strictly to | CONFORM. 
your orders. 
4064 Endeavored..I have, to remove obstruc- | REMOVE OBSTRUCT’NS. 6 
tions. 
4065 Endeavored..I have, to remove the tor- | REMOVE TORPEDOES. 
pedoes. 
4066 Endeavored..I have, to sound out the | SOUND CHANNEL. 
chanuel. , 
ENDED..the action appears to be.-..-.....-- ACTION. 701 
Ended..the armistice has ........---..--- ARMISTICE. 1532 
Ended..the contest has ..........-.....-. CONTEST. 3241 
ENDEMIC DISEASES..are prevalent here or | PREVALENT. BY BY 
at the place designated. 
ENEMY ..has abandoned his artillery .........| ABANDONED ARTILL’RY| 522 
Enemy ..-has abandoned his boat-s or ves- | ABANDONED BOAT-S. 523 
sel-s. 
Enemy -. has abandoned the chase .-...-.--- ABANDONED CHASE. 524 


Enemy -..has abandoned his encampment..| ABANDONED ENCAMP’T| 526 
Enemy -.-has abandoned his intrenchments.|; ABAND’D INTRENCH’TS.| 527 


Enemy ..has abandoned his fort-s ......-- ABANDONED FORT-S. 529 
Enemy ..has abandoned bay, town, or place.| ABANDONED PLACE. Hol 
Enemy..has abandoned his works .------. ABANDONED WORKS. 532 


Enemy..is abandoning his battery-ies, | ABANDONING POSITYN.) 537 
position, or intrencbments. 


Enemy .-is abandoning his sick and wound- ; ABANDONING SICK AND| 541 


ed. WOUNDED. 
Enemy..is abandoning his supplies -...--. ABANDONING SUPPLIES| 542 
Enemy-..is abandoning his vessel-s or | ABANDONING VESSEL-S} 536 
boat-s. 
Enemy AOI ACHION ..~ .2. <2. eee nts -+:| ACTION, AVOIDS. 702 
Enemy ..endeavor to bring, into action....| ACTION, BRING. 672 
Enemy-..we could not bring the, to action.| ACTION, COULD NOT. 705 


192 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY..active movements observed among 


the. 
Enemy..is advancing or approaching. ..-. 
Enemy .. has had the advantage ......--.-- 
Enemy .. we have had the advantage of the. 


Einemy.-the, will probably take advan- 
tage of the weather to attack. 


Enemy.-occupies an advantageous posi- 
tion for repelling an attack. 


Enemy..appears to be on the alert...-..-.-- 
Enemy .. does not appear to be on the alert. 
Eneny 2318. a0 S00D0r ..>- eee oe ee 


Enemy.-.is at anchor across the harbor- 
passage. 

Enemy .-.is at anchor on both sides of the 
harbor-passage. 


Enemy ..is at anchor at the bottom of the 
harbor or bay. 


Enemy ..appears to be anchoring ..-.-..-. 


Enemy ..annoy the, in every way in your 
power, availing yourself of your 
local knowledge of the place. 


Enemy..approach the, boldly ...-.....--. 
Enemy ..approach the, cautiously. ......-.- 


Enemy .. approach the, and reconnoiter him 
carefully. 


Enemy..or strange vessel has been ap- 
proached near enough to deter- 
mice his character. 


Fmnemy.- what is the armament of the? ... 


Enemy ..does not respect the armistice or 
flag of truce. 

Enemy..has arrived at the place desig- 
nated. 


Enemy..has artillery; the number of 
pieces discovered will be shown 
by numeral signal. 


Enemy -.-attack the...... eam 2 ee eee eee 


Enemy ..attack the, above and below, di- 
viding your forces for that pur- 
pose. 


Enemy -. attack the, on both flanks, divid- 
ing your forces for that purpose. 


Enemy.-attack the, as soon as you get 
within effective range. 


Enemy ..attack the, when in grape-range. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


ACTIVE MOVEMENTS. 


AI/VANCING. 

ADVANTAGE, HAS HAD. 
ADVANTAGE, WE HAVE 
ADVANT’E, WILL TAKE. 


ADVANTAGEOUS, POSI- 
TION. 


ALERT. 
ALERT. 
ANCHOR. 
ANCHOR. 


ANCHOR. 


| ANCHOR. 


ANCHORING. 
ANNOY. 


APPROACH, BOLDLY. 
APPROACH,CAUTIOUS’Y 


APPROACH, RECONNOI- 

TER. 
APPROACHED, NEAR 
ENOUGH. 


ARMAMENT ? 
| ARMISTICE, FLAG OF 


TRUCE. 
ARRIVED. 


ARTILLERY, 

ATTACK. 

ATTACK, ABOVE AND 
BELOW. 

ATTACK, BOTH FLANKS. 


ATTACK, EFFECTIVE. 


ATTACK, GRAPE. 


Enemy .. attack the, to leeward. ........-- ATTACK, LEEWARD. 


Enemy--attack the, at long range.......- 


ATTACK, LONG RANGE. 


“1929 


im.) 
Oo 
| . 
ns 
LH 
[eb] 
pa 


1930 


1931 
1934 
1935 


193 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY ..attack the, at point-blank range -.. 


Enemy .- attack the, keeping to port ...--- 
Enemy --attack the, on the port side.....- 


Enemy.-may attack at any time; be pre- 
pared for him. 


Enemy ..attack the, at short TON Gis coe. 
Enemy .- attack the, on all sides, simultan’ly 
Enemy ..attack the, keeping to starboard. 
Enemy ..attack the, on the starboard side- 
Enemy .. attack the, to windward......... 
Enemy ..we have attacked the, and driven 
him off. 
Enemy ..attacked feebly -....-.-........- 
Enemy ..may attempt to deceive you..... 
Enemy..may attempt to escape us..------ 


Enemy..may attempt to send down fire- 
raft-s upon us. 


Enemy..may attempt to run the gauntlet 
during the night. 


Enemy ..may attempt to get to sea...---- 
Enemy ..may attempt to surprise us.-.--. 
Enemy .-has attempted to run out.--..--- 
Enemy.-has attempted to surprise us. .-.-.. 


Enemy. -.is attempting to capture our dis- 
abled or unarmed vessel-s. 


Enemy.-appears to be attempting to es- 
cape or withdraw. 


' Enemy..is attempting a flank movement. . 


Enemy..may avail himself of the dark- 
ness to escape. 


Enemy ..I have avoided collision with the. 
Be Awe a oY FL Gg ey FS) Po es a 


Enemy -.-is erecting or has erected barri- 
cade-s. 


Enemy ..is erecting battery—ies..:--..---- 


Enemy ..the bearing of the, will be indi- 
cated by compass signal. 


Enemy ..do you alter the bearing of the?. 
Enemy ..I do not alter the bearing of. .--. 


Enemy .. strange vessel, fleet, squadron, or 
chase has altered bearings to 
that which will be indicated by 

“compass signal. 


Enemy ..strange vessel, fleet, squadron, or 
chase has altered bearing to the 
right the number of points indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


13 Ns 


INDEX WoRDsS. 


Nos. 


Reference 


ATTACK, POINT-BLANK. | 


ATTACK, PORT. 
ATTACK, PORT. 
ATTACK, PREPARED. 


ATTACK, SHORT RANGE. 
ATTACK, SIMULTAN’LY. 
ATTACK, STARBOARD. 
ATTACK, STARBOARD. 
ATTACK, WINDWARD. 
ATTACKED, DRIVEN. 


ATTACKED, F'EEBLY. 
ATTEMPT, DECEIVE. 
ATTEMPT, ESCAPE. 
ATTEMPT, FIRE-RAFT-S. 


ATTEMPT, GAUNTLET. 


ATTEMPT, SEA. 
ATTEMPT, SURPRISE. 
ATTEMPTED RUN OUT. 
ATTEMPTED SURPRISE. 
ATTEMPTING CAPTURE. 


ATTEMPTING ESCAPE. 


ATTEMPTING FI.ANK. 
AVAIL HIMSELF. 


AVOIDED COLLISION. 
AWEIGH. 


BARRICADE-S, ERECT- 
ING. 


BAT’RY-IES, ERECTING 
BEARING. 


BEARING, ALTER? 
BEARING, ALTER. 
BEARING, ALTERED. 


BEARING, ALTERED. 


1936 
1932 
1937 
1909 


1939 
1940 
1933 
1941 
1945 
1978 


Lig 
1992 
1996 
1997 


1994 


1995 
1999 
2001 - 
2002. 
2003 


2004 


2005 
2031 


2047 
2066 


2155 


Q177 
2232 
1098 
1099 
1104 


1106 


194 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


chase has altered beaiing to the 
left the number of points indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Timemy --18 DeRIG SEAS ae vas bee eee aks 
Enemy . board’ the<: czte sae eke ae. 
Enemy .-is bombarding our position ...-.. 
Enemy ..the, is throwing up breastworks. 
Enemy -..the, is by the wind on port tack . 


Enemy ..the, is by the wind on starboard 
tack. 


Enemy ..chased vessel is an-......-..-..-. 


Enemy..keep, in check until our forces 
come up. 

Enemy ..is close upon us .------..---..--- 

Iinemy..endeavor to bring into close ac- 
tion. 

Enemy ..is coming down ................-. 

Hnemy . -18/GOminD 11. Ge, Sa lel Cees 


Enemy .-appears to be coming out...-..-. 
Hreny 518 COMME Up 2 o0. a. G oaet ee See 
Enemy .-is concentrating his forces. ...-- 


Enemy - .fleet, or strange vessel has altered 
course to that shown by compass 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY ..strange vessel, fleet, squadron, or | BEARING, ALTERED. 


BESIEGED. 
BoarpD. 
BOMBARDING. 
BREASTWORKS. 
BY THE WIND. 
BY THE WIND. 


CHASED VESSEL. 
CHECK. 


CLOSE. 
CLOSE, ACTION. 


COMING DOWN. 
COMING IN. 
COMING OUT. 
COMING UP. 
CONCENTRATING. 


COURSE, ALTERED. 


signal. 
Eveny - the, is crippled 220 222s eee see ee CRIPPLED. 
Enemy ..the, is crossing in force.......-.. CROSSING. 
Enemy..make a dash at thovssese- out: DASH. 
Enemy ..dash at the, boldly.........----- DASH BOLDLY. 
Jinemy..is or has been defeated...-..---. DEFEATED. 
Enemy .-is making demonstrations ..-.-- '.| DEMONSTRATIONS. 
Enemy -.-has destroyed the bridge -..-.--. DESTROYED BRIDGE. 
Enemy..has destroyed his disabled ves- | DesrRoYED, DISABLED 
sels. 
Enemy .-has destroyed the dry-dock...... DESTROYED DRY-D’CK. 


Enemy ..has destroyed the light-house ....| DESTROY’D LI’T-HOUSE 


Enemy..has destroyed his works and is | DESTROYED WORKS. 


retreating. 
Enemy ..all traces of the, have disappeared} DisaPreaRrED. 


Enemy..is discovered ; direction will be | DiscovERED. 
indicated. 

Enemy ..has discovered us.-.-....---- ---- DISCOVERED US. 

Eremy..has disembarked ....-......----- DISEMBARKED. 

Enemy .. dislodge the, from his position...) DisLopGr. 


Enemy ..I can dislodye the. ............-- DISLODGE, I CAN. 


Reference 
Nos 


— 
—_ 
S 
iS)! 


2261 
2345 
2503 
2655 
2656 


2888 
2910 


2957 
673 


3060 


3062 
3064 
3066 
3195 
1107 


3359 
3363 
3471 
2498 
3518 
3561 
2323 
2325 


2324 
2326 
2328 


3682 
3714 


J721 
3747 
3756 


~~ 


3757 


4067 |, 


4068 


4069 
4070 


4071 
4072 
4073 
4074 
4075 
4076 
4077 
4078 
4079 
4080 


TID 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY..I cannot dislodge the -...-.....---- 


MEU = TS CISLOULET o2 og ies - Ge aweele cee 


Enemy -.cannot be dislodged with present 
force. 


Enemy.-has not been dislodged .-....-..---. 
Enemy ..appears to be in great distress - -. 


Enemy ..disturb the, during the night by 
firing occasionally. 


Enemy. .divert the, if possible...........- 
Enemy ..do not attack the......:......... 
Enemy ..may be doubled upon...-....----. 
Enemy ..draw the fire of the ......-..---- 
Enemy ..- draw, off from the shoal-s ...--..- 


Enemy.-is endeavoring to draw off from 
us. 


Enemy. .draw out, if possible ..........-. 
Hnemy .-is drawing off the land ......- ae 
Enemy ..drive the, from his position..---- 


Enemy -.-has been driven from his anchor- 
age. 


Enemy.-has been driven from his bat- 
tery-ies or intrenchments. 


Enemy ..bas embarked. .-..-.......------ 
EReMyasis CMMDAT KIN 5 03a oo oS .'0-~'- 225 


Enemy.-endeavor to elude the, by alter- 
ing course after dark. 


Enemy. -.I have been engaged with the -«. 


Enemy.-bas entered the bay, harbor, or 
place that will be indicated by 
signal. 


Enemy .-appears to be exercising Ae: WB meee 
Enemy .-appears to be exhausted. ....---.. 
Enemy ..exhibits great activity ...--..-.. 
Enemy ..the, has been exterminated... ..- 
Enemy -.-has failed in his attempt -..-..--.- 
Enemy .-I have failed to intercept....---- 
Enemy .-is nearly in a state of famine.... . 
Enemy -..seems to be making a feint -.----. 
Enemy. fires NN Be pA Re RPP eo 


INDEX WORDS. 


le 


Reference 
Nos 


DISLODGE, I CANNOT. 
DISLODGED. 


DISLODGED, 
BE, 


CANNOT 


DISLODGED, NOT BEEN 
DISTRESS. 
DISTURB, FIRING. 


DIVERT. 

DO NOT ATTACK. 
DOUBLED. 

DRAW FIRE. 

DRAW OFF, SHOAL-S. 
DRAW OFF, US. 


/ 


DRAW OUT. 
DRAWING OFF. 
DRIVE. 

DRIVEN, ANCHORAGE. 


DRIVEN, BATTERY-—IES. 


EMBARKED. 
EMBARKING, 
ENDEAVOR, ELUDE. 


ENGAGED. 


ENTERED 
PLACE. 


HARBOR, 


EXERCISING. 
EXHAUSTED. 
EXHIBITS, ACTIVITY. 
EXTERMINATED. 
FAILED. 

FAILED, INTERCEPT. 
FAMINE. 

FEINT. 

FIRES, 


Enemy ..is or has been firing random shots| FIRING RANDOM. 


Enemy -..flank the, on the left .......-.--- 


Enemy .. flank the, on the right...-..--..- 


Enemy ste PSG. 0s acs oe oe eons 


Enemy..the, is hotly engaged with our | FLOTILLA, ENGAGED. 
flotilla. 


FLANK. 


3907 
3936 
3948 
3947 


3955 
3953 
3975 
3977 


1584 


4045 
4048 
1102 


733 


2197 


196° 


Nos SIGNALS. 

4081 4 ENEMY -: follow the .2. <2). ss¢.sauceseuweee | 

4052 Enemy -..forage upon the........-- uci ) 

4083 Enemy .- appears to be in force -.......... 
| 4084 Enemy ..appears not to be in force....-... 
| 4085 Enemy -.-force, into shoal water ...-..-.-. 
| 4086 Enemy..the, is fortified........----.---+- | 
|| 4087 Enemy .. the, is fortifying .-..........-.-. ) 
| 4088 Enemy .-has commenced a forward move- | 

. ment. 

4039 | Enemy. « forward movement of, is ex- 

pected. 

4090 Enemy..I have found the..--...........- 
4091 Lnemy-..1 have not found the ..-.....---. 
4092 Enemy .. the frigate is an.-.---...-.-....- 
4093 Enemy .-are you gaining on the? -...-..-- 
4094 Imemy . -2ains Upon Me. 22. Fae ee ne / 

|| 4095 | Enemy -: 18 goes Sbout -o-- ee we 

4096 | | Hnemysis Sone yack 2... nee ee 
Enemy ..is going to the eastward. ---....- 

4097 | Enemy -.-is going to the northward ...-.. -| 

| 4098 Ememy ..is going to Bea)... 2-2 Sells lk... 

4099 Enemy --is going to the southward......- -| 

4100 | Enemy -.-is going to the westward .......-. | 

4101 Enemy .-the, has gone to sea -.-....--.--- | 

4102 Enemy -.- grapple the, and hold on to him. .| 

4103 Enemy--harass the, by every means in | 

your power. 

4104 Enemy-.-the, has hauled his wind and is | 
steering the course which will be 

indicated by compass signal. 

| 4105 Enemy --is haghng on 22. 2. oe. ace 2 

Enemy.-ability otf, to hold out long, I| 
doubt. 
4106 Enemy.-hold, in check until re-enforce- 
ments reach you. 
4107 Enemy .-is or appears to be hove to...--.- 
4108 Ememy . .isintrenched ......-.2-2. -222.2-. ) 
_ 4109 inemy . .is intrenchiug?s -- 3. =sscneeeee- = 
4110 Enemy.-has been joined by strange ves- 
sel-s. 
4111 Enemy -.-is keeping close along the land- -- 
4112 Finemy .-is keeping off . =... -.. VoL oeate-e 
Tinemy .. hab landed; .. . 2. .cogeceeembene 
4113 Enemy -.is lightening his vessel-s over the 


INDEX WorpDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


flats or shoals. / 


FOLLOW. 
FORAGE. ; 
FORCE. 

FORCE. 

FORCE, SHOAL. 

FORTIFIED. 

FORTIFYING. 

FORWARD MOVEMENT. 


FORWARD MOVEMENT. 


FOUND. 
FOUND, NOT. 
FRIGATE. 
GAINING ? 
GAINS. 

GOING ABOUT. 
GOING BACK. 
GOING, EASTWARD. 4006 
GOING, NORTHWARD. 
GOING, SEA. 

GOING, SOUTHWARD. 
GOING, WESTWARD. 
GONE, SEA. 

GRAPPLE. 

Haass. re 


HAULED, STEERING. 


HAULING. 


HOLD OUT, DOUBT. 3908 


HOLD, CHECK. 


HOVE TO. 
INTRENCHED. 
INTRENCHING. 
JOINED, STRANGER. 


KEEPING CLOSE. 

KEEPING OFF. * 
3747 
LIGHTENING, VESSEL-S | 


LANDED. 


seoeennessiinnmess? 


ee 
/ Nos. 


——EeE 


4115 
4116 
4117 
4118 
4119 


4120 
4121 
4122 
4123 
4124 
4125 
4126 
4127 
4128 
4129 


4130 
A131 
4132 


4133 
4134 
4135 
4136 
4137 
4138 


4139 
4140 
4141 
4142 
4143 
4144 
4145 
4146 
4147 
4148 
4149 


| 


4114 | ENEMY..is making sail 


19% 


SIGNALS. ¢ 


ws eee mee ee we eee ee we wee 


FG 2288 AY OW OD, oi oo slow ae ceca tees 
Enemy --.is seen northward: -.......- FS aioe 
Lemmy ©.4A8 NOt In Motion... ..-.....<--c0s6: 
Enemy s-has not saded?.-. 2.0... ech aces 


Enemy . - has oceupied the place which will 
be designated. 


Enemy ..occupies field-works...-....--..- 
Enemy ..is in possession of the railroad... 
Enemy .-is carrying a press of sail........ 


_ Enemy .-is under a heavy press of steam.. 


Enemy ..is pressing me hard ...-......--.. 
Enemy ..is pressed by our forces.....-..-. 
Enemy ..is protected by land-battery-—ies-. 


Enemy -.is quiet. ....- ety otek Bdeda ceed cana 
OR ras TA SVIUS pony pier weels aus de paese 


Enemy .-is reported as having ram-s...--. 
Enemy ..appears to be ready for action - .- 


Hnemy.-.appears to be ready for sea 
Enemy ..reconnoiter the...-...- RSA ae 


-Enemy..reconnoiter the, on every favor- 


able occasion, and report. 
Enemy .-is reefing his courses 
Enemy ..is reefing his topsails ...--.. ie a 
Enemy .-is refitting .--.-- AA Sree 
Enemy .-has taken refuge in the bay ..-.--. 


Enemy..the, has taken refuge under the 
guns of the fort. 


Enemy .:has refused to exchange prisoners 
Enemy -.has refused to receive flag of truce 


Enemy. -replies feebly 222. 5.2 ress... 
Enemy .-has been repulsed -......--- se A 
Enemy ..is retreating ......---...-...---: 
Enemy ..has met a reverse.........- tate 
Enemy ..has rifled cannon.....--.-...-.-. 
Enemy.-run down at full speed.....----. 
Jinemijs. ts under sail alone..:-.-< 225, .30. 


Enemy .-is making or has made all sail...- 


Ernemy..is taking or has taken in light 
sails. 


Enemy .-.is under sail and steam......-...- 
Enemy .-has seattered'in every direction.. 


/ 


. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 


Nos. 


MAKING SAIL. 
MOTION. 
NoRTHWARD. 
Nor IN MOTION. 
NOT SAILED. 
OCCUPIED, PLACE. 


OCCUPIES, FIELD-W’KS. 
POSSESSION, RAILROAD 
PRESS OF SAIL. 

PRESS OF STEAM. 
PRESSING. 

PRESSED. 

PROTECTED. 

QUIET. 

RALLYING. 

RAM-S. 

READY, ACTION. 
READY, SEA. 
RECONNOITER. 
RECONNOITER. 


REEFING, COURSES. 
REEFING, TOPSAILS. 
RE-ENFORCED. 
REFITTING. 
REFUGE, BAY. 
REFUGE, FORT. 


REFUSED, EXCHANGE. 
REFUSED FLAG TRUCE. 
REPLIES. 

REPULSED. 
RETREATING. 
REVERSE. 

RIFLED CANNON. 
RUN DOWN. 

SAIL. 

SAIL. 

SAILS. 


SAIL, STEAM. 
SCATTERED. 


~) 


2) 


198 


| Signal 


Nos. 


4152 
4153 
4154 
4155 
4156 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDs. 

ENEMY ..do you see the? ...................| SEE, DO You? 

Enemy.-is seen ahead: 5.3.5. 2eseneeseues SEEN, AHEAD. 

dinemy .-18.8@6N. OSteCTN soc. see ket eee SEEN, ASTERN. 

Enemy ..-have you seen the? ..........-.. SEEN, HAVE you ? 

Enemy ..I have seen the -) 77.2.3... -.2- SEEN, I HAVE. 

Enemy ..I have not seen the......-. faiaiaire SEEN, NOT. 

Enemy ..is shelling our people.-......---. SUELLING, PEOPLE. 

Enemy. is sheltered... 7: eee eee cess SHELTERED. 

Enemy --appears to be short of ammuni- | SHORT, AMMUNITION. 

tion. 

Enemy..is short of ammunition.......... SHORT, AMMUNITION. 

Enemy .-has slipped .-..-.- Cool fae, <b cue LIPPED: 

Enemy -..sloop of waris an .......---.---- SLOOP OF WAR. 

Enemy .-is under steam alone ..........-. STEAM. 

Enemy.-is under steam and sail..........| STEAM, SAIL. 

Enemy ..is steaming in-..-... .--.-...---. | STEAMING IN. 

enemy - -18 steaming OIL. ies Freee ee oem STEAMING OFF. 

Enemy ..is steaming out..--..-----.------ STEAMING OUT. 


Enemy..is or was steering the course in- | STEERING, COURSE. 
dicated by compass signal. 


_ Enemy..the strange vessel seen is an. ....| STRANGE VESSEL. 
Einemy..the strange vessel appears to | STRANGE VESSEL. 
be an. 
Enemy ..is the, in stropg force? ...--..... STRONG FORCE? 
Enemy ..the, Lintend to attempt to surprise} SURPRISE. 
Enemy ..the, has surrendered..........-.. SURRENDERED. 
Enemy »-S0Troaund these. 9 tases eau e SURROUND. 
Enemy -.. the, issurrounded ....-........... SURROUNDED. 
Enemy .-.has tacked ........... ii pes eB ol TACKED. 
Enemy..is reported as having torpedo- | TORPEDO-VESSELS. 
vessels. < 
Enemy ..-is unbending his sails... -. eyhomss UNBENDING SAILS, 
Enemy .. appears to be getting under way.| UNDER Way. 
Enemy ..appears unprepared for action ...| UNPREPARED, ACTION. 
Enemy .- appears unprepared for sea...--. UNPREPARED, SEA. 
Enemy ..seems to be vulnerable .....---.- VULNERABLE. 


Enemy ..can you weather the?.....-..--.| WEATHER ? 
Enemy ..I can weather the... 2.252. cs---- WEATHER. 


Enemy ..where was the, when Jast seen or | WHERE? 
heard from ? 


Enemy .-has won the battle...........--. WON BATTLE. 
Hnemy..has wore ship 2)... 22. eeeeen sees WORE SHIP. 


ENEMY’S ABANDONED WORKS..blow up| BLow up, prstTrRoy. 
or dest oy. 


Reference 
Nos 


1152 


2316 


| 


eee ee 


Signal 
Nos. 


199 


SIGNALS. 


4182 | ENEMY’S ADVANCE..resist .........--.---: 


4183 


ENEMY’S ADVANCING FORCES. .check the 
ENEMY’S AMMUNITION... destroy the. ..-.-. 


Enemy’s ammunition..has been destroyed... 


ENEMY’S ANCHOR-S..is or are atrip 42-22. 
Peer Mie SAMS). COStTOY.- 47s... .ccese see ce 
ENEMY’S ARMY..is abandoning its earth- 


works. 


Enemy’s army ..or land-force is advancing 
or approaching. 


Enemy’s army ..or land-foree, attack the -- 
Enemy's army .-is. beaten .......-.----..-.. 


Enemy’s army..or land-force has capitu- 
lated. 


Enemy’s army .-has been terribly cut up-.. 
Enemy's army .-is greatly demoralized ---. 
Enemy’s army ..is disembarking .--.-...-- 
Enemy’s army ..is embarking ..---.-..----- 


Enemy’s army ..or land-force, I have been 
engaged with. 


Enemy’s army ..is intrenching ..---...---- 


Enemy’s army ..at present insight, or avail- 
able, I should judge to be about 
the number next shown by nu- 
meral signal. 


Enemy's army ..is very large...........--- 
Enemy’s army .-.is or has been re-enforced .- 
Enemy’s army .-is or has been repulsed..-.-. 
Enemy’s army ..is retreating ...-..---.---- 


ENEMY’S BAGGAGE-TRAINS..destroy..-.-.-. 
ENEMY’S BARBETTE .GUNS..fire at .....-. 
ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES.-have been in ac- 


tion with the. 


Enemy’s battery-ies.. advance cautiously to, 
the. 


Enemy’s battery-ies..is or are armored or 
iron-plated. 


Enemy’s battery-ies..or earthworks, at- 
tack tbe. 


Enemy’s battery-ies..an attempt will be 
made to run past the, at the time 
that will be indicated by signal. 


Enemy’s battery-ics..or fort-s is or are 
bomb-proof. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


RESIST. 
CHECK. 


DESTROY. 
DESTROYED. 


ATRIP. 


DESTROY. 


ABANDONING, EARTH- 


WORKS. 
ADVANCING. 


ATTACK. 
BEATEN. ‘ 
CAPITULATED. 


CUT UP. 
DEMORALIZED. 
DISEMBARKING. 
EMBARKING. 
ENGAGED, 


INTRENCHING. 


IN SIGHT, NUMBERS. 


LARGE. 
RE-ENFORCED. 
REPULSED. — 
RETREATING. 
DESTROY. 


FIRE AT.. 


ACTION WITH. * 


1587 
1588 


1589 
* 1590 
1591 
1592 
2112 
3665 
703 


ADVANCE, CAUTIOUSLY} 849 


ARMORED,IRON-PLAT’D) 1534 


ATTACK. 


ATTEMPT, RUN. 


BOMB-PROOPF. 


1944 


1998 


2505 


200 


Signal 


4186 


4187 


4188 


4189 


4190 


Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES..or fort-s, count 
number seen and report by nu- 
meral signal. 


Enemy’s battery-ies..or fort-s, destroy. ---- 


Enemy’s battery-ies..has or have been de- 
stroyed. 
Enemy’s battery-ies.-is or are discovered. -. 
Enemy’s battery—ies.. may be enfiladed. .-.. 
Enemy’s batter y-ies..or works, flank the. -- 
Enemy’s battery—-ies..is or are formidable -. 


Enemy’s battery—ies . 
midable. 


- appears or appear for- 


Enemy’s battery—ies.-is or are manned -.--.- 
Enemy’s battery-ies..is or are masked. ..-. 


Enemy’s battery-ies..do not appear formi- 


dable. 

Enemy’s battery-ies..do not appear to be 
manned. 

Enemy’s battery-ies..repass the...---.---- 


Enemy’s battery-ies..run by the. ....-.----- 


Enemy’s battery—ies..is or are unmasked... 


ENEMY’S BOAT-S..de-troy the 


Enemy’s boat-s..I have been in action with 


~~ ere es we eee te we 


the. 
Enemy’s boats..1 intend to attempt to cap- 
ture the. 


Enemy’s boats..and small craft, make a 
dash at the. 


i ro | 
Enemy's boats..engage the ............... 
Enemy’s boats..and small vessels, harass 
the. 
Enemy’s boats..are surrounded ......-.--- 


ENEMY’S BREASTWORKS.. may be assaulted 


Einemu’s breastworks..may be taken in 
flank and rear. 


‘ 


ENEMY’S CASEMATE GUNS..fire at .....-.- 
ENEMY’S CENTER. -attack the ..2..2.....:- 
Enemy’s center ..concentrate on...---..--- 

' Enemy's center..dash at the ..-.-. es. ---- 
Enemy’s center..double on the...... Ne bls 


Enemy’s center..press the 


ENEMY’S COAL..or other supply vessel-s, 
destroy. 


INDEX WORDS. 


COUNT, REPORT. 


DESTROY. 
DESTROYED. 


DISCOVERED. 
ENFILADED. 
FLANK. 
FORMIDABLE. 
FORMIDABLE. 


MANNED, 
MASKED. 
NOT FORMIDABLE. 


NOT MANNED. 


REPASS 
RUN BY. 
UNMASKED. 


DESTROY. 
ACTION WITH. 


ATTEM PT, CAPTURE. 


DASH AT. 


ENGAGE. 
HARASS. 


SURROUNDED. 


ASSAULTED, 
FLANK, REAR. 


FIRE AT. 


ATTACK. 
CONCENTRATE, 
DasnH. 
DOUBLE. 


| Prisss. 


Destroy. 


2185 


2188 


2189 


2190 


3472 


2423 


1793 
2582 


3666 


1945 
1901 
3473 
3899 
2824 


3585 


201 


o 
o 
Signal SIGNALS , INDEX Wonrps e g 
Nos. ° e . as 
o 
pa i. = 
ENEMY’S CONVOY.-attack and capture or | ATTACK. 1946 
destroy. 
Enemy’s convoy ..is dispersed - Pio EP aes DISPERSED, 3256 
ENEMY’S CRIPPLED CONDITION..takead- | ADVANTAGE. 892 
vantage of. | 
Enemy’s crippled condition..avail yourself | ATTACK VIGOROUSLY. | 2029 
of, to attack him vigorously. : 
ENEMY’S CRIPPLED VESSEL-S.. attack the} ArTrack. 1947 
ENEMY’S CRUISERS.-avoid being seen by | Avorp. 2043 
the. 
Inemy’s cruisers..cross the line of ......-. CROSS LINE OF. 3362 
ENEMY’S DESIGNS..-ascertain, if possible. ..| ASCERTAIN. 1724 
ENEMY’S ENCAMPMENT..or intrenchments, | ATTACK. 1948 
attack the. ' 3 
Enemy’s encampment..is breaking up.----. BREAKING UP. 2071 
Enemy’s encampment. -.is discovered or seen.| DISCOVERED. 3715 
ENEMY’S FIELD-WORKS..attack the ...... ATTACK. 1949 
ENEMY’S FIRE-RAFT-S..or vessel-s, destroy) DESTROY. 3586 
IMnemy’s fire-raft-s..is or are destroyed ....| DESTROYED. 3099 
Enemy’s fire-raft-s..or ship-s, send boats | SEND BOATS. 2449 
to tow off and destroy. 
ENEMY’S FLAG-SHIP..-attack the’......-..-. ATTACK. 1950 
Evemy’s flag-shin..destroy the...--..--.-. DESTROY. 3087 
4191 | ENEMY’S FLANKS. harass the.............. HaARaAss. 
ENEMY’S FLEET.-how does the, bear?...-.. BEAR ? 2220 
Enemy’s fleet..has been captured .....---- CAPTURED. 2732 
Einemy’s fleet ..is in-great disorder .....--. DISORDER. 0770 
Enemy’s fleet..is dispersed...--..--..----- DISPERSED. 3795 
4192 Enemy’s fleet.. appears to be equal in force | EQUAL FORCE. 
to our own. 
4193 Enemy’s fleet.. appears to be hovo to ...-.. HOVE TO. 
4194 Enemy’s fleet..is scattered .-.-....---..-.- SCATTERED. 
4195 Enemy’s fleet..is seen; direction will be | SEEN. 
indicated by compass signal. 
ENEMY’S FLOTILLA..I have been in action | Arion. 706 
with the. 
Enemy’s flotilla .- attack or engage the. ....| ATTACK. 1951 
4196 Enemy’s flotilla ..is in sight-.....--...---- IN SIGHT. 
4197 | ENEMY’S FORCE..is or appears to be equal | Equa. 
| to ours. 
4198 F'nemy’s force:.feel, approaching him as | FEEL. 
close as prudence will allow. 


Signal 
Nos. 


4199 


4200 
4201 


4202 


4203 


4204 


4205 


4206 


4207 


4208 
4209 


4210 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY’S FORCE..is or appears to be inferior 


to ours. 


Enemy’s force..- appears to be large...--.-. 
Enemy’s force. - 
Enemy’s force. .report what is seen of the. 
Enemy’s force..available is small 


sere s we eee 


is or appears to be superior 
to ours. 


Enemy’s force.. 


Enemy's force.-is unknown.'.2202- ..-. ...- 


ENEMY’S FORCES..-are concentrated 


Enemy’s forces..are, or appear to be, in 
Y » OF ) 
great disorder. 


Enemy’s forces..are disorganized.....---.. 


Enemy’s forces..are dispersed in every di- 
rection. ‘ 


Enemy’s forces..are drawn out...--..-.-.. 


Enemy’s forces..I bave endeavored to as- 
certain. 


Enemy’s forces..are scattered. ...-...-.... 
ENEMY’S FORT-S..draw the fire of......... 


ENEMY’S FORTIFICATIONS.-.blow up or 
render useless, and retreat. 


ENEMY’S GUNBOAT-S..-attack the 
Enemy’s gunboat-s..cut off 


eee ees oe 


ereecece = ewe eee ew ee 


ENEMY’S GUNS..count, and report number 
. seen, by numeral signal. 


Enemy’s guns ..I am in range of the...--.. 
ENEMY’S HEADQUARTERS..direct your 
fire at the. 
ENEMY’S HEAVY GUNS..I am exposed to 
the. 
ENEMY’S HEAVY VESSEL-S..is or are 
astern. 
Enemy’s heavy vessel-s..attack the .......- 


Eneny’s heavy vessels..are in the center.... 
Enemy’s heavy vessels..are in the left wing. 
Enemy’s heavy vessels .. are in the right wing 
Enemy’s heavy vessels - . are in the van...... 


ENEMY’S HULL..fire at the 


ENEMY’S INTENTIONS..appear to he to ac- 
cept battle. 


INDEX WorDs. 


INFERIOR. 


INFERIOR ? 
LARGE. 

LARGE. 

REPORT. 

SMALL. 
SUPERIOR. 
UNKNOWN. 
CONCENTRATED. 


DISORDER. 


DISORGANIZED. 
DISPERSED. 


DRAWN OUT. 


ENDEAVORED, ASCER- 
TAIN. 


SCATTERED. 
DRAW FIRE. 


BLOW UP, RETREAT. 


ATTACK. 
Cur OFF. 


COUNT, REPORT. 


I AM IN RANGE. 


DIRECT, FIRE. 
EXPOSED. 


ASTERN. 


ATTACK. 
CENTER. 
LEFT WING. 
RIGHT WING. 
VAN. 


FIRE AT. 


ACCEPT BATTLE. 


Reference 
Nos 


| 


2035 
616 
2036 


3193 - 
3771 


3774 
3796 


3952 
4061 


3937 
2315 


1952 
3380 
617 


1004 


1877 


1953 
2822 


1007 


203 


Signal 
_ Nos. 


4211 


4212 


4215 


4214 


4215 


4216 
4217 
4218 


4219 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY’S INTENTIONS. -appear to be to at- 


tack. 


Enemy’s tntentions..appear to be to decline 
battle. 


Enemy’s intentions..1 am doubtful about-. 
Enemy’s intenfions..endeavor to frustrate - 
Enemy’s intentions..I have frustrated ...-. 


ENEMY’S IRON-CLAD-S..I have been in ac- 


tion with the. 


_ Enemy’s iron-clad-s..is or are aground .... 


Enemy’s tron-clad-s..is or are approaching. 
Enemy’s iron-clad-s..attack the .......--- 
Enemy’s iron-clad-s..concentrate on the .. 


Enemy’s iron-clad-s..ruan down at full 
speed. 


Enemy’s iron-clad-s..vessel-s seen is or are 


ENEMY’S LAUNCH-ES..and other boat-s, 


attack the. 


ENEMY’S LEADING VESSEL-S..is or are 


aground. 
Enemy’s leading vessel-s..check ....--..-.. 


ENEMY’S LEFT WING..-attack the. ........ 
TON Bev ea N [1 -) Ios DPOKON ca eae c Cale Salneie ba 


Enemy’s line. -is closed up .s..----.7 <2... 
Enemy’s line..cross ahead of ...--..-----: 
Enemy’s line..cross astern of.........-... 
Een s BRO se CNMIROO Ss teees sales essa 3 << 
TOM grtind. s 1OPCe UNG. ote sees cs Can Sen << 


Enemy sline-.i8, Opens. .---seeess ode 283 


ENEMY’S LINES..anchor within the, andat- 


tack him at close quarters. 


ENEMY’S MOVEMENTS..are anticipated.... 


Enemy’s novements..are concealed .....--- 
Enemy’s movements..do you understand ?.. 
Enemy’s movements ..appear to be a feint-. 


Enemy’s movements. .make inquiries of the, 
and report. 


Enemy’s movements..report by signal..--.. 
Enemy’s movements..are suspicious ....... 
Enemy’s movements..are very uncertain ... 


ENEMY’S OBSTRUCTIONS..break through 


the. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


ATTACK. 


DECLINE BATTLE. 


DOUBTFUL. ~ 3912 
ENDEAVOR,FRUSTRATE| 4058 
FRUSTRATED. 

ACTION. 707 
AGROUND. 930 
APPROACHING. 1470 
ATTACK. 1954 
CONCENTRATE. 1905 


RUN DOWN. 


IRON-CLAD-S, 


ATTACK, 1956 
AGROUND. 931 
CHECK. 2912 
ATTACK. | 1957 
BROKEN. | 2622 
CLOSED. 2980 
CROSS AHEAD. 955 
CROSS ASTERN, 1878 
E\NFILADE. 

FORCE. 

OPEN. 

ANCHOR WITHIN. 1253 
ANTICIPATED. 

CONCEALED. ~ 3188 


DO YOU UNDERSTAND 2?| 3882 
FEINT. 
MAKE INQUIRIES. 


SUSPICIOUS. 
UNCERTAIN. 


REPORT. | 
| 
BREAK THROUGH. 2563 | 


| 


ee 


Nos. 


4225 


4226 
4227 


| 4228 


Ao 
4230 


4232 
4233 


4234 
4235 
4256 
4237 


204 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY’S PICKETS..-I intend to attempt the 
capture of the. 


Enemy’s pickets..are in sight...--.-------- 
ENEMY’S PICKET-VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY’S POSITION. assault the -.....----. 


Lnemy’s position.. attack the.........--.-- | 


Iinemy’s position..or fort-s has or have 
been carried by an assault. 


Enemy’s position..is exposed...2..2-----..- 
Tinemy’s position. .force the... ..-:....---. 


Lnemy’s position. .on shore, reconnoiter, by 
approaching closely. 


Enemy’s position,.and strength, ascertain, 
as far as possible; report 
without delay. 


Tinemy’s position..is strong... ..---. 2.2... 
Enemy's position..is weak ...--..-....--.. 


ENEMY’S PRINCIPAL BATTERY-IES. -is or 
are silenced. 


ENEMY’S PRINCIPAL VESSEL..run down 
at full speed. 


Enemy’s principal vessel..sink or destroy... 


ENEMY’S PROPERTY. destroy -.........- ee 
ENEMY’S RAM-S..is or are aground .....-.. 
Einemy’s ram-s..is or are approaching .-.. 
Enemy’s ram-s.-.attack the ..............- 
Enemy’s ram-s.-concentrate on .......--. 


Enemy’s ram-s..T have been engaged with 
the. 


Enemy’s ram-s..run down at full speed . -. 


Enemy’s rams ..is or are seen ..---....--- 
ENEMY’S REARS agtack the... Jo ueesee eee 
Enemy’s rear.. how does it bear?.......--. 
Enemy’s rear .. concentrate on the -.....-. 
Enemy's rear.-dash at the... $..e02-4k.-- 
Enemy’s rear..double on the .......------ 
Enemy’s rear..is well yuarded ...-..------ 
Enemy's rear. Narass twee tee eoewee ste: 
Enemy’s rear. .is aor w ell iS EILOUS Leite « 
Enemy's rear .-‘press the. 220. oes. eee 


drive im .... 


INDEX WORDS. 


ATTEMPT, CAPTURE. 


IN SIGHT. 
DRIVE. 


ASSAULT. 
ATTACK. 


CARRIED, ASSAULT. 


EXPOSED. 
FORCE. 
RECONNOITER. 


STRENGTH, ASCERTAIN, 


STRONG. 
WEAR. . 


SILENCED. 


RUN DOWN. 


SINK, DESTROY. 


DESTROY. 


AGROUND. 
APPROACHING. 


ATTACK, 


CONCENTRATE. 
ENGAGED. 


RUN DOWN. 
SEEN. 


ATTACK. 
BEAR? 
CONCENTRATE. 
DASH AT. 
DOUBLE ON. 


GUARDED WELL, . 


HARass. 
NOT GUARDED. 
Press. 


ENEMY’S ees DIVISION... or detached | Av TACK, 


vessel-s, uctack the. 


| 


1725 


2193 


205 


Reference 
Nos 


SIGNALS. , - INDEX Worbps. 
_ENEMY’S RESERVES..are advancing or ap- | ADVANCING. 877 
' proaching,. 
| ENEMY’S RETREAT... into port, cut off...... CUT OFF. 3381 
Enemy’s retreat..endeavor to cut off ..--.. ENDEAVOR, CUT OFF. | 4057 
| ENEMY’S RETREATING VESSEL-S..-attack | ATTACK, CUT OFF. 1907 
and cut off. 
ENEMY’S RIGHT WING..attack the......-. ATTACK. 1962 
4238 ENEMY’S SAILS..are unbent ...........---- UNBENT. 
ENEMY’S SALT-WORKS..attack and destroy) ATTACK, DESTROY. 1963 
Enemy’s salt-works..have been destroyed..| DESTROYED. 3096 
4239 | ENEMY’S SHOT. -are,falling short of us....- FALLING SHORT. 
4240 Enemy’s shot..are going over. ....-.....-- GOING OVER. 
ENEMY’S SMALL STEAMERS..attack the..| ATTack. 1964 


ENEMY’S SMALL VESSELS..I intend to at- | INTEND, CAPTURE. 1991 
tempt to capture the. 


ENEMY’S STRENGTH..and position, report.| PostT1oN, REPORT. 618 
ENEMY’S STRONG POINT..concentrate upon} CoNCENTRATE. 1904 | 
ENEMYS “TERMS. “accepts ate sek se. oe Sen ACCEPT. 585 |! 
imemy’s terms. decline ....-.--- 2.0 «esses DECLINE. 3009 
ENEMY’S TOPSAIL-S..is or are aback ...-.. ABACK. 508 | 
ENEMY’S TORPEDO-VESSEL-S .. I have | Action. 710 7 


been in action with. 


Enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s ..is or are aground -| AGROUND. 933 | 
Enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s ..is or areapproach-| APPROACHING. 1472 || 
ing. 
Enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s..attack the-.-.---. ATTACK. 1966 
Enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s .. concentrate on the) CONCENTRATE. 3192 
4241 Enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s..run down the, at | RUN DOWN. 
full speed. : 
4242 Enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s . .vessel-s seen is or | VESSEL-S. | 
are. 
ENEMY’S TOWN..or settlement, attack the..| ATTACK. 1965 
ENEMY’S TRANSPORT-S. attack the..-.-... | ATTACK. 1967 
Enemy’s transpori-s..cut off ...-....-.---- | CUT OFF. . 3382 
ENEMY’S TRANSPORTATION... destroy. ....| DESTROY. . 3089 
ENEMY’S TROOPS..are landing.........--. _| LANDING. 1583 
ENEMY’S TURRETED VESSEL-S .. attack | Arrack. 1968 
the. 


4243 


4244 


4245 
4246 
4247 


4248 
4249 


4250 
4251 
4252 
4253 


206 


SIGNALS. 


ENEMY’S VAN. attack the: -2iseee- suse ae oe 


Enemy’s van.-how Goes it bear?.......... 
Enemy’s van..concentrate on the -......-.. 
Enemy’s van..dash at the ...5....--.-.... 
Enemy’s van..double on the...-.. - ae 
Enemy’s van. press the ........+-----+4-. 


ENEMY’S VESSEL-S..I have been in action 


with. 


Enemy’s vessel-s.-is it or are they afloat ?-. 
Enemy’s vessel-s..appear-s to be afloat... .- 
Enemy’s vessel-s..is or are aground ...- ---. 


Enemy’s vessel-s..is or are armored or iron- 
plated. 


Enemy’s vessel—s.. now seen, I intend to at- 
tempt the capture of. 


Enemy’s vessel-s..is or are aweigh ..-...-.-- 
Enemy’s vessel-s..is or are blockaded....-. 


Enemy’s vessel-s..has or have been cap- 
tured. 


Enemy’s vessel-s..is or are coming out .... 


Enemy’s vessel-s .: run in, cut out, and bring 
off or destroy. 


Enemy’s vessel-s..appear-s to be slightly 
damaged. 


Enemy’s vessel-s.. has or have been blown 
up or destroyed. 


Enemy’s vessel-s..appear-s to be disman- 
tled. 


Enemy’s vessel-s.. get inshore of the. ...-.. 
Enemy’s vessel-s-.is or are on fire ......... 


Enemy’s vessel-s.. has or have been over- 
hauled. 


Enemy's vessel-s ..ram the, opposed to ves- 
sel designated. 


Ememy’s vessel-s..is or are returning into 
port. 


: 
Enemy’s vessel-s..ram or run down the..-.. 
Enemy’s vessel~s. is or are running in. ..-- 
Enemy’s vessel-s..is or are running out.... 


Enemy’s vessel-s ..is or are in a sinking con- 
dition. 


Enemy’s vessels .. count, and report the 
number by num’! signal. 


Enemy’s vessels .. endeavor to decoy off 
the coast. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ATTACK... 
BEAR? 
CONCENTRATE. 
DASH. 

DOUBLE ON. 
PRESS. 


ACTION., 


AFLOAT. 
AFLOAT ? 
AFLOAT. 
AGROUND. 


ARMOR’D, IRON-PLAT’D 


ATTEMPT, CAPTURE. 


AWEIGH. 
BLOCKADED. 
CAPTURED. 


COMING OUT. 
CUTOUT. 


DAMAGED, SLIGHTLY. 
DESTROYED. 
DISMANTLED. 


GET INSHORE. 
ON FIRE. 
OVERHAULED. 


Ram. 
RETURNING, PORT. 


RUN DOWN. 
RUNNING IN. 
RUNNING OUT. 
SINKING CONDITION. 


COUNT, REPORT. 


DECOY, OFF COAST. 


| @ 
c 
= haa 
©. & 
uC 
lh | 
a 
aa 


ws 
us 


934 
1535 


1988 


2066 
2298 
9733 


3065 
3384 


3409 


Signal 


od SIGNALS. INDEX WonrpDs. 


4254 | ENEMY’S VESSELS. -have foundered; num- | FOUNDERED. 
ber will be indicated by 
| numeral signal. 


4255 Enemy’s vessels ..are surrounded .........-| SURROUNDED. 
ENEMY’S WEAK POINT..-attack the .......| ATTACK. 
Enemy’s weak point..concentrate upon the.| CONCENTRATE. 
Enemy’s weak point..dash at the -.....--.. DASH AT. 
4256 Enemy’s weak point..press the...2....---- PRESS. 


ENEMY’S WOODEN VESSEL-S..attack the.) ATTack. 


ENEMY’S WORKS..assault the ..........--- ASSAULT. 
Enemy’s works. attack the ..----..---..... ATTACK. 
Enemy’s works..blow up or destroy...---. BLow Up. 
Enemy’s works..are breached......-..--..- BREACHED. 
Enemy’s works..are casemated ......-.... CASEMATED. 
Enemy’s works ..demolish ...- Re ie Recah DEMOLISH. 
Enemy’s works..are or have been demol- | DEMOLISHED. 
ished or broken up. 
Enemy’s works..I have destroyed. ........ DESTROYED, I HAVE. 
4257 Enemy’s works..enfilade..... eR OD rs ENTILADE. 
4258 Enemy’s works. -J am enfilading ..........| ENFILADING. 
Enemy’s works. -have not been breached..| NoT@REACHED. 
Enemy’s works..are not casemated.....-.. NOT CASEMATED. 
4259 Enemy’s works..are not strong ...--.--.-- NOT STRONG. 
4260 Enenvy’s works. .are strong ....-..--.----- STRONG. 
4261 | ENERGY..-great, has been displayed. ......-- DISPLAYED. 
4262 Energy..and zeal only will insure success.| INSURE SUCCESS. 
ENFILADE.. the enem SS Pheer cob 0 eat ENEMY’S LINE. 
Tinfilade..the enemy’s works..........--. ENEMY’S WORKS. 


ENFILADED..the enemy’s battery—-ies may be| ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 


ENFILADING. -I am, the enemy’s works... -..| ENEMY’S WORKS. 


SNFORCE..the blockade strictly ..-.-.-.-.... | BLOCKADE. 


from the ship or fleet. 
ENGAGE. .the enemy’s battery-ies or earth- | BATTERY-IEs. 
| works. 
Engage..the enemy’s boats ...-......-.-- Boats. 
) Engage..the enemy’s center...... a etait CENTER. 
Engage..at an effective range..-......--.. EFFECTIVE RANGE. 


4263 Energy -.. great, is necessary ..--- et aemie es NECESSARY. 
| 


| Engage..the enemy .......----- <a cete gen NS, 


' 


Enforce .. strict discipline while absent | STRICT, DISCIPLINE. 


| 


Reference 
Nos 


1970 
3189 
0475 


1971 
1787 
1972 
2316 


2557 


etia 
3560 
2623 


2558 
2780 


4216 
4257 
2178 
4258 


2273 


3703 
1944 


2423 
1945 
4021 
1926 


Signal 
Nos. 


4264 


4265 
4266 


4267 


4268 
4269 
4270 
4271 


: SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. 

ENGAGE..the enemy’s flotilla -..............| FLOTILLA. 
Engage..the enemy’s heavy vessels. ..--.- HEAVY VESSELS, 
Engage..the enemy’s iron-clad-s......---- IRON-CLAD-S. 
Eingage..the enemy at long range ........ LONG RANGE, 
Engage..the enemy néarer.....+.... arts NEARER. | 
Engage..the enemy at point-blank range | POINT-BLANK. 
Engage..the enemy’s ram-s ......--....-. | RaM-s. 
Engage..the enemy’s rear........-....... REAR. 


Engage..the enemy’s reserve division or | RESERVE. 
detached vessels. 


Engage..the enemy at short range -...... SHORT RANGE, 
Engage..the enemy’s small steamers ......| SMALL STEAMERS. 
Engage..the enemy’s van......---...---: VAN. 


ENGAGED..I have been, with the enemy ....| ENEMY. 


Engaged..I have been, with the enemy’s| ENEMY’s BATTERY-IES 
battery-ies. 


Engaged..{ have been, with enemy’s boats.| ENEMY’S BOATS. 


Engaged..I have been, with the enemy’s | ENEMY’S IRON-CLAD-S. 
gag ’ My i 
iron-clad-s. 


Engaged..I have been, with the enemy’s | ENrMy’s LAND-FORCES 
land-forces. 


Engaged..Ishave been, with the enemy’s | ENEMy’s RAM-S, 


ram-s. 
ENGAGEMENT ..has commenced ....:.-.-.... COMMENCED. 
ENGAINE-S.- back your -.-...---. .- mT A ape Pas BACK: 
Engine-s.. back your, hard :... .....2.... Back, HARD. 
Engine-s..is or are in bad condition .-...-. BaD CONDITION. 
Engine—8. } COMMER: Saves spe tien oes oases CONNECT. 
Jingine-s ..18 or are damaged slightly -...- DAMAGED. 
Engine-8. 18 or are .disabled..-...5. 22. 2... DISABLED. 


[ With the interrogatory pennant over it, 

it will mean, Are your engines disabled ?] 
Engine-s.. disconnect ..1-023 5-622. La oS. DISCONNECT. 
Engine-s..is or are in good working order.| GOOD ORDER. 
Engine-s ..need-s overhauling ..-....----- NEED OVERHAULING. 


Engine-s..does or do your, need overhaul- | NEED OVERHAULING ? 
ing? 
oS 


Engine-s..overhaul and put in order with | OVERHAUL, DISPATCH. 
all practicable dispatch. 


Engine-s..perform-s well ....-...-- Sean's PERFORM. 
Jingine-s..does or do not perform well....| PERFORM. 
Enginé-s -- repair your >- 22a sae ee se oe oe x REPAIR. 


Engine-s..repairs of, are completed .....- REPAIRS, 


2093 


. 


Reference 
Nos. 


1961 


1939 
1964 
1969 


4067 
703 


1871 
2102 
3228 
3410 
3669 


209 


| 
| | 


o 
i) 
3 
SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDs. 5S || 
a 
o 
oa 
4272 | ENGINE-S..cannot be repaired here ......-.- REPAIRED. ~ 
4273 Engine-s..cannot be repaired without as- | REPAIRED, ASSISTANCE 
sistance. 
4274 Engine-s..may be repaired in the number | REPAIRED, DAYS. 
of days indicated by numeral 
signal. 
4275 Engine-s..may be repaired in the number | REPAIRED, HOURS. 
of hours indicated by numeral 
signal. 
4276 Engine-s..cannot be repaired at sea..---- REPAIRED, SA. 
4277 engines G00P), VOU a oon Steno ee eee eee Sror. 
4275 Engine-s..a survey will be held upon your} SURVEY. 
4279 Engine-s..may be put in working order | WORKING ORDER. 
very soon. 
ENGINEER, CHIEF ..is killed or dead ....-.. DEAD. 2914 
Engineer, Chief..repair on board of this or | REPAIR. 2HLo 
the vessel indicated. 
iengineer, Chief. cis SICK... ton sete cian a's SICK. 2917 
Engineer, Chief..is wounded -......--.-.-- WOUNDED. 2918 


4280 | ENGINEER IN CHARGE..-repair on board of | REPAIR. 
this or the vessel indicated. 


ENGIN EER, ASSISTANT ..repair on board of | REPAtR. 1866 
this or the vessel indicated. 


ENGINEER, CADET ..repair on board of this | REPAtR. 2684 
or the vessel designated. 


4281 | ENGINEERS, PASSED ASSISTANT..repair | Reparr. 
on board of this or the vessel 
designated. 


ENGINEERS..have arrived ; the number and | ARRIVED. 1682 
grades will be communicated 
by telegraphic signal. 


Engineers.. Board of, will assemble on | BOARD, ASSEMBLE. 1795 
board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, in obedience to orders. 


4282 Engineers..can spare the number and | CAN SPARE. 
grades that will be communi- 
cated by telegraphic signal. 


4283 Engineers..can you spare any? Report | CAN YOU SPARE? I 
number and grades by tele- 
graphic signal. 
Engineers..deficient; the number and | DEFICIENT, NUMBER. | 3533 
grades will be communicated 
by telegraphic signal. 


4284 Engineers ..report by numeral signal total | REPORT, NUNSBER. 


number on board. 
4285 Engineers-- Sends list of. -.\.6. 6 Jes e0 0 eocaee SEND LIST. 
ENGLISH..is the flag seen or shown by the} FLAG, SEEN. 2613 


strange vessel. | 


14NS8 


Signal 


| Nos. 


210 


SIGNALS. 


4286 | ENGLISH.. fleet or squadron, the one seen is.. 


4287 


4288 
4289 


4290 


4291 
4292 
4293 


4294 


4295 


4296 


4297 


English. 


English. 
English. 


-man or men of war is the one or 
those seen. 


.the merchantman seen is 


-merchant, is or are, the vessel-s 
seen. : 


ENGLISH PORT. . the strange vessel is bound to 
English port..the strange vessel is from an 


ENSIGN..haul down your 


Ensign. - 
Ensign.. 
Ensign. 


Ensign... 


hoist your 


hoist that of the nation indicated. 


_hoist that of the nation indicated 


at the fore. 


hoist one at each mast-head now, 
or at the time which will be in- 
dicated by signal. 


Ensign. .of the strange vessel-s cannot be 
made out. 

Ensign..of the strange vessel-s is that of 
the nation indicated. 

ENSIGNS..are you in need of ? ...-. et tdi aay 
ensigns. are needed .. 2.1. ss sees «oan 

Ensigns..number on board will be shown 
by numeral signal. 

Ensigns.. officers of the grade of, have von 
any on board? Report number 
by numeral signal. 

Ensigns..officers of the grade of, I have 
the number on board indicated 
by numeral signal. 

Ensigns.- officers of the grade of, have no, 
on board. 

Ensigns . send list'of. 5. Swe 12 c awd cncwicen's 


ENTER..the bay, harbor, place, or port 


Enter ..I cannot, the bay, harbor, place, or 
port. 
Enter..by the channel designated...-.. .. 
Enter..do not, the harbor, place, or port.. 
Enter..draught of your vessel is too great 
to enter. 
Enter..by the main channel .........-:.. 
Enter.. by the middle channel........---. 


_Enter..by the swash-channel 


ENTERED. 


-the Army has, the bay, harbor, 


port, or place, which will be indi- 
cated by signal. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


FLEET. 
MAN-OF-WAR. 


MERCHANTMAN. 
MERCHANTMEN. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


HAUL. 

Hotst. 

HOIsT, INDICATED. 
HOIsT, FORE. 


HOIST, MAST-HEAD. 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


NEED ? 
NEEDED. 
NUMBER. 


OFFICERS, HAVE YOU? 


OFFICERS, I HAVE. 


OFFICERS, NO. 


SEND LIST. 


BAY, PORT. 
CANNOT. 


CHANNEL, 
DO NOT, HARBOR. 
DRAUGHT. 


MAIN CHANNEL. 
MIDDLE CHANNEL. 
Sw ASH-CHANNEL. 


; ARMY, PORT. 


Reference 
Nos 


3045 


3044 


2203 
2707 


2843 
3861 
3932 


4304 
4305 


4306 
4307 


4308 
4309 
4310 


4311 
4312 


4313 


4314 


4315 
4316 
4317 

4318 
4319 
4320 
4321 
4322 


211 


SIGNALS. 


ENTERED..the enemy has, the bay, harbor, | 


place, or port which will be indi- 
cated by signal. 

Entered..the fleet has, the bay, harbor, 
place, or port which will be indi- 
cated. 


.Entered..the harbor cannot be safely, 
without a pilot. 


Entered..the transport-s has or have, the 
bay, harbor, place, or port which 
will be indicated by signal. 


ENTERPRISE..the, has failed 


ee ee 


Enterprise..the, is very hazardous, and 
will require the exercise of great 
coolness, skill, and judgment. 


Enterprise..the, is promising. ...--- aoe 


Enterprise..the, has succeeded ........... 


ENTHUSIASM..there is great, in the Army -. 
 _Enthusiast..there is great, in the fleet - .. 


Enthusiasm..there is great, among the 
people. 


Enthusiasm..there is very little, in the 
Army. ’ 


Enthusiasm..there is very little, in the 
fleet. 


Enthusiasm..there is very little, among 
the people. 


ENTICE..the enemy out, if possible 


ENTRANCE..to the channel that will be indi- 
cated, anchor near the. 
Entrance..to the channel that will be in- 
dicated, guard the. 
FORTY ORCH. 2 ie GWORGG. as ~ 2a op atone eth ane 
Entraneé.18 dangerous .....-».-,-.------- 
Entrance..defend the..-.-..-- a helenae te 
ERAGE PORCC RINS. 5. 5-535 au dae yee tes 
Entrance..to the harbor, surround the.... 
Entrance..to the main channel, guard the. 
Hintrandests MAITOW 332-225-202 22 e2 ee 
TORU nc aoa an dees tw ews amie 
TRF NCGS Tee DY, o 252. . ce cc ce tens vane 
Entrance ..to the swash-channel, guard the 
AUNT ONCE Ae OUOUOUS sos 3. ase nc seseee 


ENUMERATE..the vessels of the enemy’s 


fleet. 


INDEX WORDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


i 
= 
is} 
es 


ENEMY, PORT. 
FLEET, PORT. 


HARBOR, PILOT. 


TRANSPORT-S, PORT, 


FAILED. 
HAZARDOUS. 


} 


PROMISING. 
SUCCEEDED. 


GREAT, ARMY. 
GREAT, FLEET. 
GREAT, PEOPLE. 


VERY LITTLE, ARMY. 
VERY LITTLE, FLEET. 


VERY LITTLE, PEOPLE. 


ENEMY. 3935 


ANCHOR. 1283 


CHANNEL, GUARD. 


2976 
3467 
3027 


CLOSED. 
DANGEROUS. 
DEFEND. 

FORCE. 

HaRBOR, SURROUND. 
MAIN CHANNEL. 
NARROW. 

OPEN. 

STRAIGHT. 
SWASH-CHANNEL. 
TORTUOUS. 


ENEMY’S VESSELS. 3392 


les 


4326 
4327 
4328 
4329 
4330 


4331 


4332 


212 


SIGNALS. 


ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY..and Minister 
Plenipotentiary of the United 
States to this country has ar- 
rived. 


Envoy Extraordinary..and Minister Pleni- 
potentiary of the nation whose 
flag is now shown, salute with 
the appropriate number of guns, 
and with his nation’s tlag at the 
fore, at the time of his leaving 
this or the vessel designated. 


Envoy Extraordinary..and Minister Pleni- 
potentiary of the nation whose 
flag is now shown will visit 
this or the vessel designated on 
the day and at the hour which 
will be indicated. 


EPAULETS.. officers will wear ......-....... 


EPIDEMIC..the cholera has become-........ 
Epidemic..has disappeared.........-..-.- 
Epidemic..is disappearing .......-........ 
Fipidemic-. the disease is ...2.. 2. Se. eo ok 
Epidemic..the disease is not...-....-.---- 


Epidemic..the diseases prevailing here or 
at the place designated are. 


Epidemic. ANG I6Veras | seas ue ae. hs fase wee 
Epidemic..the fever is not -.--.-.-....... 
Tfvidemic. «18 ANGTERBING 20. csies a oan 2 scutes 
Epidemic 218 WOU Ge antic 6 aso ivininiee reheat 
Epidemic..yellow fever is, at this or the 


EQUAL..in force, the enemy’s fleet appears 
to be, to our own. 


Equal..the enemy’s forces appear to be, 
to our own. 


‘ 


EQUIPMENTS..complete your .......-...... 
Equipments ..are or have been completed.. 
Equipments..all, are disembarked ......-. 
Equipments ..all, are disembarking... .-.--. 
Equipments..hasten your ...--...--...-.- 
Equipments..and supplies, land .......-.. 
Equipments..-have not been completed..-. 
Equipments .. proceed with your ......---. 


ERECT. ‘barricade-s .'........cue eee ceeeees 
Erect ..battery-ies immediately~.......... 


Epaulets ..ofticers will wear, at inspection. 


place which will be designated. |. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


ARRIVED. 


SALUTE. 


VISIT. 


OFFICERS. 
OFrlrICERS. 


CHOLERA. 
DISAPPEARED. 
DISAPPEARING. 
DISEASE. 
DISEASE. 
DISEASES, 


FEVER. 

FEVER. 
INCREASING. 
MIxp. ) 
YELLOW FEVER. 


ENEMY’S FLEET. 
ENEMY’S FORCES. 


COMPLETE. 
COMPLETED. 
DISEMBARKED. 
DISEMBARKING. 
HASTEN. 

LAND. 

NOT COMPLETED. 
PROCEED. 


BARRICADE-S. 
BATTERY-IES. 


Reference 
Nos 


— 
[or 
te 9) 
wo 


1114 


2930 
3683 
3688 
3726 
3731 
3738 


4192 
4197 


3180 
3181 
3748. 
3751 


3740 
3182 


2156 
2194 


213 


INDEX WORDS. 


Everything ..of value to the enemy, destroy); DesTRoY. 


Signal E 
I Nos | SIGNALS. 
| : 
MCI Gaeee Weietisive: WOLKR 22.00. 5)... ene wet 
ERECTED.. barricade-s, the enemy has; or is | 
erecting. 
ERECTING... battery-ies, the enemy is....--. 
ERROR-S AND RATE-S.-.of chronometer-s, 
find or determine. 
Error-s and rate-s..of chronometer-s are 
reliable. 
Lrror-s and rate-s..of chronometer-s are 
unreliable. 
ESCAPE..blockade-runner-s will probably 
attempt to, to-night. 
Escape..the enemy may attempt to ....-. 
Escape..the enemy seems to be attempt- 
ing an. 
ESCAPED. .-a or the blockade-runner has- ...- 
Escaped..the conspirators have. ..---..--- 
4333 Escaped ...the prisoner-s has or have...--. 
aes) ESCORT. the; has réturned ..o..-...2+. .secs: 
4335 Escort..the, has not returned ........--.-. 
4336 Escort..send a strong, with the party .--. 
4337 Escort..send, with the unarmed vessel-s. - 
4338 Escort..the vessel-s separating .----..-.. 
ESTABLISH..yourself on shore with an ade- 
quate force. 
4339 | ESTABLISHED... quarantine is .............. 
4340 | EUROPEAN... news has been received, which 
will be communicated by signal. 
coe to VACUA EH 2: the fort-s «cee oc0c cle eae s~'c-~s 
4342 Evacuate..the place now held...... ..--. 
4343 PUQDUAte Sa CU VOW). - <r sureadeusacccoss 
EVACUATED..the enemy has, the port, place, 
or position. 
4344 Evacuated..we have, the port, place, or 
position. 
4345 | EVEN KEEL..trim your vessel to an ........ 
4346 | EVENING.-.and morning, in the cool of, the 
exercises must be-gone through 
with. 
EVERYTHING..you cannot bring off safely, 
destroy. 
i 


DEFENSIVE WORKS. 


BARRICADE-S, ENEMY. 


BATTERY-IES. 


CHRONOMETER, DE- 
TERMINE. 
CHRONOMETER, ~ RE- 
LIABLE. 
CHRONOMETER,  UN- 
RELIABLE. 


BLOCKADE-RUNNER-S. 


ENEMY, -ATTEMPT. 
ENEMY, ATTEMPTING. 


BLOCKADE-RUNNER. 
CONSPIRATORS. 
PRISONER-S. 


RETURNED. 
RETURNED. 

SEND. 

SEND. 

VESSEL-S SEPARATING. 


ON SHORE. 


QUARANTINE. 


NEWS. 


ForT-S. 
PLACE. 
TOWN. 


ENEMY, POSITION. 


WE HAVE, POSITION. 


TRIM. 


EXERCISES. 
DESTROY. 


Reference 
Nos 


2293 


1996 
2004 


2294 
3236 


1747 


530 


214 


4349 


4350 


4351 


4352 
4353 


4354 


/ 


EVERYTHING. -is disorganized on shore. .... 
Everything..embark ......---...- Pre etre 
Everything..is in good order -...-.-.-.-.--. 
Everything ..is ready for the movement ..- 


EXAMINE..the anchorage, entrance, or har- 
bor by careful soundings, and 
report the result by telegraphic 
signal or otherwise, as expe- 
dient. 


Examine..carefully, by soundings, the an- 
chorage and approaches ; place 
‘boats, buoys, or ether necessary 
and available marks to guide 
safely into; objeets with red 
marks to be placed on starboard 
side of ehannel, and those with 
black marks on port side of 
channel, entering, and those in 
mid-ehannel with black and 
white vertical stripes. 


Examine..the bar, and report results... --. 


Examine..the bayou, and report the width 
of channel in yards and depth 
of water in feet, by numeral 
signal. 


Examine..the fairway or main channel, 
and report the least depth of 
water, in feet. 


Exanine..the ehased vessel-s....-...---. 


Kxamine..the coast, and report its char- 
acter and appearance by sigual. 


Examine..the deserter-s or fugitive—-s, and 
endeavor to obtain useful infor- 
mation. 


Examine. .the munitions of war,and re- 
port their condition. 


Examine..the papers of the strange ves- 
sel, and report her character by 
signal. 


Examine..the prize-s, and report condition 
Examine. .provisions, and report condition 
Examine. .the strange vessel, go ahead and 
Examine..the strange vessel, and, if sus- 

picious, detain her. 
EXAMINATION..has been made of the chan- 
nel, and it is found obstructed. 


Examination.. has been made of the chan- 
nel, and it isfound unobstructed. 


Examination..has been made of coast, and 
it is found broken, with irreg- 
ular soundings. 


DISORGANIZED. 
EMBARK. 

GOOD ORDER. 
READY, MOVEMENT. 


ANCHORAGE, SOUND. 


BUOYS. 


Bar. 
Bayou, CHANNEL. 


CHANNEL, DEPTH. 


CHASED VESSEL-S. 
COAST. 


we | 
So ay SIGNALS INDEX WoRDS zs Z | 
Nos. ‘ aa 
eS 


2133 
2208 


2889 
3022 


DESERTER-S, INFOR- | 3576 


MATION. 


MUNITIONS OF WAR. 


PAPERS, STRANGE VES- 


SEL. 


PRIZE-S, REPORT, 


PROVISIONS, REPORT. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


| 

3775 

4036 

1365 

ANCHORAGE, PLACE, | 1366 
| 


CHAN’L,UNOBSTRUCT’D| 2841 


CHANNEL, OBSTRUCT’D| 2842 | 


COAST, BROKEN. 


3024 | 


nw 


215 


a 
Signal 
Nos. SIGNALS. 
EXAMINATION..has been made of the cecast, 
and it is found clean and clear. 
4355 Examination .. has been made of the harbor 
or place, with its approaches, 
| and the fleet may enter safely. 
| 
| EXAMINING-BOARD.. will assemble on board 
of this or the vessel designated, 
in obedience to orders. 
Examining-Board..is dissolved ...-......- 
EXCHANGE..duties, positions, or stations, 
the vessels designated will. 
4356 He SOMMNGE. PLISOUCTS castes ns. oo neo soe 
4357 | EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS .. has_ been 
agreed upon. 
Exchange of prisoners..arrange for an....- 
4358 Exchange of prisoners..will take place as 
soon as the necessary arrange- 
ments can be made for doing so, 
4359 | EXCHANGED.. prisoners have been......--.-. 
4360 Exchanged..prisoners have not been... --- 
4361 Exchanged.. prisoners will not be..--..-- - 
EXCUSED..you are, from convoy-duty ..---. 
| 4362 Excused..you are, from guard-duty.-..---- 
4363 Execused..I wish to be, from obeying the 
| last signal. 
| 4364 Excused..you are, from obeying the last 
1 ; signal. 
|. 4305 | EXECUTE..-your verbal orders.......-...... 
4366 Execute.- your orders without unnecessary 
delay. 
EXECUTED..the duty was, bravely..-.-.-.-.-- 
4367 Executed..your orders have been -.....---. 
4368 Executed .. have you, your verbal orders? . 
EXECUTION..of the last order, defer, until 
orders. 
Execution ..of your orders, commence..--.. 
Execution..of your orders, defer ......---. 
4369 Execution..of the sentence of the Naval 
General Court - Martial has 
been postponed. 
‘Execution..of the sentence of the Naval 


General Court-Martial, which 
has been promulgated, will 
take place on board of this or 
the vessel designated: to-mor- 
row at the hour which will be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


# 
COAST, CLEAN. 


HARBOR, SUFFICIENT 
WATER. 


ASSEMBLE. 


DISSOLVED. 


DUTIES, STATIONS. 


PRISONERS. 
AGREED UPON. 


ARRANGE. 
TAKE PLACE. 


PRISONERS. 
PRISONERS. 
PRISONERS. 


CoNvVoY. 
GUARD. 
LAST SIGNAL. 


LAST SIGNAL. 


VERBAL ORDERS. 
ORDERS. 


BRAVELY. 
ORDERS. 
VERBAL ORDERS ? 


LAST ORDERS, DEFER. 


ORDERS, COMMENCE. 
ORDERS, DEFER. 
SENTENCE, POSTPONED 


SENTENCE, TAKEPLACE 


(Se) 
ey 
© 
to 


1794 


2349 
3989 


1614 


3257 


2556 


3096 


"3532 


4371. 


4372 
4373 
4374 


4386 
4387 


4388 
4329 


4390 
4391 
4392 


4393 


4394 
4395 
4396 


216 


SIGNALS. 


EXECUTIVE OFFICER. is absent../oeeoee 


Executive Officer..is ashore ............-.- 
Executive Officer..is dead or killed.....-.. 


Executive Officer..repair on board of this 
or the vessel designated. 


Executive Officer. .i8 Sick 72 2-3.2- ~~ ences 
Executive Officer..is wounded...-......-.. 


EXERCISE..battalions of blue - jackets on 


shore. 


Exercise. . prepare to, with boats in a sham 
fight. 


Exercise.. boats in squadrons-.... .....:.. 
Exercise. present, cense.-..-. ..2--3.-2--- 
Haercise. shitting COUrses.. tase ee eu eee 
Exercise..at that which will be designated 
Exercise... discontinue the present .......- 
Exercise." Nire-6n Zines 7.25 bate se oe es 
Exercise. at fire-quarters ...-25.... 6--20. 
Fxercise..the fleet will, under sail alone -. 
Exercise..the fleet will, under steam alone. 


Exercise..the fieet will, under steam and 
sail. 


Lxercise..Gatlings....-. i) athe tater oietas Oe betes 
Exercise.. general, with all arms...--..... 
Hxercise.. general, of all boats............ 
Exercise... general, with great guns ....... 
Exercise..seuding down and up lower yds. 
Exercise.. marines on shore. ...-........-. 
Hxercise. .reefing: GOUTSES. .--.---- 2.2. .-:- 
Exercise..reefing topsails ...-.....--.-... 
Exercise TOV al yards, o)5 ui. s.m been eas 
Exercise. . bending and unbending sails-... 
Heercise..at loosing and furling sails-.... 


Eexercise.-loosing to and furling from a 
bowline. 


Exercise.. making and shortening sails..-. 
Exercise.. general, at small-arms...--..--. 


Exercise..small-arm men on shore in com- 
panies and battalions. 


Exercise..small-arm men on shore at in- 
fantry-drill. 


Lxercise..at target with great guns ..-.--. 
Evercise..at target with small-arms ..---. 


Exercise..shitting top-gailant masts...-.-. TOP-GALLANT-MASTS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ABSENT. 
ASHORE. 
DEAD. 
REPAIR. 


SICK. 
WOUNDED. 
BLUE-JACKETS. 


BOATS, PREPARE. 


BOATS, SQUADRONS. 


CEASE. 
COURSES. 
DESIGNATED. 
DISCONTINUE. 
FIRE-ENGINES. 
FIRE-QUARTERS. 
FLEET, SAIL. 
FLEET, STEAM. 


FLEET, STEAM & SAIL. 


GATLINGS. 


GENERAL, ALL ARMS. 


GENERAL, BOATS. 
GREAT GUNS. 
LOWER YARDS. 
MARINES. 
REELING COURSES. 


REEFING TOPSAILS. 


ROYAL YARDS. 


SAILS, BENDING, &C. 
SAILS, LOOSING, &C. 
SAILS, LOOSING, &C. 


SAILS, MAKING, &C. 
SMALL-ARMS. 
SMALL-ARM MEN. 


SMALL-ARM MEN. 


TARGET, GREAT GUNS. 
TARGET, SMALL-ARMS. 


2435 


2424 
2810 
3307 


3707 


1756 
3306 


Signal 


Nos. 


4397 


4405 


4406 


4407 
4408 


4409 


4410 


4411 
4412 


Pes 217 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


EXERCISE.-.sending up and down top-gal- | Torp-GALLANT AND 


lant and royal yards. 


Exercise..sending up and down top-gal- 
lant yards. 


Exercise. .shifting, topmasts.............- 
Exercise ..topsails, loosing and furling -.-- 
Exercise..shifting topsails ...-..-........ 
é Lxercise..shifting topsail-yards ..,.-....-- 
Exercise. .torpedo-boat-s..........-...--. 
PRCPRGEL. GOT PCUOCH ds fees bok cee cass 


EXERCISES. .must be continued daily. ..-.-.. 


Exercises ..daily, must be discontinued for 
the present. 


Exercises... divisional, must be as frequent 
as the other duties of the ship 
will permit, until the crews be- 
come expert. 


ROYAL YARDS. 
TOP-GALLANT YARDS. 


TOPMASTS. 
ToPSAILS. 
TOPSAILS. 
TOPSAIL-YARDS, 
TORPEDO-BOAT-S. 
TORPEDOES. 


DAILY. 3401 
DAILY, DISCONTINUED.| 3402 


DIVISIONAL, FREQUENT) 3852 


Exercises..of men at all arms must be as | FREQUENT. 


frequent as the routine duties 
of the ship will permit, until 
they are perfected in drill. 


Exercises..must be gone through with in 
the cool of the morning and 
the evening. 


Exercises..rmust be short during hot 
weather. 
EXERCISING. .the enemy appears to be ---.-- 


EXHAUSTED..the enemy appears to be ..-... 
Exhausted ..I have, every resource ...-...-- 
Exhausted..our people are greatly...--.-. 

EXIGENCIES..of the public service will not 


admit of the absence of officers 
from their vessels. 


Exigencies..of the public service will not 
admit of ® compliance with 
your request and wishes. 


Exigencies..of the public service will not 
admit of the convening of a 
Court-Martial at this time. 


EXIGENCY..the, anticipated is at hand..-.... 
EXPANSIVELY..work steam......---..----- 


Ezxpansively . I am working steam..-.....- 
EXPECT. .auxiliary forces, I do -...--- ..---. 


Exrpect..blockade-runner-s nightly ..---. 


EXPECTED. .the Admira] is daily........-.- 


MORNING, EVENING. | 4346 


SHORT. 
ENEMY. 4069 
ENEMY. 4070 


EVERY RESOURCE. 
OUR PEOPLE. 
ABSENCE, OFFICERS. 


COMPLIANCE, WISHES. 


CONVEN2#, COURT. 3319 


ANTICIPATED, 1430 
STEAM. 

STEAM. 

AUXILIARY. 2025 | 


BLOCKADE-RUNNER-GS. | 2295 


ADMIRAL. 720 


218 


4413 


4414 


4415 


4416 
4417 


4418 


4419 


4420 
4421 


4422 
4423 
4424 
4425 
4426 


SIGNALS. 


EXPECTED. -ammunition is, very soon ...... 


Expected. .coal is, to arrive very soon. .... 


Expected..commanding officer of the mili- 
tary forces is, to arrive very soon. 


Expected. .dispatches are, to arrive soon ..| 


Expected ..draft of men is, to arrive very soon 
Expected..an increase to the force is hourly 


Hoapected.- Indi bas, 8000, - oast ee os eee es 
Expected .-orders are, soon......--.. eoeae? 
Hxpected.-recruits. are, S0On...........-.. 


Expected. .re-enforcements are, soon ...... 


Expected..to’ arrive, the Secretary of the 
Navy is, at the time designated. 


Expected. -supplies are, soon......--..-... 
Expected... troops are, soon ....--.:........ 
Expected. .vesse] designated is, to arrive -. 


EXPEDIENT. .it is not, to grant your request. 
EXPEDITE: :the:Woat-s....220 sve Rete 


Expedite..the departure of the expedition. 
Fxpedite..the movements of your command 


Expedite..the return of the vessels to their 
stations. 


Expedite: the work in hand 2.vs.32 5. 2.2% 


or disaster. 


Expedition..delay the departure of, until 
further orders. 


Expedition ..expedite the departure of the. 
Hapedition ~TOUOW LDS vance seem ena = 


Expedition..is hazardous, and its manage- 
ment will require the exercise 
of great coolness, judgment, and 
prudence. 


Expedition.. has been heard from, and all 
was well at that time. 


Expedition. . needs assistance in re-enforce- 


ments. 
Expedition ..has not been heard from -.... 
Expedition. .is not ready to move......--. 
Expedition..has not returned..... apts 
Expedition..has not sailed .....-..--..--. 


Expedition .. prepare for an, with all avail- 
able boats, fully armed, equip- 
ped, and provisioned for the 
number of days which will be 
indicated by numeral signal’ 


INDEX WonrDs. 


AMMUNITION. 
COAL. 


COMMANDER, MILIT’RY 


DISPATCHES. 
DRAFT OF MEN. 
INCREASE, FORCE. 
MAIL. 

ORDERS. 

RECRUITS. 
RE-ENFORCEMENTS. 


SECRETARY OF 
NAVY. 


THE 


SUPPLIES. 

TROOPS. 

VESSEL. 

REQ UEST. 

BOAT-Ss. 

DEPARTURE, EXPED’N. 
MOVEMENTS. 
RETURN, STATIONS. 


Work. 


EXPEDITION..-has met witha check, repulse, | CHECK, DISASTER. 


DELAY, DEPARTURE. 


EXPEDITE. 
FOLLow. 
HAZARDOUS, JUDGM’T. 


H&EARD FROM. 


NEEDS, RE-ENFORCE- 
MENTS. 


NOT HEARD, 
NOT READY. 
NOv RETURNED. 
Nor SAILED. 
PREPARE. 


| 
| 


Referen 
N 


1661 
3920 


1662 
1663 
1664 
1665 


1666 
1667 
1669 


2387 ' 


3065 


3691 


219 


es De ora 
Sol Ge SRSA ae ed 
|| 4497 | EXPEDITION. .is ready. tO MOVE .--.2).-«n45) 
4428 Expedition... will be ready to move at the 
hour which will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 
4429 Hapedition.-has returned ...........,.--. 
4430 ed Ol = 18 SANG yo. o>, 7 nso seca ecldc ae 
4431 Perea. AS BRUCE «oo. cas adoe ens 
Expedition..send assistance to, immedi- 
ately. . 
4432 Expedition..will set out immediately. ..-.. 
4433 PDR. 2BLALY LUO sas los fans sis nies =» 
#xpedition..has succeeded -..-.-.....:... 
4434 Expedition..was unmolested ...--.....--. 
4435 Kxpedition..or attempt has been unsuc- 
cessful. 
| 4436 | EXPEL.-all enemies, intruders, and other sus- 


picious persons from the lim- 
its of your command. 


greatly. 


EXPENDED..my ammunition is nearly...--. 
| 4437 Expended.-my- powder 18... 22. .i2s.- 22. 
EXPERIENCED..I have, bad weather..-.-.. - 
4438 | EXPERIMENT..is or has been successful ---.- 
4439 Experiment..has been unsuccessful. ..--.-. 
EXPIRED. . discharge from the service all per- 
sons whose terms have. 
. | EXPLAINED SATISFACTORILY... your ab- 
sence is. 
Explained satisfactorily..your absence is 
not. 
| 4440 | EXPLOSION..a heavy, has been heard in the 
direction indicated by com- 
pass signal. 
EXPOSE..do not, your men or vessel unneces- 
sarily. 
EXPOSED..the enemy’s position is ......---. 
Exposed..I am, to the enemy’s heavy guns. 
Exposed..our boats are, to. the enemy’s 
artilléry. 
4441 Exposed..our people are, to the enemy’s 
sharpshooters. 
4442 Exposed..our position is too much..-.-.-.... 
4443 Exposed .. position, withdraw from the.... 
4444 Exposed..this or the vessel indicated is 
| 


INDEX WorDs. 


| READY. 


READY. 


RETURNED. 
| SAFE. 
SAILED. 
SEND ASSISTANCE. 


SET OUT. 
START. 


SUCCEEDED. 
UNMOLESTED. 
UNSUCCESSFUL. 


INTRUDERS. 


AMMUNITION. 
POWDER. 


BAD WEATHER. 


SUCCESSFUL. 
UNSUCCESSFUL. 


DISCHARGE. 


ABSENCE IS. 


ABSENCE IS NOT. 


HEAD. 


Do NOT. 


ENEMY’S POSITION. 
I AM. 
OUR BOATS. 


OUR PEOPLE. 


OUR POSITION. 
POSITION, WITHDRAW. 
VESSEL, GREATLY. 


Nos? 


Reference 


3862 


4226 
4206 
2425 


Signal 
Nos. 


4445 
4446 


— 
cy 
— 
~~ 


22.0 


seb) 
2) 
5 
SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 3 
vo 
gS 
EXTEND. -the lineé-s more. .22 22 22si-0n eee. LINE-S. 

Extend ..more, the present order..--...--.. PRESENT ORDER. 
EXTENSIVE..the encampments seen are. .... ENCAMPMENTS. 
EXTERMINATED..the enemy has been..--.. ENEMY. 
EXTINGUISH..all fires and lights....--.---. FIRES, LIGHTS. 
EXTINGUISHED..the fire has been......---. FIRE. r 

Extinguished..the fire has not been-..---- FIRE. 

EXTREME LEFT. -proceed to the........--.. PROCEED. 
EXTREME RIGHT.. proceed to the.......... PROCEED. 
EXTRICATE..endeavor to, the boat-s or ves- | BOAT-S, VESSEL-S. 


sel-s, from its or their perilous 
situation. 


EXTRICATED..or relieved, I have, the peo- | PEOPLE. 

ple requiring assistance. 

Extricated..the distressed boat or vessel is} DISTRESSED VESSEL. 
EYE-WITNESS..brings the news communi- | BRINGS NEWS. 


cated, or that which will be 
communicated by signal. 


FACTS.. cannot be obtained 


' Facts..of the case will be communicated -| COMMUNICATED. 


AEE ae eo CANNOT OBTAIN. 


Signal 


Nos. 


4467 
4468 


4469 
4470 
4471 


4472 


4473 


4474 


4475 


4476 


SIGNALS. 


4466 | FACTS.-.or circumstances of the case, I am 


unacquainted with. 
FAILED..to overhaul the chased vessel-s, I 
have. 
Failed..I have, to discover anything. ---. 
Failed. 
Failed ..the enterprise has ..........24..: 
Failed.. 
Failed.. 
Failed. 


the engmy has, in his attempt--.. 


I have, to intercept the enemy... 
to connect, the mail has .......-.. 
-I have, to accomplish object sought 


a ee ey 
ee 


ece rer eee ees 


ere ec wees ee ee ee ee wee 


ue et Was hc IS GLOBE: alu ee use rete ters te 
EGA 218 OPN os hea ae op Gaiatcee eles 
Fairway..or main channel, examine and 
report least depth of water in 

feet. 
FALLING..my barometer is, rapidly. -......-.. 
Falling ..short of us, the enemy’s shot are 


Falling..the water is rapidly, at this or 
the point which will be indi- 
cated. 


Falling..the water is slowly, at this or 


the point which will be indi- 


cated. 
Fatling..well, your shot are 


TALSEHA TIA Mees oy et. Pema cet ee | 


we e2eeces see ees 


FALSE KEFL..-is damaged 


eae eres - see ees cmeer 


FALSE REPORTS.-have been put in circu- 


lation by the enemy. 
FAMINE..the enemy is nearly in a state of... 


Famine..the people of the place which 
will be indicated by signal, are 
in a state of. 


Famine..the people in the enemy’s coun- 


try are suffering from. 


FARTHER..it will be dangerous to proceed..| DsNGEROUS, PROCEED. 


Farther ..ahead, keep 


INDEX WorRDs. 


UNACQUAINTED. 


CHASED VESSEL-S. 


DISCOVER. 
ENEMY, ATTEMPT. 
ENTERPRISE. 


INTERCEPT, ENEMY. 


MAIL. 
OBJECT. 


AMMUNITION. 
COAL 
PROSPECT. 


W AIT. 
WaAlrT. 


CLOSED. , 


EXAMINE, REPORT. 


BAROMETER. 
SHORT, ENEMY’S. 
WATER, RAPIDLY. 


WATER, SLOWLY. 


| WELL, SHOT. 


| ALARM. 


HoIst. 
DAMAGED. 
IN CIRCULATION. 


ENEMY. 
PEOPLE, PLACE. 


PEOPLE, SUFFERING. 


KEEP AHEAD. 


Reference 
Nos 


2890 


3712 
4072 
4304 
4073 


1155 


2992 


2836 
2849 
4349 


2143 
4239 


1018 
3041 
JAll 
2947 


4074 


3468 
957 


222 


Nos. 


4477 


4478 
4479 


4480 
4481 


4482 


4483 


4484 


4485 


Signal 


SIGNALS. : 

| 
FARTHER. ..0i, kGep< ces asec PORE be ie ee 
FAST... keep all f. i.e. oa a eee 
Fast. .steani 2 0 see ere ees eee ae 
FASTER. shedimas 52 2s deere teen ee 
Faster..can you not steam? ......- Dyes 
Faster .:T cannot steam ; A055. ..26-.4%5-5% 
FATAL... thé cholerae very’... --.-+.-:--,---- 
Fatal..the disease is very .--------.-- co 
Fatal..the disease has not beén very. .--. 
Fatal..the diseases prevailing here have 

not been, or are not very. 
Fatal..the yellow fever is very ..---..--- 


FATHOMS CABLE.-how many have you out ? 
answer by numeral signal. 


Fathoms cable..veer to the number shown 

by numeral signal. 
FATHOMS OF WATER.-anchor in the num- 
ber, shown by numeral signal. 


Fathoms of water..do not go into a less 
number, than is now indicated 
by numeral signal. 


Fathoms of water.. how many, are you in ?. 


Fathoms of water..I have the number, in- 
dicated by numeral signal. 


Fathoms of water ..report, by numeral sig- 
nal as you proceed. 


Fathoms of water ..is shown by numeral sig. 
FATIGUE -DRESS.. officers and crew will 
dress in. 
FAVORABLE. -the accounts are ..........-... | 


Favorable..to the enemy, the accounts re- 
ceived from him are. 


Favorable..the indications are.........--. 


FAVORABLE MOMENT..avail yourself of 
the first, to execute the duty 
assigned you. 


FEEBLY..the enemy attacked 
Feebly..the enemy replies...........----- 


oem eee wee ce eee 


FEBRILE DISEASES..are prevalent, and on 
the incresse. 


FEED-PUMPS..are out of order .........---. 
FEEL..the enemy cautiously.............-.- 


INDEX WORDS. 


KEEP OFF. 


KEEP. 

STEAM, 

STEAM, 

STEAM, CAN YOU ? 
STEAM, CANNOT. 
CHOLERA. 
DISEASE. 
DISEASE. 


DISEASES ARE NOT, 


YELLOW FEVER. 


How MANY out? 


VEER. 


ANCHOR. 

DO NOT GO INTO. 
How MANY ? 

I HAVE. 

REPORT. 
SHOWN. 


DREss. 


ACCOUNTS. — 


ENEMY, ACCOUNTS, 


INDICATIONS. 


AVAIL. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


PREVALENT, 


OUT OF ORDER. 


ENEMY. 


nce — 


Refere 
Nos 


2032 


4491 


4492 
4493 


4494 


|} 4495 
4496 


4497 
4498 


4499 


223 


SIGNALS. 


FEEL. .the enemy’s force by approaching him 


FEELINGS OF THE PEOPLE. ascertain the 


as closely as prudence will allow. 


FEINT..the enemy seems to be making + .... 


Feint..the enemy’s movements appear to 
be a. 


Feint.-make a, to mislead the enemy.... - 


Feint..my wovements are designed to bea 


FOR dere PUBL BNE) DS Seven vewvie wm = 5 sie ule ia 


FERRY-BOAT..seize the .......--; oe oe eae 


FESTIVAL-S..of the country, pay all proper 


respect to, 


LETCH..can you, into the anchorage or port ?. 


Fetch..1 can, into the anchorage or port... 
Fetch. .I cannot, into the anchorage or port 


FLVER..has made its appearance on board .. 


Fever. JUG? INO DIG OUIIG ince ride cee 
Fever..the, is of a malignant type....-.--. 


Fever..there are new cases of; number 
will be indicated. 


Fever..there are no new cases of......--. 
Fever. the, is not epidemics... 2... ..t2.- 


Fever ..the, is not of a malignant type.-.-. 


Fever ..is in the city or place indicated by 
signal. 


Fever ..ship, I have, on board-.........--. 
Fever..ship, there is, on board strange 
vessel. 


Fever ..typhoid, is on board of this or the 
vessel indicated. 


Ferer ..typhoid, ison shore .............- | 


Fever..typhoid, is on board the strange 
vessel. 


Fever..typhus, is on board this or the ves- 
sel designated. 


Fevers. typhussie on shore ..-..-.-<-. --s. 


Fever ..typhus, is on board the strange ves- 
sel. 


Fever 2veuaw is OF SNOTO ;.~'.- 2-5 -sin9- 


Fever .. yellow, the diséase is -...--..-.--. 
Fever .. yellow, the disease is not.--.-..-.... 


Fever..the, does not yield readily to the 
usual treatment. 


INDEX WorRDs. 


ENEMY’S FORCE. 


PEOPLE, ASCERTAIN. 


ENEMY. 


ENEMY’S MOVEMENTS. 


MAKE, MISLEAD. 
MOVEMENTS. 


GUARD. 
SEIZE. 


RESPECT. 


ANCHORAGE, CAN YOU? 


ANCHORAGE, I CAN. 


ANCHORAGE, I CANNOT 


APPEARANCE. 
EPIDEMIC. 
MALIGNANT. 
NEW CASES. 


NEW CASES. 
NOT EPIDEMIC. 
NOT MALIGNANT. 
PEACE, 


SHIP. 
SHIP, STRANGE. 


TYPHOID. 


TYPHOID. 
TYPHOID, STRANGE. 


TYPHUS. 


TYPHUS. 
TYPHUS, STRANGE. 


YELLOW. 
YELLOW, DISEASE. 
YELLOW, DISEASE. 
YIELD, NOT. 


ce 


Referen 
Nos 


= 
— 
ce) 
te 8) 


1726 


4075 
4220 


1367 
1368 
1369 


4327 


BYR 
BYE) 


Q-9 


vin 


224 


4508 


4517 


SIGNALS. 


~ 


FEVER..the, yields readily to proper treat- | YIELDS, READILY. 


meut. 


FID. top-gallant musts -22 22 ea. een tera s 
Fid..topmasts and send up lower yards .. 
FIELD ARTILLERY.-.ammunition for rifled, 
needed for calibers which will be 


indicated by numeral signal in 
weight of projectile. 


Field artillery..ammunition for smooth- 
bore, needed for calibers. which 
will be indicated by numeral sig- 
nal in weight of projectile. 

Field artillery ..embark the 

* Meld artillery. 190d ties. cere te eet 


Field artillery ..is needed on shore.... .--- 


FIGHTING... has commenced. ..........------ 
Fighting ..is going on between the enemy 
and our forces on shore. 


FILL..up with ammunition 


cee tc wwe ees eee wees 


VNU ASOWHY ae dis tea oo eee ae eine mes 


Fill..and back down the river or channel, 
_ or off the place. 


Fill.. boilers and have everything ready 
for lighting fires in the furnaces. 


Pill. up -withmeoale ook ewes ee TAD ecto 
Fil). fOvO-GO PAI ee teem so otinin (hp ie artes 
Fills gine peel eeeeten ae fs ote nee ges 

itl. .mMiZgZpNAOPSAeecass- <2 o.5-c-cu Please 
Fill: powhGiee eerie ten toe ot ae ee 


Fill..away and proceed on your course. -. 


Fill..up with provisions and all other 
necessary supplies, for immediate 
service. 


Fill..up with‘fresh water~ 2. 2....2...- 


FILLED..up, I am, with ammunition........ 
Filled ..up, I am, with coak: 2.222622. .2.2+ 


Filled..up, 1 am, with all necessary sup- 
plies. 


Filled..up, I am, with water ............. 
FIND..-error-s and rate-s of chronometer-s. -- 


FINE =. spirits, our. Army is.in..-...+.ece> sess 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


29 
2 
a) 
On 


TOP-GALLANT. 
TOPMASTS. 


AMMUNITION NEEDED,| 1167 


RIFLED.: 


AMMUNITION NEEDED.| 1168 


EMBARK. 4041 ! 
LAND. 1718 
NEEDED, SHORE. 
ATTACK. 1910 
IENEMY. 4120 
COMMENCED. 692, 
GOING ON. 2198 
| AMMUNITION. 1156 
AWAY. 2063 
Back. 2094 
BOILERS. 2486 
Casi. 2993 


FORE-TOPSAIL. 


.| MAIN-TOPSAIL. 


MIZZEN-TOPSAIL. 
POWDER. 

PROCEED. 
PROVISIONS, SUPPLIES. 


WATER. 


1157 
29094 


AMMUNITION, 
COAL. 
SUPPLIES. 


WATER. 
ERROR-S, CHRONO’R-S.| 2946 


Our ARMY. 1595 


| 


225 


4518 


4519 
4520 


4521 


SIGNALS. 


FIRE..[That is, open fire upon the enemy or 


object immediately. With the in- 
terrogatory pennant over it, it will 
mean, May or shall I fire ?] 


Tire..at the enemy’s barbette guns --.--. 
Fivre..off and reload your battery-ies-. .-.. 
reer Dull COLUIU CES, of <2! oo. eae wee 
Terese i ULTORUSIOR oac5. cn Sok 42 ee eeige 
Fire..set the building-s on .-...-..-.---. 
Fire..the inner building-s is or are on.-.- 
Fire..the outer building-s are on.......- 


Fire..canister when it can be made ef- 


fective. 
Fire..at the enemy’s casemate guns.-.... 
iMres2ot eenter of the fort .22.2,2..2. 6226 


Fire..as will be shown by compass signal. 


FAres: CODCENLTALE YOUR -—s ack ens ans see ss 
Fire..more deliberately:. ...23.2--2.<.. 21. 
Mres.ao not, without, orders «7. 5-- . 22%. <<. 
Hire..your, is yery effective .... ........-. 


Fire. upon the enemy’s headquarters. .-... 
HMre..at the enemy's hull?s...5.... 2... 
Fire..the enemy’s vessel-s is or are on.... 
Fire..the, is or has been extinguished .... 


Fire..into and destroy fire-raft-s or ves- 
sel-s. 


Fire..off your great guns and reload them. 


Ne co ERI e na 8 xt ah a ht dain te oS 
eereeets PULL, ae PUOt.Le oe es So aces 


Fire.. off all your guns, after having drawn 
your projectiles, and reload them 
with the projectiles which will be 
indicated by signal. - 


ESTE Se PGi ites aid ~e) s es 3 No ie 


Fire..at intervals of the number of min- 
utes indicated by numeral signal. 


Fire more to the left... 4--.- 008 «sweats 
Pree AED $e inn a ho aoe eee 
TEU = SUR a Rm ho oo wh ciroivs mein es eR a ee 4 
Fire.. your, is not effective........-.......- 


Fire..the, is or has not been extinguished. 


INDEX WORDS. 


OPEN. 


BARBETTE, GUNS. 
BATTERY-IES. 
BLANK CARTRIDGES. 
BROADSIDE. 
BUILDING-S. 
BUILDING-S. 
BUILDING-S. 
CANISTER. 


a 
CASEMATE GUNS. 
CENTER, FORT. 


CHASED, VESSEL-S. 
COMPASS SIGNAL. 
CONCENTRATE. 
DELIBERATELY. 
Do NOT. 
ERFECTIVE? 


ENEMY’S HEADQ’TERS. 


ENEMY’S HULL. 
ENEMY’S VESSEI-S. 
EXTINGUISHED. 
FIRE-RAFT-S. 


GREAT GUNS, RELOAD. 


GRAPE. 
GUN, PILOT. 
GUNS, RELOAD. 


HIGHER. 
INTERVALS. 


LEFT. 

Low. 

LOWER. 

NOT EFFECTIVE. 
NOT EXTINGUISHED. 


Fire..at the object designated by signal..| OBJECT. 


Fire..the city, town, or place is on ...-... 


Fire..set the prize-s on.......-.--...-- os 


PLACE. 
PRIZE-S. 


Reference 
Nos 


ah 

SS 
eo) 
10 8 


3065 
2179 
2274 
2618 
2632 
2630 
2631 
2698 


3666 
1005 
2391 
3664 
3190 
3548 
3863 
4023 
1004 
1607 
4246 
4448 


3942 


1005 


1008 
1099 
1010 
4022 
4449 
1011 
2949 


15 NS 


296 


igni 
BN me SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDS. 
4520 | PIRE. rapidly .52. 0S. So sae eee eet a eA PIDGY, 
Fire..reserve your, until in effective range| RESERVE. 
4524 Fire..reserve your, until within point- | Reserve. 
blank range. 
4525 Fire. .Tetarn the Wee we eo ae Ee RETURN. 
4526 Hire. TOV TiCOGheicss taste cece ee eres RICOCHET. 
4527 Fire..off your rifled guns andreload them.|} RiIrLED, RELOAD, 
Fire..more to the right..-.-.. See an eo RIGHT. 
4528 Tire; PORN, BUOki ges naar ae me ee en ROUND SHOT. 
4529 fire.-d0-not, Found Shots. + 2-55 nee ee ROUND SHOT. 
453 Fire..a salute, at the hour indicated by | SALUTE. 
signal. 
4531 Fire..all your guns once, at noon, or the | SALUTE. 
hour indicated, as a salute, in the 
order of rank or seniority. 
Fire..a salute to the Consul.....-. Ame SALUTE, CONSUL. 
4532 Fire..a salute to the nation indicated, | SALUTE, NATION. 
with its flag at the fore. 
4533 Iire..a national salute at noon ...... ‘...-.| SALUTE, NATIONAL. 
4534 Fire..all your guns once, as a salute, at | SALUTE, NOON. 
noon. 
4535 Fire..a salute in succession, according to | SALUTE, SUCCESSION. 
rank; the number of guns will be 
indicated by numeral sigual. 
4536 Gre. SSNS teas sas ba eee eee sere poise eee SHELLS. 
Fire..at the shipping at anchor...-..-... SHIPPING. 
4537 Wire: Shrapnel eee aes ee ee eee SHRAPNEL. 
Fire..off your small-arms and reload them-.} SMALL-ARMS. 
4538 Firesolidishotwe. .62-- 57 tn sie se iE SOLID SHOT. 
4539 Iire.. steadily, with the greatest practi- | STEADILY. 
cable precision. 
4540 Fire..into the strange vessel if she will | SrRANGE VESSEL. 
not heave to. 
Tire..at the center of the town or place..| Town. * 
4541 Fire..this, or the vessel indicated, is on -.| VESSEL. 
4542 Fire..a vessel] is on,in the directionshown | VESSEL. 
by compass signal. 
Fire..at the water-battery—ies .......---. WATER-BATTERY-IES. 
4543 | FIRE-BALLS.-.prepare and keep in readiness | PREPARE. 
for instant use. ° 
FIRE-ENGINE-S..exercise...........-...-.. IEXXERCISE. 
4544 Fire-engine-s..return to their respective | RETURN. 
station-s or vessel-s. 
Fire-engine-s ..send, to the dock-yard.---.-. SEND, DOCK-YARD. 
4545 Fire-engine-s..send, to the fleet. ........-. SEND, FLEET. 
4546 Firc-engine-s..send, on shore .......-..--. SEND, SHORE. 


1012 


1122 


1015 


1016 


22% 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


| eee 


4556 
4557 
4558 
4559 
4560 
4561 
4562 


4563 


FIRE-ENGINE-S.--with hose and boats, send, 
to this or the vessel indicated. 


Fire-engine-s..send, to the vessel or place | SEND, VESSEL, PLACE. 


requiring thein. 
FIRE-QUARTERS.. exercise at ............... 


FIRE-RAFT-S. -.is or are coming down ....--- 
Fire-vaft-s..enemy’s, sink or destroy....-. 
Fire-raft-s .. fire into and destroy the.-.-..--. 


Fire-rafi-s..the enemy’s, is or are de- 
stroyed. 


Fire-raft-s..the enemy may attempt to 
send, upon us. ; 


Hirer finds look; OWb fons 4oeta oes aie See a 
Fire-rafi-s..are ready for service. ......-.- 


Fire-raft-s..or vessel-s is or are seen in 
the direction indicated. 


Fire-rafi-s..take in .tow, and land or de- 
stroy. 


Irire-raft-s..take in tow, and place them 
as heretofore directed. 
FIRE-WOOD..1 need; number of cords will 
be indicated. 


Fire-wood..on hand, report number of days’, 
by numeral signal. 


Fire-wood..send ashore or to vessel desig- 
nated for. 


1PM Ral OS ecAt 0) RP Y eho ingen s a ey pel pe nn a 
Fires .. well, the enemy does.’...--..------ 
Fires..and lights, extingnish all -....---- 
PAPER SIAC AION Groce ded aceon ve sn - 
Ms em Lee ee tente i aa ane a Wamiewat se sd > o's ac ck 
Fires..under leaky boilers, haul........-.. 
Fires..in your furnaces, keep up ......--- 
DUPER tesa oa). Sica s mame! da bene 
Fires .-light,-for condensing..--....-----. 


UE TEmeI LOA eemats osc wice saanae tametau se 


POD UN Ge Gee eee ened 2 nn ao a a let 
TAPING COU ENCB Ge eicin wn «din na -S 
Firing..do not commence, without orders. 
Firing.-is heard in the distance.....----- 
Firtng--is not heard now ..-.-...---..-<-- 


Firing..random shots, the enemy is or has 
been. 


TRPUR GRATES GED nia 22 0 \we oS deee eee 


SEND, VESSEL. 


EXERCISE. 


COMING. 
DESTROY. 
FIRE INTO. 
DESTROYED. 


ENEMY, ATTEMPT, 


Look out. 
READY. 
SEEN. 


Tow, LAND. 


Tow, PLACE. 


NEED. 
ON HAND. 
SEND FOR. 


BANK. 
ENEMY. 
EXTINGUISH. 
GALLEY. 
HAUL. 


LIGHT. 
LIGHT. 
SPREAD. 


CEASE. 
COMMENCE. 


DO NOT, COMMENCE. 


HEARD. 
NOT HEARD. 
RANDOM SHOTS. 


Too HIGH. 


3098 


4377 
3061 
3586 
4518 
3095 


1997 


2121 
4076 
4447 


2811 


3363 
2704 
2703 | 
4077 || 


228 


ey SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDS. 

45604 | FIRING vis'te0-tow:. 2250 .52- 2 coe eee '..| TOO Low. 
FIREMEN ..report deficiencies of. ...--... Piaek! 3 DEFICIENCIES. 

4565 Firemen..are needed; the number defi- | NEEDED. 

cient will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 

4566 Firemen..send all that can be spared to | SEND.. 

this or the vessel indicated. 

4567 Firemen..can you spare any ? ......-..--. SPARE? 

4568 Firemen..I can spare the number indi- | SPARE. 

cated by numeral signal. 

4569 |) FISH. -are plenty, c- sene uae ees PLENTY. 

4570 Fish: a0 SCalCO.-iec ose sos alee ee ce eee SCARCE. 

4571. |. FISHING Se 0 tiie te ec ita eee ee ee Go. 
FISHING-BANK2 wo to thes2o soca ae. cece. Go TO. 
FISHING-BOAT..or smack, bring in.........- BRING IN. 

4572 Fishing-boat..or smack, the vessel seen is-| SEEN. 

4573 Fishing-boat.. or smack, warn off -........ WaRN 

4574 | KISHING-HOOKS.--needed.-+-_-.- 0. oe. NEEDED. 

145751) FISHING-LINES.; needed) x; 22 eo. aes NEEDED. 
4576 | FISHING-SEINE..can you lend me?.......-. SEINE, LEND ? 
ADT7 Fishing-stinefineededty ros ot ese eee cree SEINE, NEEDED. 

| | 7 

p45/8- PIT aitemporary rudger.. 222... oes ene alee RUDDER. 

| 4579 Fit..torpedo-boat-s for exercise.......-.- TORPEDO-BOAT-S. 

4580 | Fit..torpedo-boat-—s for service. ......-.-. TORPEDO-BOAT-S. 

FITMENTS = completeivour- 2 -. 2. sos. oe COMPLETE. 
Fitmenis..my, are completed............. COMPLETED. 
FIVE-SECOND..fuze range, when within, | RANGE, 
commence action. 
FLAG..seen is aniAdmirales2 ssa: o8-o ee eee ADMIRAL’S. 
Flag..seen is that of the Admiral or Com- | ADMIRAL. 
mander-in-Chief. 
Flag..Admiral or Commander -in-Chief | ADMIRAL’s, HOIST. 


will hoist his, for the time leing 
on board the vessel designated. 
Flag..of the Admiral or Commander-in- 


Chief, shift, to the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Flag..American, do not hoist or display, 
_ unnecessarily. 


4581 Flag.. American, hoist the: aoe mpina ees 


Flag..American, hoist,on shore, to mark 
position. 


ADMIRAL’S, SHIFT. 


AMERICAN,. DO NOT 
HOIST. 


AMERICAN, HOIST. 
AMERICAN, HOIST. 


Reference 
Nos. 


* 


619 


2122 
2595 


834 


1126 


1127 


229 


Signal 
- SIGNALS. 
FLAG..of the chased vessel-s -is that of the 

nation exhibited. 

Flag..do not hoist or show your..L-..---- 

Blagsnaal down your. 2208.5. esc 

Flag..-haul down the one now shown and 
hoist that of the nation exhibited. 

Flag.-hoist that of the nation now ex- 
hibited. 

Flag.-hoist one, at each mast-head, now 
or at the time desiguated. 

4582 Flag.-seen is a Rear-Admiral’s. ....-...--. 
4583 Flag.-seen is the United States custom- 
house or revenue. 

4584 Flag..seen is a Vice-Admiral’s.......-.-... 

FLAG OF THE STRANGE VESSEL-S..or 
strange flag seen, is American. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
the Argentine Confederation. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Aus- 
trian. i 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Belgian 
Flag of the strange vessel-s ..seen is Bolivian 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Brazilian 
Flag of the strange vessel-s.. seen is Burmese 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen cannot be 
made out. : 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Chilian 
' Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Chinese 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Cochin- 
Chinese. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is United 
States of Colombian. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Costa 
Rican. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Danish- 
Ilag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Dutch 
Netherlands. 
Irlag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Ecua- 
doran. 
, Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Egyp- 
tian. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is English 
4585 Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is French 
4586 Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is the 
French colonial. 
4587 Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Grecian 


INDEX WoRDs. 


CHASED VESSEL-S. 


Do NOT SHOW. 
HAUL. 
HAUL DOWN. 


HOoIst. 
HOIst. 


REAR-ADMIRAL. 
REVENUE. 


VICE-ADMIRAL. 


AMERICAN. 
ARGENTINE. 
AUSTRIAN. 


BELGIAN. 
BOLIVIAN. 
BRAZILIAN. 
BURMESE. 

CANNOT MAKE OUT. 


CHILIAN. 
CHINESE. 
COCHIN-CHINESE. 


COLOMBIAN. 
CosTAa RICAN. 


DANISH. 
Burcu NETHERLANDS. 


ECUADORAN. 
KEGYPTIAN. 


ENGLISH. 
FRENCH. 
FRENCH COLONIAL. 


GRECIAN. 


Nos. 


Reference 


| 
| 


~ 
ig) 
co) 
wo 


3034 
3035 
3036 


3039 


3038 


1116 


1491 


2019 


2247 
2500 
2002 
2644 
3045 


2925 
2926 
3030 
3047 
3283 


3470 
3984 


4020 


4026 


2613 


‘Signal 
| Nos. 


SIGNALS, 


| 4588 | FLAG OF THE STRANGE VESSEL-S..seen 


| 4589 


4590 
4591 


4592 
4593 
4594 
4595 
— 4596 


is Guatemalan. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Ha- 


waiian or Sandwich Islands, 
Flag of the strange vessel-s ..seen is Haytien 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
Honduras. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s-..seen is Italian. 
Flag of the strange vessel-s ..seen is Japanese 
Flag of the strange vessel-s ..seen is Liberian 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Mexican 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
Morocco. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
Muscat. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
New Zealand. 


Flag of the strange vessel—s..seen is Nicara- 
guan. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Nor- 
wegian. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Papal. 


I'lag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
Paraguay. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Persian 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Peru- 
vian. 


Flag of the strange vessel—s..seen is. Portu- 
guese. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Prus- 
sian or North German Union. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s-.seen is the 


United States revenue. ° 
Flag of the strange vessel-s..scen is Russian 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
a Russian man-of-war. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
the Russian merchant-service. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is San 
Salvadoran. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..is that now 
exhibited or shown. 


lag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Siamese 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
the Society Islands. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Spanish 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
the Spanish merchant-service. 


INDEX WORDS. 


GUATEMALAN. 
HAWAIIAN. 


HAYTIEN. 
HONDURAS. 


ITAEIAN. 
JAPANESE. 


LIBERIAN. 


MEXICAN, 
Moroceca. 


Muscat. 

NEW ZEALAND. 
NICARAGUAN. 
NORWEGIAN. 


PAPAL. 
PARAGUAY. 


PERSIAN. 
PERUVIAN. 


PORTUGUESE. 


PRUSSIAN. 


REVENUE. 


RUSSIAN. 


RUSSIAN MAN-OF-WAR.. 


RUSSIAN MERCHANT- 


SERVICE. 


SAN SALVADORAN. 


SHOWN. 


SIAMESE, 
Society ISLANDS. 


SPANISH. 


SPANISH MERCHANT: 


3044 | 


— 


Signal 


Nos. 


4615 


4616 


4017 


4618 


4619 
4620 


4621 


4622 


4623 


4624 


4625 


4626 


4627 


231 


SIGNALS. 


| FLAG OF THE STRANGE VESSEL-S..seen 


is that of a Swedish man-of-war. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
the Swedish merchant-service. 


Flag of th estrange vessel-s..seen is Tahi- 
tian. 

Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Tripol- 
itan. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s ..seenis Tunisian 


Flag of the strange vessel-s_.seen is that of 
a Turkish man-of-war. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
a Turkish merchant-vessel. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is that of 
Uruguay. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s,.seen is Vene- 
zuelan. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..seen is Walla- 
chian. 


Flag of the strange vessel-s..whatis or was 
the ? 

POA Gs ELLE 1S AOTOUNG 2c ccs ne ee amide ce te 
Flag-ship..is at anchor ....-..--....-.-: 
Plag-ship iS Aweigh 2... s/ahs 22s sess se 
Flag-ship..communicate with........--.. 
Flag-ship..I wish to communicate with... 
Flag-ship..attack the enemy’s.....-..---- 
Flag-ship..follow the motions of the..-.--. 


Flag-ship..or vessel designated, go or 
come within hail of. 


Flag-ship..rally around the..-........-.. 


Flag-ship..send a boat alongside of, or to 
the vessel designated. 


FLAG OF TRUCE—[The white flag of the 
signal code, when hoisted without 
other signal flags ; forward in ves- 
sels with masts, or where it can 
best be seen in vessels without 
masts. | 


Flag-of-truce.. bearer, inform the, that it 
cannot be received at this time. 


Flag-of-truce.. bearer, inform the, that he 
must not come within our lines. 


Flag-of-truce.. boat or ves’], I have boarded, 
and detained her outside of our 
lines. 


Flag of truce -. communicate with the, out- 
side of our lines. 


INDEX WOEDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


SWEDISH MAN-OF-WAR 


SWEDISH MERCHANT. 


TAHITIAN, 


TRIPOLITAN. 


TUNISIAN. 


TURKISH MAN-OF-WAR. 


TURKISH MERCHANT. 
URUGUAY. 
VENEZUELAN. 
WALLACHIAN. 


WHAT? 


AGROUND. 

ANCHOR. 

AWEIGH. 
COMMUNICATE. 
COMMUNICATE, I WISH. 
ENEMY’S, ATTACK. 
FOLLOW, MOTIONS. 
HAIL. 


RARE. 
SEND, BOAT. 


BEARER, INFORM. 
BEARER, INFORM. 


BOARDED, OUTSIDE. 


COMMUNICATE, OUT- 
SIDE. 


1087 


2304 


3121 


232 


ete SIGNALS. 


FLAG OF TRUCE..communicate with the au- 
thorities of the place under, 
by boat. 


Flag of truce..decline to receive the...... 
Flag-of-truce.. boat or vessel, detain the ~. 
Flag of truce..do not recognize. ...--.--.- 


Flag of truce..enemy has refused to re- 
ceive the. 


4628 Flag of Wruce>. receive the2seec.4) wees ese 
4629 Flag of truce..receive the, and detain it 
until an answey is sent. 
4630 Flag of truce..tespect the...-.... Cates 


Flaq of truce..or armistice, enemy does 
not respect. 


4631 Flag of truce..send, with communications 
to the enemy’s authorities. 
FLANK..the Admiral will take station on 

the left. 


Plan. the Admiral will take station on 
the right. 


Fiank..the enemy on the left... wie Sh TA 
Flank..the enemy on the right. ..-.-...- 2 
Flank..the enemy’s batteries or works - -. 


4632 Flank..take station on the left, the ves- 
sels designated will. 
4633 Flank..take station on the right, the ves- 


sels designated will. 
FLANK MOVEMENT..the enemy is attempt- 


ing a. 
FLANKED the eneutsis ee. ose oe ac 
4634 Flanked..weare....--- ch tueery ae mares 
FLANKERS..- detach vessels for.............. 
4635 Flankers..recall the ...... Bae ers eae 
4636 Flankers 2. 80nd ‘OuGiere assy case eee i See 


FLANKS..of the fort or battery, anchor on 
the, and enfilade it. 


Flanks..of the transports and other un- 


armed vessels, anchor on the. 


FLEET ..ahead of the, keep........... yee te 


Fleet..seen has altered course to that in- 
dicated by compass signal. 


Fleet..seen is American.2o..22-22-....---. 


Ficet..division, sqaadron, or vessel desig- 
nated will anchor, having 
due regard to safety and 
convenience. 


INDEX WORDS. 


COMMU’CATE, AUTHOR-) % 
ITIES. 

DECLINE. 

DETAIN. 


DO NOT RECOGNIZE. 
ENEMY, REFUSED. 


RECEIVE. 
RECEIVE, DETAIN. 


RESPECT. 
RESPECT. 


SEND, COMMUNICAT’NS. 


ADMIRAL, LEFT. 
ADMIRAL, RIGHT. 


ENEMY, LEFT. 
ENEMY, RIGHT. 
ENEMY’S WORKS. ~ 
STATION, TAKE, LEFT, 


STATION, TAKE, RIGHT. 


ENEMY, ATTEMPTING. 
ENEMY. 
WE. 


DETACH. 
RECALL. 
SEND. 


ANCHOR. 


ANCHOR. 


AHEAD. ‘ 
ALTERED COURSE. 


AMERICAN. 
ANCHOR. 


| Reference 
| Nos 


| 


&07 


4078 
4079 
4184 


| 
| 


233 


INDEX WorpDs. 


SIGNALS. 

FLEET ..seen:is anchoring ....... 222 2... .ce05: 
Fleet..seen. 1s approaching .'..........-..- 
Fleet.. will assemble or rendezvous at the 

port or place indicated by signal. 
Fleet..will assemble at the appointed 
place. 

Fleet..seen is Austrian. ........ Baer Fae a 
Fleet..will bear up and steer the course 
indicated by compass signal. 
Fleet..seen is Brazilian. .-.. See See ny a ed 
Pe an Att WINES Anan as 2's Sek 3 a.205s,2 2 = 
Fleet..seen carries the flag of the nation 

now exhibited. 
Fleet.. there is cholera in the............. 
Fleet..the Admiral directs that the, will 
keep in as close order, during the 
night, as the weather, sea, and 
prudence will permit. 
PERG oP WILL CLOSE ALT) © > ¢ wcs viele sik we = anes 
Flect..communicate with the, by boats. .. 
Flcet.-communicate with the, by signal.. 
Fleet... will disperse for safety, and ren- 
dezvous at the appointed port or 
place. 
Fleet. our, is dispersed: -..--...--- AS 
Ut iPeLPeABGIIN APUG: do --c cdyecwe=s ies, s aa 
Fleet. seer is Weyptian..-. 222i. esis: 
Fileet.enemy’s,.is ‘dispersed...-......:--: 
ileet..the enemy's, 18: seen=..........---- 
Ttieetes Bet Is iN ONBIb on eto Sl 4 
Fleet. has entered the bay, harbor, port, 
or place that will be designated by 
signal. 
Fleet ..exercise, under sail alone.......--. 
Fleet..exercise, under sail and steam -.... 
Fleet..exercise, under steam alone....-.--. 
Ileet..seen is French -...- Song sea were TES. 
Fleet..seen is that of friends.....:...--.. 
Fleet..men of the, are in good spirits .... 
Fleet ..an inspection of the, will commence 
at the time which will be indicated, 
and continue until completed. 
I’leet..I see a strange, in the direction in- 
dicated by compass signal. 
Flect..there is very little enthusiasm in 
the. 
Flect.. will move at the hour indicated ~.. 


ANCHORING. 
APPROACHING. 
ASSEMBLE, PLACE. 


ASSEMBLE, PLACE. 


AUSTRIAN. 
BEAR UP, STEER. 


BRAZILIAN, 
BRING TO. 
CARRIES, FLAG. 


CHOLERA. 
CLOSE ORDER, NIGHT. 


CLOSE UP. 

COMMUNICATE, BOATS. 
COMMUNICATE, SIGNAL 
DISPERSE, RENPEZVO’S 


DISPERSED. 

DUTCH. 

EGYPTIAN. 

ENEMY’S, DISPERSED. 
ENEMY’S, SEEN, 
ENGLISH. 

ENTERED, BAY. 


EXERCISE, SAIL. 
EXERCISE, SAIL & STE’M 
EXERCISE, STEAM. 
FRENCH. 

FRIENDS. 

GOOD SPIRITS. 
INSPECT’N, COMMENCE. 


I SEE, STRANGE. 
LITTLe ENTHUSIASM, 


MOVE. 


Cs 
S 
— 
cs 


2963 
3122 
3123 
3794 


3797 
3985 
4027 
3795 
4195 
4286 
4301 


4378 
4380 


4312 


Signal 
Nos. 


4650 
4651 
4652 
4653 
4654 
4655 


4057 
4693 


4559 
4660 


4651 
4632 


SIGNALS. 


FLEET .. the Admiral directs. that the, will 
keep in open order during the night. 


Fleet..rejoin the, without unnecessary 
delay. 


Fleet..will rendezvous, in case of disaster 
or separation, at the place which 
will be designated by signal. 


Fleet thas apilea sian eee ee et ee eee 
Fleet..has not sailed-...-. BE Pe esc ee 
Fleet..is under sailing orders ...-....---.. 


Fleet.. will separate and proceed to the 
rendezvous or place designated by 
signal. 


Fleet.. will steam at the rate, in knots, per 
hour which is shown by numeral 
signal. 


Flect..will steer the course indicated by 
compass signal. 


Fleet..seen is steering the course indicated 
by compass signal. 


Rleetcseen 8 /Turkish 020%) 3.025. 2eeoet : 
Flect..there is typhoid fever in the...2.-. 
Fleet..there is typhus fever in the ..---.. ; 
Fleet :. seen is uidersail. .s2s3..22t 2. 


Fleet..when or on what Hap will you fall 
in with the ? 


Fleet.. where was the, when last seen or 
heard from ? 


FLEET-ENGINEER..is killed or dead ...... : 
Pléct- Ligintere tesso nt ae eee Heke eee 
Fleet-Enginecr ..is wounded ............--. 


FLEET-PAYMASTER..is killed or dead .....- 
, Hleet-Paymasteri6SiCk.2. 20s eee eee 
Fleet-Paymaster..is wounded...-....----- 


| FLEET-SURGEON:.is killed or dead ....--.. 


Fleet-Surgeon. is sick... 222)... We ae 
Fleet-Surgeon..is wounded......+...---.- 


FLOOD..the magazine in season to insure 
against explosion. 


Flood..the tide is 


ese e eee em ee we eee ee we ewe ee ee 


FLOODED..magazine is 


Oe 


FLOOD-TIDE..move at the beginning of the. 


INDEX WORDS. 


OPEN ORDER. 
REJOIN. 


RENDEZVOUS. 


SAILED. 

SAILED, NOT. 
SAILING ORDERS. 
SEPARATE, PROCEED. 


STEAM, RATE. 


STEER, COURSE. 
STEERING, COURSE. 


TURKISH. 

TYPIOID FEVER. 
TYPHUS FEVER, 
UNDER SAIL. 

UNDER SAIL AND STEAM 
UNDER STEAM. 

WHAT Day? 


WHERE? 


DEAD. 
SICK. 
WOUNDED. 
DEAD. 
SICK. 
WOUNDED. 
DEAD. 
SICK. 
WOUNDED. 
MAGAZINE. 
TIDE. 


MAGAZINE. 


Move. 


e 
—) 
a 
zg 
a 
i) 
= 


~ 
tS 


| 3481 


3491 


3492 


3493 


FLOOD-TIDE..take advantage of the . ..--.. 


FLOTILLA..or boat-squadron ordered on 


SIGNALS. 


Flood-tide-.. wait for the ........ 
TFlood-tide.. when will it cease ? wotceeceee 
Flood-tide.. when will it make? ....- ee 


Flood-tide.. will cease at the hour indi- 
cated by signal. 


Flood-tide..will make at the hour indi- 

‘ cated by signal. , 
duty, accompany the. 

WOU WA ONCHOL: sae Sccusen > ose ewe oe 

Flotilla..assist the 

Flotilla.. our, is or has been attacked. .... 


Flotilla..is aweigh 


eee eee oe ewes ee ee ee ce we 


Flotilla..will commence the attack as 
soon as it gets within good 
range. 

Flotilla..co-operate with the 


Flotilia..will cover and protect the boats 

and disabled vessels. 
Flotilla..is seriously damaged .......-.-- 
Flotilla..is slightly damaged ..-....--..-.. 
Flotilla..our, is dispersed ...-.-...- rae a ae ae 
Flotilla..enemy’s, have been in action with 
Flotilla..enemy’s, engage the........-... 
Flotilla..enemy’s, is in sight...:-....--.-. 


Flotilla..our, is engaged with the enemy 
hotly. 


TRUE et O NOW NO Gant <item nes am a eared «= 
PUG PSUR DGOG LNG s sate oe rte rss <a aio © 
Flotilla..is in need of ammunition 
PIGUIUEE OWE OMe Sdn ce Sele aaa cc 8s es 


Flotilla..will proceed on the duty as- 
signed it. 


Flotilla..will_proceed to sea -....-....-- 
Flotilia..is ready for service. ........-..- 
Flotilla..re-enforce the ..-.-..--- ech cr 


Fiotilla.. bas been or is re-enforced. ...-.. 


PLO IBATCLLUIN 60 eas c's aco ce we ecmnes 


Flotilla..will reform inside the heavy 
vessels, ' 


Flotilla..will reform outside the heavy 
vessels. 


Flotilla... will rendezvous at the place pre- 
viously or that is now designated. 


5 
INDEX Worps. & 

2 

TAKE ADVANTAGE. 8Y3 
.| Wart. 

WHEN, CEASE ? 
WHEN, MAKE? 
WILL, CEASE. 
WILL, MAKE. 
ACCOMPANY. 594 
ANCHOR. 1259 
ASSIST. 1825 
ATTACKED. 1920 
AWEIGH. 2068 
COMMENCKE, ATTACK. | 1911 
CO-OPERATE. 3278 
COVER, PROTECT. 
DAMAGED, SERIOUSLY. 3412 
DAMAGED, SLIGHTLY. | 3413 
DISPERSED. 3798 
ENEMY’S, ACTION. 706 
ENEMY’S, ENGAGE. 1951 
ENEMY’S, SIGHT. 4196 
ENGAGED, HOTLY. 2197 
FOLLOW. 
INSPECT. 
NEED, AMMUNITION. 1169 


LEAD. 
PROCEED, DUTY. 


PROCEED, SEA. 
READY. 
RE-ENFORCE. 
RE-ENFORCED. 
REFITTING. 
REFORM, INSIDE. 


REFORM, OUTSIDE. 


RENDEZVOUS. 


236 ait 


re i 
2 = 
Signal : a Dw 
Nine SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. iS iz | 
= 
4685'| FLOTILLA... will- bein reserve... +-.--...-.-. RESERVE. 
4686 Flotilla.. will resume its station......-.-. RESUME, STATION. 
4687 Flotiila.: will wetite 22. y-eeeemeee ree ces RETIRE. 
4683 ' Flotilla. is retiring <i eaten ete ee RETIRING. 
4689 Flotilla. our, is Fetreating-../--.\ 26. 2-2-4 RETREATING. 
4690 Flotilla.. will get under way ....-........ UNDER WAY. 
4691 Flotilla..will withdraw out of range of | WITHDRAW OUT OF 
the enemy’s guns. ‘ RANGE. 
A692 || FOLYING-J18- eet the tt cts ec eee eee SET. 
FLYING JIB-BOOM..is carried away...---.- CARRIED AWAY. 765 
FOAM..my boiler-s does, or do badly ....-.-.-. BOILER-S. 2483 
4693 | FOG..during, shall heave to...-...<.-...---..| HEAVE TO. 
4694 Fog: darmg keep Clos6 va. ws. secrete es KEEP CLOSE. 
FOLLOW..the course and motious of the Ad- | ADMIRAL, COURSE, MO-| 8: 
miral or Commander-in-Chief, with | TIONS. 


or without signal. 


Eotong TC DGUL4S ino a a i Bee ee eee BOAT- Ss. 2388" 
Follow..in chase ..-......- Sh aSe eeu’ Cnasp. 2876 
Fotlow..do not, my motions... .........55 Do Nort. 
Pollom the Cnemy.-.5- Le ce os ve be stots oe a's ENEMY. | — 4081 
Follow... the OX PeUibian 44 .525052 7 cee eee EXPEDITION. 4419 
Follow..the flotilla ...-.-. [ie Os See FLOTILLA. 4673 
4695 Votlow = the annbonteet.¢-phe twee eee GUNBOATS. 
4696 Follow..the strange vessel. ..........--.. STRANGE VESSEL. 
4697 Follow ..this or the vessel designated. ....| VESSEL. 
FORAGE..upon the enemy .....- ........-... ENEMY. 4082 
4698 | FORBID-..all intercourse with the shore .-..-.. INTERCOURSE. 
4699 Forbid. .intercourse with the stranger-....| INTERCOURSE. 
4700 Forbid =. pillagingiieicesph ence. aa oueee eee PILLAGING. 
FORBIDDEN..communication is, with the in- | COMMUNICATION, IN- | 3145 
fected vessei-s. FECTED VESSEL-S. 
Forbidden .. communication is, with the | COMMUNICATION, VES: 3148 
: vessel-s designated. SEL-S. 
Forbidden .. all communication is, with | CommuNnica?’N, SHORE) 3146 
shore. 
Forbidden .. all communication is, with | CommunrcaTion. 3147 
strange vessel-s. . 
erect is, for officers to visit the | VISIT SHORE. 105: 
shore. 


4701 | FORCE. - assigned is inadequate to accomplish | ASSIGNED, INADEQ’ATE 
the object. 


Reference 
Nos. 


Sienal . ; 
Nos SIGNALS. ; INDEX WorDs. 
FORCE .. available, is inadequate to insure | AVAILABLE, INADEQ’TE| 2037 
; success. 
Force..available, is sufficient 7........... AVAILABLE, SUFFIC’NT.| 2038 
4702 | Force..cannot be further reduced ........| CANNOT REDUCE. 
Force..the enemy appears in..........- -..| ENEMY. 4083 
Force..the enemy does not appear in. ....| ENEMY. 4084 
| Force..the enemy’s, is advancing........- ENEMY’S, ADVANCING. |. 876 
4703 Force..the enemy’s, is formidable ........ ENEMY’S, FORMIDABLE 
| Force..of the enemy appears to be inferior | ENEMY, INFERIOR. 4199 
to ours. 
Force..of the enemy appears to be large..) ENEMY, LARGE. 4201 
Force... the enemy’s line .-.-.0-..- 2... = ENEMY’S LINE. 4217 
Force.. through the enemy’s obstructions.. ENEMY’s OBSTRUCT’NS.| 2563 
Force..the enemy from his position. ....-. ENEMY, POSITION. 4227 
Force.-of the enemy seen, report by sig- | ENEMY, REPORT. “616 
nal or otherwise. 
Force..the enemy into shoal water. ......) ENEMY, SHOAL. 4085 
4704 Force..of the enemy appears to be small... ENEMY, SMALL. 
Force..is the enemy in strong? .......... ENEMY, STRONG? 4168 
Force..of the enemy appears to be su- | ENEMY, SUPERIOR. 4202 
| perior to ours. 
| Force..of the enemy is unknown. ......-- ENEMY, UNKNOWN. 4208 
PON CETHOAL OUEPON CO oo cael dade tite ec tee ENTRANCE. 4315 
4705 Force.. present, is inadequate to the duty | PRESENT, INADEQUATE 
required of it. 
A706 Force.. present, is sufficient for the duty | PRESENT, SUFFICIENT. 
| required of it. 
Force..send, on shore to protect the ar- SEND ON SHORE. 1696 
senal and other public property. 
4707 Force..I am unequal to the contest with , UNEQUAL, CONTEST. 
my present. 
4708 Force..what is the énemy’s?.........---. WHAT, FNEMY’S? 
FORCES..assemble all our, around or near | ASSEMBLE. 1807 
the flag-ship. 


Forces..our, are abandoning the fort-s or ABANDONING,POSITION) 938 
their position. 


Forces. .our, are advancing ....----.-.--- , ADVANCING. 879 
Forces..our, are besieged ...--...---.----| BESIEGED. 2262 
Forces..our land, are besieging the place .| BESIEGING. 1574 
Forces. -our, are concentrated ........---. CONCENTRATED. 3194 
Forces. -our, are concentrating. ..---..--- CONCENTRATING. 3196 
FO?PCeR sD ite citererOSSIDY .:. << ce «dn aiaid oe CROSSING. 3364 
Forces ..disembark the Jand .. ...--- Ace DISEMBARK. 1575 
Forces..our, are all disembarked .........| DISEMBARKED. 3750 
Forces ..the, have been dispatched ...---. | DISPATCHED. 3788 


Signal 
Nos. 


4709* 
4710 


A717 
4718 


4719 
A720 
4721 


238 


SIGNALS. 


FORCES.. divide your, and keep one-half as a 


reserve. 
Forces. embark the. 2222, wesc 


eserces ecaee 


Forces. .our, are embatked + ....2 25.50.22. 


Forces..our, are embarking ....\--... ..-. 
Forces..our, are about to move ......:... 


Forces: on shore, rally youre... --ee ke 


Forces..our, are ready to embark. ........ 
FOrceg OUT, NTS TOUl el OS Sem nta tent. ae 


Forces .. our, are shelling the place........ 


Forces. .on shore, support the .-.-:...---- 
Forces. the, are unequal) ..--. 22 ks 
Forces: join or unite the-:...-.......----, 
Forces -20nt, Have. ON (C022). 2. ee ecko 


FOREIGN.-man or men of war is or are seen; 
direction will be indicated. 


Foreign..news, communicate. ...-.....--- NEWS, COMMUNICATE. 


Foreign..news is received...--.........-. 
Foreign. .the vessel-s seen is or are..-.--.-.. 


FORE AND AFT SAILS.-bend.-............ 


Hore and ay gatlas 286t. co. - .sccce shoes ee 
Fore and aft sails..take in ....-...-..---- 
Fore and aft sails..unbend -.----..--.--.: 
Fore and aft sails..will your, draw? ....-. 
Fore and aft sails. .will draw. -.-..-...-.. 
Fore and aft sails.. will not draw..-....-.. 


FOREMAST. -is damaged, sprung, or crippled. 


FORESATG Sire ee cero? thee eae 


Foresail. .reef.—[The number of reefs will 
be shown by numeral signal. } 


Foresdil |. sete oes ce oer eee eee 
Foresail..take in or haul up.....--..----- 


Foresail..turn reef-s out of; the number 
will be shown by numeral signal. 


FORE-TOPGALLANT MAST..is sprung .--.. 
FORE-TOPGALLANT YARD..is sprung 


FORE-TOPMAST..is sprung or damaged. .--. 
fore-topmast.. shift... 0s); sae eee 


FORE-TOPMAST STAYSAIL.. set 
Fore-topmast staysail..take in 


INDEX WORDS. 


DIVIDE. 


EMBARK. 
EMBARKED. 
EMBARKING. 
MOVE. 

RALty. F 
READY, EMBARK. 


RETIRING. 
SHELLING, PLACE. 
SUPPORT. 
UNEQUAL. 

UNITE. 

UNITED. 


MAN-OF-WAR. 


NEWS, RECEIVED. — 
VESSEL-S. 


SET. 

TAKE IN. 

UNBEND. 

WILL THEY DRAW ? 
WILL DRAW. 

WILL NOT DRAW. 


DAMAGED, SPRUNG. 
FURL. 


REEF. 


SET. 
TAKE IN. 
TURN OUT REEF. 


SPRUNG. 
SPRUNG. 


DAMAGED. 
SHIFT. 


ae 


| 
| 


x 


Reference 
Nos 


3836 


3938 
3939 
3940 


3414 


3415 | 


4732 
4733 
4734 
4735 


4736 


4744 


4745 


4746 
4747 
4748 


239 
SIGNALS. 


‘FORE-TOPSAIL..Admiral’s or. Commander- 
in-Chiet’s, is aback. 


Fore-topsail.. brace aback...2....-...--. 
Demet aI Oeste tetas an Sore. =~ kiwi < wes 
EGGS ES WW US Se pl A ea 


Fore-topsail..reef.—[ If more than one, num- 
ber will be indicated. } 


Ure COOH BOUL en an Stace Goo eed eos ete- 
EE E-LOPEA = LUNS Ot AL avons vinigc so alae oes 2 


Fore-topsail..tarn reef-s out of. —[ Number 
will be shown by numeral signal. ] 


FORE-TOPSAIL YARD..is injured, sprung, 
or damaged. 


Fore-topsail yard..send down ..---...---- 
Fore-topsait yards, Sen Up Js 5652-6 sa 5.50 
Fore-topsail yard..shift ...... HON cee 


FORE-YARD..is sprung or damaged..... .--- 
Ure-Uand.- BONG QO WI... obs. eee oe esa nes 
Fore-yard..send down, and fish......---. 


POLE-VOtGss, SOL WD? aa «cle obs enss sa < 32s 
Hore-Vard- BMituss 2 2<\s ans) asa ee aie ate arse 


FORM..ahead of the division indicated Paks 


Form..an are of a cirele or crescent around 
crippled and unarmed vessel-s. 


Form..astern or in rear of the division in- 
dicated. 


Form..on the left or to port of division in- 
dicated. 


Form..on left wing, vessels designated will 


. e * 
Form..on the right or to starboard of 
division indicated. 


Form..on right wing, vessels designated 
will. 
FORMATION..disregard present or prescribed 
Formation. . preserve present or prescribed 
Formation. .rectify the present or prescribed 


Formation..restore the prescribed ..-.---- 


FORMIDABLE..the enemy’s battery—ies is or 
are. 


Formidable..the enemy’s battery-ies ap- 
pears or appear. 


Formidable..the enemy’s battery-ies does 
or do not appear. 


INDEX Wonrps. 


ABACK, ADMIRAL’S. 


BRACE, ABACK. 
EILY, 

FURL. 

REEF. 


SET. 
TAKE IN. 
TURN OUT REEF-S, 


DAMAGED. 


SEND DOWN. 
SEND UP. 
SHIFT. 


DAMAGED, 

SEND DOWN. 
SEND DOWN, FISH. 
SEND UP. 

SHIFT. 


AHEAD, DIVISION. 
ARC OF CIRCLE, 


ASTERN, DIVISION. 
LEFT. 


LEFT WING. 
RIGHT. 


RIGHT WING. 


DISREGARD. 
PRESERVE. 
RECTINY. 
RESTORE. 


ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 
ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 


ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 


Reference 
Nos 


| 
| 


3416 


3417 


3808 


240 


SIGNALS. 


FORMIDABLE..the enemy’s force is......... 


Formidable..the enemy’s position appears 


to be. 
Formidable .. the enemy’s works appear 

to be. 
Formidable..the obstructions have been 

found. 
FORT-S8?- abandonvthe:.2. sete ee ee 


Fort-s..has or have been abundoned -.... 
Fort-3..the enemy’s, is or are abandoned. 
Tort-s..the enemy is abandoning his--..- 


Iort-s..or position, our forces are aban- 
doning the. 


Fort-3. -anchorsabove the ...2..2.s26o- eee 
Fort-s..anchor below the.........-.....- 
Fort=-s.. anchor under the-iveeeuse= cee 


fort-s..anchor with, bearing as will be 
_ indicated by compass signal. 


Fort-s..approach the, close...-.. pie apse 
Fort-s..approach the, closer............. 
Fort-s..what is armament of?........... 
Fort-s..assault, by escalade...... .- mes 
Lort—s . Abtack the <3. esas oe 2 aoe 
Fort-8:_ bombard, the 14-8 eek es 


Fort-s.. bombard the, mortar-vessels will. 


Fort-s..or battery—ies, our, is or are bomb- 
proof. 


Fort-s..or enemy’s position has or have 
been carried by assault. 


Fort-s..destroy the enemy’s .-.-.....-.. 
Fort-e2  Qisiian tier tues: oo. beck s cOeek ws 
Fort-s..i8 or are dismantled ..-........... 


Fort-s.. there appears to be disorder in the. 
Fort-3..do not attack the...-.:......---. 


Fort-s..do not attempt to pass the, before 
their fire is silenced. 


Fort-s..draw the fire of the enemy’s -.... 
Fort-s..evacuate the ...-. ge he Pain eas 


Fort-s..you must hold, until succer can 
be sent to you. 


Fort-s..the,is or are on fire .......---.-- 
Fort—s..pass the enemy’s :-.... 2... -.2--- 


Fort-s..keep out of range of the enemy’s, 
until ordered otherwise. 


Fort-s..has or have been re-enforced. .-.- 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY’S FORCE. 
ENEMY’S POSITION. 


ENEMY’S WORKS. 
OBSTRUCTIONS. 


ABANDON. 
ABANDONED. 
ABANDONED. 
ABANDONING. 
ABANDONING, 


ANCHOR. 
ANCHOR. 
ANCHOR. 
ANCHOR, BEARING. 


APPROACH CLOSE. 
APPROACH CLOSER, 
ARMAMENT ? 
ASSAULT. 

ATTACK, 
BomBanrpD. 
BOMBARD. 
BOMB-PROOF. 


CARRIED, ASSAULT. 


DESTROY, ENEMY’S. 


DISMANTLE. 
DISMANTLED. 
DISORDER. 

Do NOT ATTACK, 
Do NOT ATTEMPT. 


DRAW, FIRE. 
EVACUATE. 
HOoLp. 


ON FIRE. 
Pass. 


RANGE, KEEP OUT OF. 


RE-ENFORCED. 


a 


Reference 
Nos, 


4703 
4229 


4260 


1344 
1260 


1447, 
1448 
1504 
1789 
1912 
2501 
2502 
2507 


1788 


2315 
3762 
3769 
3472 
3858 
3859 


3937 
4341 


241 


ig SIGNALS. 
4755 | FORT-S-..renew attack upon the... ........-. 
Fort-s..take advantage of the darkness 
to run by the enemy’s. 
4756 Fort-s:.enemy’s, has or have been si- 
lenced. 
4757 Fort-s..enemy’s, has or have not been si- 
lenced. 
A758 Fort-s..enemy’s, must be silenced... ...-.-. 
4759 Fort-s..cannot be silenced with present 
force. 
4760 Fort-s..enemy’s, has or have been sur- 
rendered. 
AT61 Fort-s..enemy’s, has or have not been 
surrendered. 
4762 Fort-s..withdraw from under the.....--. 
FORTIFICATION-S.-.abandon the........... 
Fortification-s..enemy’s, blow up or ren- 
der useless, and retire. 
FORTIFIED =the enemy i8..-22. 22.22. ..025.. 
4763 Orie stonUhy Well 2 eee ose mes see ae 
4764 Hortijied “OUP TOTces AT@vs.....- 2-2. 2--- 
4765 ROTIei Les HaCOAS: 220 P oct k ees cscs. 
4766 Fortified. -the place is not:..... iss... 2... 
epee ab LEY VOULSOIL © fone alow sales cere - ss won ns 
FORTIFYING..the,onemy:is. <2..5-22 0.26 2oe- 
4768 OTAAP HUNG a> LLIN eee eae tee ei «bo «= os 
4769 OPEL WING =" GUL TOlCOS ALG. 2. na ocs + ~ a's - 
ME WARD aed ALE ORG ce tate ose oe 
Forward..this or the vessel designated is 
aground. 
Forward..movement, the enemy has com- 
menced a. 
Forward..movement of the enemy is ex- 
pected. 
477 Forward..movement, be in readiness for a- 
4771 DAMPER Reve ROE Metra gat ei Io sia ae w= o's 2 od dace 
4772 Forward..the vessel hangs. .-........----- 


FORWARDED.. your application or communi- 
cation has been or will be. 


FOUL..anchor is: 22... EEE EEO ice. 
OU. BUD ROUMT IS aie o'a' le oa a no oe ceeiness 
FOUL WEATHER..caused delay...--....--. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


RENEW ATTACK. 


RUN BY. 883 


SILENCED, HAVE BEEN. 


SILENCED, HAVE NOT 
BEEN. 


SILENCED, MUST BE. 
SILENCED, CANNOT BE. 


SURRENDERED, HAVE. 


SURRENDER ED, HAVE 
NOT. 


WITHDRAW. 


ABANDON. 514 
BLow UP. 


ENEMY. 

J AM. 

OUR FORCES. 
PEACE. 
PLACE. 


YOURSELF. 


ENEMY. 
I AM. 
OUR FORCES. 


AFLOAT, 
AGROUND. 
MOVEMENT, COM’NCED.)| 4088 


MOVEMENT, EXPECTED] 4089 


MOVEMENT, READINESS 
PRESS. 


VESSEL HANGS. 


APPLICATION. 1437 


ANCHOR. 
ANCHORAGE. 


1261 | 
1370 | 


CAUSED DELAY. 


2106 | 


16N 8S 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoRDSs. 


4782 


FOUL WEATHER..may delay operations -. 
I have bad 
-- Prepare fOr’. < este cwewns ee 


Foul weather .. 

Foul weather 

FOUND.. bottom is; depth, in fathoms, will be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Found..no bottom; number of fathoms of 


line out will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 
Found..I have, the enemy ...-:...-..-... 
Found..I have not, the enemy.-.-.-....-..-. 


Found.. 


I have, the enemy 


the missing boat-s has or have 
been. 


Found..Lhave, the object sent in search of. 
Found..the wreck has been.....-...--... 


FOUNDERED<s. the beat has... co: eee ee 


Foundered..a number of the enemy’s ves- 
sels have; number will be shown 
by numeral signal. 


Foundered..a% number of the vessels of the 
convoy have. 


Foundered..the vessel-s indicated has ae 


have. 
FOUNDERING.. this or the vessel designated is 


FRAGMENTS..of cargo, I have seen......... 
Fragments ..of supposed wreck, I have seen 
FREE..the vessel, the pumps do HOt cee ee 
FRENCH..colonial flag is the one shown by 
the strange vessel. 
French .. 
French... 
French... 
French..the merchantman seen is.....--. 
French. . 


is the flag shown by strange vessel 
fleet is the one seen : 


man-of-war is the vessel seen.... 


the steamer seen is...... .:-....- 
FREQUENT.. communications, hold, with the 
place. 


Frequent ..exercises of the men, there must 
be, until they are perfected in drill. 


Frequent..interviews, I bave had, with 
our friends on shore. 
FRESH BEEF’. bringoit: 7) eee cee eee 


Presh beef..can be procured on shore or at 
the place or from the vessel which 
will be designated. 


Fresh beof..cannot be procured....-....-- 


-| DELAY OPERATIONS. 


I HAVE HAD. 
PREPARE. 


BOrrToM, DEPTH. 


BoTrTom. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY, I HAVE NOT. 
MISSING BOAT-S, 


OBJECT. 
WRECK. 


Boat. 
ENEMY’S VESSELS. 


VESSELS, CONVOY. 


VESSEL-S, INDICATED. 


VESSEL. 


CARGO, SEEN. 
WRECK, SEEN. 


PUMPS. 


COLONIAL FLAG. 


FLAG, STRANGE. 
FLEET, SEEN. 
MAN-OF-WAR. 
MERCHANTMAN. 
STEAMER. 


COMMUNICAT’NS, HOLD 


EXERCISES. 


INTERVIEWS, FRIENDS. 


BRING OFF. 
CAN BE PROCURED. 


CANNOT PROCURE. 


Reference 
Nos 


2374 
4254 


3255! 


2748 


4586 


4585 
4637 


3125 


4405 


243 


Signal 


Nos. SIGNALS. 


FRESH BEEF-.-endeavor to procure, on shore 
for the ship’s company-ies or 
at the place designated. 


Fresh beef..and vegetables needed for 
crew. . 


Fresh beef..send for, to this or the vessel 
designated. 


. 


FRESH PROVISIONS... bring off 


Fresh provisions ..can be procured on shore 
or at the place designated. 


4783 
4784 


4785 Fresh provisions ..endeavor to procure, for 
the ship’s company or the 
fleet on shore or at the place 
indicated. 

4786 Fresh provisions..may be obtained at the 
place indicated. 


Fresh provisions ..are needed for the crew. 


4787 Fresh provisions ..send for 


FRESH WATER..how many gallons can you 
condense a day? Answer by 
numeral. 


Fresh water. .fill up with 


4788 Fresh water ..may be had at the place des- 


ignated by signal. 
Fresh water..send on shore for........---- 
FRESH-WATER CONDENSER:.is in good 
order. 


Fresh-water condenser..needs overhauling 
and repairs. 


Fresh-water condenser ..is out of order. ..-. 
Fresh-water condenser..is worn out 


PRIEND:. the frigate is... 22.52... nse i dds 
Friend..the privateer is 


4789 
4790 
A791 
4792 


“222s eee eee Cee ee 


Friend..the sloop of war is....-....---.-- 
Friend..the strange vessel is.........---. 


FRIEND-S..approaching vessel-s is or are... 
Friend-s..is or are, the chased vessel-s.--. 


FRIENDS... fleet seen is that of..-.----.------ 


FRIENDLY..the indications are 


Friendly..the inhabitants are reported 
to be. 


Friendly..my reception was 


eee eee em eee ees 


FRIGATE..is an enemy 
Frigate..is a friend 


weoee seer eee we seen ee eeee 


nce | 


INDEX Worps. 2s 
ca 
lo 

_ { 
ENDEAVOR, PROCURE. | 2243 
NEEDED. | 2244 
SEND FOR. 2945 
BRING OFF. 
CAN BE PROCURED. 
ENDEAVOR, PROCURE. 
MAY BE OBTAINED. 
NEEDED, CREW. 2244 
SEND FOR. 
CONDENSE PER DAY? | 3202 
FILL UP. 4515 
MAY BE HAD. 
SEND FOR. | 1780 
GOOD ORDER. 3205 
NEEDS OVERHAULING. | 3206 
OUT OF ORDER. 3207 
WORN OUT. SO 
FRIGATE. 
PRIVATEER. 
SLOOP OF WAR. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 
APPROACHING VES’L-S.| 1479 
CHASED VESSEL-S. 2893 
FLEET. 4638 
INDICATIONS. 
INHABITANTS. 
RECEPTION. 
ENEMY. 4092 
FRIEND. 


244 ; 


! x 
! | | S 
Signal SIGNALS InpDEX Worps. Ze 
Nos. . ¥ , } = Zi 
fa 
4796 | FRIGATE..I cannot make out... .......2...: I CANNOT MAKE OUT. 


4797 | FRIGATE-S..the strange vessel-s is or are. ..| STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


FROM ..the blockade,ilam. 2.2.) peer BLOCKADE. aad | 
From ..a Cruise; 1 amts. a a eee eee ee CRUISE. 3368 | 
4798 From..the port or place which will be in- | PORT, PLACE. 
dicated by geographical signal, 
Iam. 
4799 Front... where are you? seus on ste e = = s WHERE? 
FRUSTRATE..endeavor to, the enemy’s de- | ENEMyY’s DESIGNS. 4058 
signs. 
FRUSTRATED..I have been, in my attempts | DESIGNS. 3081 


or designs. 
Frustrated... have, the enemy’s intentions. | ENEMY’s INTENTIONS. | 4213 


4800 | FUEL..can be bad ashore or at the place des- | CAN BE HAD. 


ignated. 
4801 Huel.c. CADNOTEON A022 se te eee eae CANNOT BE HAD. 
4702 Fuel. tor cooking needed i222. sone oe COOKING, NEEDED. 
Fuel..economize your, asmucbhas possible.| ECONOMIZE. 4018 
4803 Fuel..garrison needs «.-.....- (OS ey ee GARRISON. 
4804 Fuel. csend 10r gen. beh. eee eee tee SEND FOR. 
FUGITIVE-S..or deserter-s, arrest the....... ARREST. 1632 
Fugitive-s..or deserter-s have been arrested) ARRESTED. 1641 
Fugitive-s..or deserter-s have not been ar- |} ARRESTED. 1642 
rested. 
FUGITIVES. . dispose of, to the best advantage} DISPOSE. 3804 
Fugitives..under our protection, ascertain | DISPOSITION, 1723 


from the Commander-in-Chief 
what disposition shall be made 


of the. 
Fugitives..do not receivé the....~. .-:-... DO NOT RECEIVE. 3869 
Fugitives: embark new. ns anes ene hoc EMBARK. 4038 
Fugitives:.are embarking .....:...-..---- EMBARKING. 4049 
4805 Fugitives..land t0622---. 52 4-5-5555 soe LAND. 
206 Fugitives =: protect Wie mere a. oe ee ee .| PROTECT. 
4807 Fugitives. receive the:..-2t .Cyateeeds sees RECEIVE. 
4008 Hugitives .. rescue the 2iic2s24- ue. e eee eee RESCUE. 
PULL-DRESS SHIP 6 loo esce-seeeee eee DRESS SHIP. 3969 


| Lull-dress ship ..to-morrow, at the hoisting | To-mMORROW, COLORS. | 3970 
. of the colors, in honor of the 
| day. 

Full-dress ship ..to-morrow, at the hoisting | To-morrow, CoLors. | 3971 
of the colors, in honor of the 
day celebrated by the nation 
whose flag is shown. 


Signal 
Nos. 


4809 


4810 


4811 
4812 
4813 
4814 
4815 
4816 
4817 


eer 


4818 


4819 


4820 
4821 


245 


SIGNALS. 


FULL-DRESS SHIP-.-.to-morrow, at sunrise, 


in honor of the day. 


FULL-DRESS UNIFORM... officers will attend 


Full-dress 


in, on the occasion. 


uniform.. officers and crew will 


dress in. 


FULL SPEED..-proceed at, regardless of the 


FUMIGATE..ship 


order or formation. 


ecwrewer eee v eee ewe eee ew oe ew we 


Pe A SWS ry ge 0) Cae daha bei sey pa aya 


Funds. .are needed 


Funds .. 
Funds.. 
Funds . 
Funds. . 
Funds -. 


cannot be procured 


Nsy De Nrocured 22-4. 2s seeoe ee 


-have been received..-............. 


cer mee eee sw ee ee oe wees 


FUNERAL .. officers who can be spared from 


Funeral. . 


Furerat.. 


Funeral... 


Funeral. . 


FUNNEL ..of this ship is damaged 


duty will attend the, at the 
time and place that will be in- 
dicated. 


officers and men who can be 
spared from duty will attend, in 
prescribed uniform, at the time 
and place that will be indicated. 


ceremonies will commence at the 
time which will be indicated. 


honors will be paid to the de- 
ceased by the fleet at the time 
that will be indicated. 


officers are invited to attend 
the, at the time and place that 
will be indicated. 


FURIOUS GALE..I have encountered. ...-.. 
Furious gale..has swept over the region 


FURL..awnings 


Furl... 
Furt. 
futile 
Furt.. 
Furl. 
Furl. 


courses 
-foresail 
fore-topsail 


-main-topsail 


that will be indicated by tele- 
graphic signal. 


ee ee ee ee 
ee 
~- eee eww ee ws eos eee ees ee ee eeoee 


THeMGea ised: s ts) i2 2 Ske aaa 
TITUS LUE Seis tS cin ald cinin » eee ema ae 


ee 


| 3) 
J 
INDEX Wonrps. z Zs 
oe 2 
co) 
am 
TO-MORROW, SUNRISE.| 3972 
OFFICERS, ATTEND IN. | 3963 
OFFICERS AND CREW. | 3341 
PROCEED. 
SHIP. 
AMPLE. 1206 
NEEDED. 
PROCURED. 
PROCURED. 
RECEIVED. 
RECEIVED. 
SEND FOR. 
SHORT. 
ATTEND, OFFICERS. 2007 
ATTEND, OFFIC’RS, MEN| 2008 
CEREMONIES, COM- | 2826 
MENCE. 
HONORS. 
INVITED. 
DAMAGED. 3446 | 
ENCOUNTERED. 
SWEPT. 
AWNINGS. 2072 
COURSES. | 3308 
FORESAIL. 4723 
TFORE-TOPSAIL. 4732 


LIGHT SAILS. 
MAINSAIL. 


MAIN-TOPSAIL. 


246 


o 
1) 
Sie ] 3 nN 
Ne. SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. Pe 
o 
= 
A825 } FURL... mizzen-topaail.-. oadcce tase eee alas MIZZEN-TOPSAIL. 
|| 4826 Furl. sails. ..202- occu ett neem ene eed FAILS. 
| FURLING.. loosing sails, exercise at...........] EXERCISE, LOOSING. | 4388 
Furling..from and loosing to a bowline, | EXERCISE, LOOSING. | 4389 
oxercise at. 


FURNISH..such articles as can be spared to | ARTICLES. 1708 


the vessel-s needing them. 


ter cannot be made. 


| 4829 | FURTHER RESISTANCE..I am unable to | UNABLE. 
make. 


Furnish..convoy or escort to the vessel-s | Convoy. 3259 
departing or to those indicated. 
4827 Furnish..provisions and water to the ves- | PROVISIONS, WATER. 
|. sels in distress. 
4828 Furnish..supplies to the boats ..-...--..- SUPPLIES. 
| FURNISHED..articles of pressing necessity | ARTICLES OF NECES- | 1703 
which cannot be procured will be,| SITY. 
by contributions from the vessels 
of the fleet. 
FURTHER DELAY..cannot be allowed ....- CANNOT BE ALLOWED. | 3540 
j ’ 
| FURTHER NEWS..or intelligence, await the | Awart. 1649, 
he arrival of. 
FURTHER ORDERS..await the arrival of. ..| AWAIT. 1651 
FURTHER REDUCTION. .in the daily con- | Coat. 3237 
sumption of coal cannot be made. 
Further reduction. .in foree cannot be made.| FORCE. A702 
Turther reduction ..in the allowance of pro- | PROVISIONS. 1064 
visions cannot be made. 
Further reduction..in the allowance of wa- | WATER. 1070 
| 


4830 | FUZES..how many, can you spare? Indicate | HOW MANY, SPARE ? 
by numeral signa}. 


4831 Fuzes 2 L.Cai Spam naaess.--.- oe see Cee I CAN SPARE. 
4832 Fuzes..I need; the time, in seconds, will | I NEED. 
be indicated by numeral signal. 
4833 Fuzes..are needed for mortar-vessel-s....| NEEDED, MORTAR. 
4834 Fuzes..mine are not reliable............. NOT RELIABLE. 
4835 Fuzes..percussion, are needed for rifle | PERCUSSION, NEEDED. 
guns. 4 
4836 Fuzes.mine are reliable. 5. -.oscasse wens RELIABLE. 
4837 Fuzes..send,to this or the vessel indicated ;| SEND. 


the time, in seconds, will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


4838 Fuzes..send, to the mortar-vessel-s-...:...| SEND, MORTAR. 
4839 uzes.-are needed for shrapnel..---.--.--- SHRAPNEL. 


4840 ~ Fuzes..your, are too long...... 2.00 o--- TOO LONG. 


. | . QAT 


foun! 
a SIGNALS. 


4841 | FUZES..your, are too short ..............--- 
4842 
4843 
4244 
4845 
4846 
4847 
4848 
4849 
4850 
4851 

GAIN ..I cannot, any advantage of the enemy, 

in my present position, and with the 

force at my command. 

Gain..do you, on the chase?.......-.----.- 

Gain..I do not, on the chase.......----.. 

Gain..the chased vessel-s does or do.... - 

Gain..the enemy does, upon me......---- 

GAINED..our Army or !and-forces has or have, 

the advantage of the enemy. 
4852 Gained..we have, a great victory ; details 


will be communicated. 


GAINING.-I am, upon the chase.........-.-.- 
Gaining. .are you, on the enemy ? ..--..-.- 


GALE..a furious, I have encountered .....-.. 


Gale..a furious, has swept over the region 
that will be indicated by telegraphic 
signal. 


4853 | GALLONS WATER..-how many, have you on 
hand? Answer by numeral. 


4854 Gallons water ..I can spare the number, in- 
dicated. | 


INDEX WoRDs. 


TOO SHORT. 


‘\ 


ADVANTAGE, I CANNOT 


CHASE? 

CHASE. 

CHASED VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY. 


ADVANTAGE. 


VICTORY. 


CHASE. 
ENEMY ? 


ENCOUNTER’D, FURIO’S 
FURIOUS, SWEPT. > 


How MANY? 


I CAN SPARE. . 


Reference 
Nos 


896 


2887 
2894 
2896 
4094 


894 


2895 
4093 
4820 
4821 


Signal 
Nos. 


4855 


4856 


A866 


AS67 


4868 
4869 


4870 


248 


S1CN ALS. INDEX WORDS. 

GANG-S.. working, recall the...---..---..--.| RECALL. 

Gang-s.. working, send on shore ......--- SEND. 
Gang-s.. working, send to the vessel des- | SEND. 
ignated; number of men will 
be indicated. 

GARRISON. bring 08 pthc. ene er BRING. 
Garrison..endeavor to relieve the.-.-...... ENDEAVOR, RELIEVE. 
Garrison..the, is in good health.......-... GOOD HEALTH. 
Garrison..the, needs amiunition.....--- NEEDS AMMUNITION. 
Garrison..the, needs assistance .-....---. NEEDS ASSISTANCE. 
Garrison..the, needs inel .-- 2.22. <-.. 2.5. NEEDS FUEL. 
Garrison. .the, needs supplies....-....--. “NEEDS SUPPLIES. 
Garrison...the, needs water....- ......-.-. NEEDS WATER. 
Garrison..has not been relieved -.....---- NOT RELIEVED. 
Garrison... thevplace |. .---).4..6e8eshee eee a 
Garrison..the, is hard pressed by the en- | PRESSED, HARD. 

emy. 
Garrison..has been relieved ...-.-...---- RELIEVED. 
Garrison..is or has been in a state of re- | STATE, REVOLT. 
volt. 
Garrison..the, has not sufficient strength | STRENGTH, NOT SUF- 
to hold out. FICIENT. 
Garrison..the, has refused to surrender ..| SURRENDER, REFUSED. 


Garrison..the, has surrendered .-.-..----| SURRENDERED. 

Garrison. .the, has not surrendered... ....| SURRENDERED. 
GARRISONED ..the place is........-.--....: PLACE. 

Garrisoned..the-place is not...-......... PLACE IS NOT. 
GATLINGS..need ammunition. .............. AMMUNITION, NEED. 

Gailings.. disembark. 32 -.s.syeweh DISEMBARK. 

Gatlings .. OMmpATKE ees pe wee cs Cone ae EMBARK. 

Gatling@. -@xercis6..-.o-cutee es eee EXERCISE. 
GEAR « light'sails, bende eee ee eee ee BEND. 

Gear..light sails, unbend........---- .-.. UNBEND. 
GENERAL ACTION..[A signal for]...-....-.- ACTION. 

* General action’... avoid sacs eee ee AVOID. 
General action.. prepare for.......---.----| PREPARE. 


General action.. will commence when the | WILL COMMENCE. 
Commander-in-Chief opens fire 
upon the enemy. 


General ection.. will commence when the | WILL COMMENCE. 
leading division, squadron, or 
vessel opens on the enemy. 


Reference 
Nos. 


1782 


2599 
4059 


1158 
1850 
4803 


2714 


1170 
3741 
4039 
4381 


2254 


713 

70 
719 
681 


682 


249 


Signal! 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


fot 
co 
— 
S 


GENERAL ATTACK..will commence by the | WILL COMMENCE. 
whole fleet when reported 
ready. 


GENERAL COMMANDING. ascertain what | ASCERTAIN, PROPOSES.| 1728 
he proposes to do. 


GENERAL EXERCISE..of all arms, a signal | ALL arms. 4582 

for. 

General exercise..of all boats.--.......... ALL BOATS. 4383 | 

General exercise..of great guns, a signal | GREAT GUNS. 4384 
for. 

General exercise..of small-arms, a signal | SMALL-ARMS. 4391 
for. 

4871 | GENERAL INSPECTION... will take place at | TAKE PLACE. 

the time indicated by signal. 


43872 | GENERAL QUARTERS..exercise at, with | Exercise. 
powder. 


4873 General quarters .. exercise at, without pow- | EXERCISE. 
der. 


4874 | GENERAL SECRET KEY.-.No. 1, use, until | No.1, usx. 
further orders. 


4875 General secret key..No. 2, use, until fur- | No.2, usE. 
ther orders. 

4876 General secret key..No. 3, use, until fur- | No.3, USE. 
ther orders. 

4877 General secret key..No. 4, use, until fur- | No. 4, usE. 


ther orders. 


4878 General secret key..No. 5, use, until fur- | No.5, USE. 
ther orders. | 
| 
| 


4879 | GENERAL SIGNAL BOOK..I need .... .--... NEEDED. 
4880 encral Sigval BGOk 2 USesse 2. o. 2 sweats. ss USE. 
GENERAL SIGNALS..disregard all, until | DisreGarp. 3807 
the completion of the duty as- 
signed you. 
Cri Le tie ae ee ee tea ae se |b: 2 ooo ALL BOATS. 2427 
Get..up boarding-nettings. ..-....-...--. BOARDING-NETTINGS. | 2357 | 
Gere WUC OUUes INCH on. a wane o- a oe oes CLOTHES-LINES. 2985 | 
4881 Get..up hammock girt-lines .....-..-.... HAMMOCK GIRT-LINES. 
4882 Get.. howitzers in tops .........----. .---| HOWITZERS, TOPS. 
4883 Get..alongside, lower booms. .....--..-.- LOWER BOOMS. 
4884 Geb ontelawer NOOWs . 2)... .-+4 seieee' LOWER BOOMS. | 
4885 Get..all men on board without delay. -.-..| MEN ON BOARD. 
Get..springs on cable .......-.----------- SPRINGS, CABLE. | 2678 | 
4886 (at-- UU eee Soy. oo nme ope epee STEAM. 
4887 Get..a supply ofsand... 20.24.2122 08: SUPPLY, SAND. 


250 


2 
o 
Signal ' | I Ww z 3 L 
be Lara NDEX YVYORDS. mo 
ea SIGNALS. | Ez 
a 
A888 AGED under spil/o. 2.62245. eee UNDER SAIL. 
4889 Get... under Steam. 22 5... ca eee eettee nee 2 UNDER STEAM. 
4890 | GET UNDER WAY. 
| 4891 Get under way. -and proceed to execute your) EXECUTE, ORDERS. 
orders. 
4892 Get under way..at the hour indicated --..- - HOuwr. 
4893 Get under way .-immediately .-...........- IMMEDIATELY. 
4894 Get under way .-in regular succession, com- | SUCCESSION. 
mencing with the vessel | 
nearest to the entrance to 
the port. 
4895 Get under way ..in regular succession, com- | SUCCESSION. 
mencing with the vessel |” : 
| indicated. 
4896 Get under way. .in succession, the lee ship | SUCCESSION, LEE SHIP. 
first. 
4897 Get under way.-in succession, beginning at | SUCCESSION, REAR. 
the rear. ! 
4898 Getunder way..in succession, under sail | SUCCESSION, REAR. 
alone, beginning at the rear. F ' 
4899 Get under way. .in succession, beginning at SUCCESSION, VAN, | 
the van. | 
4900 Get under way-.in succession, under sail |} SUCCESSION, VAN. 
alone, beginning at the van. f 
GIG? shas capsizedcn: So 2t eerie ae enna CAPSIZED. 2721 
4S0i Gig: bos returmed #2. 2-2. sate eae ee RETURNED. 
Gig: . 8@nd; GD, BRGTO--cbven es dhe wasn cece SEND. | 1749 
A902 Gig. -send, to this or the vessel designated .; SEND 
003 Gig -.gend, Toe the Captain). -.cnccee ee SEND FOR CAPTAIN. 
GIVE.-.assistance to the boat or vessel need- | ASSISTANCE. 1851 
| _ ing it. 
| Give. .the enemy a concentrated hikendenes ENEMY, BROADSIDE. 2617 
) as you pass him. 
4904 Give.. protection to the boat-s or vessel-s | PROTECTION. 
needing it. 
| GO. to breakfastiit 22.5 csoe la oeaee eee BREAKFAST. 2577 
Go--to dinnér {38 s- a eeeeoee BS en ied Fy. DINNER: 3657 
‘Go. .for dispatches, to the port or place | Disparcuess. 772 
designated, and bring them ; 
to the fleet or Commander- 
in-Chief. . 
4905 Go.:down the river’)3J20. oe ee Down, Wiver. 
Go. ta-fishing Jo0.. ... 2 See FISHING. 4571 
4906 | Go: higher mp :..... .<2.02 eae HIGHER. 
407 | Go.-inshore closer...) <-..100ge eee INSHORE CLOSER 


4908 Go..into port, tender Wil ies eae ....| INTO PORT. 


GO..for letters or mail 


O51 


SIGNALS. 


CO lO MOTTOOWIIE on ome oe cdc soc cue sw cteee 


Go..off the port or place designated 


Go..outside and await orders.........--. 
POU UG MV Y “VALU s wanes o's good sa os ae 
Go..to the rescue of those in distress. -.-: 
ATA OLB OW 9 axel mics by eee re oe 
UCR Ge GIN Bl cel ell ters dn wie es 
Go..on the service assigned you......... 
EA SUV TET) C1) SSI os Se ae aa a rs a ae 
Cp Me AEDGUGEEV OLE se omelette hace ola,4 «a ole enin 
Gove understho sheers? 772-0. soe e oe cee ee 
GO ABOUT. 
Go aboutcimmediately-. 2. <.2.2....--->- 


GO AHEAD.. fast 


Go ahead.. gunboats will, in the present 
or prescribed order. 


Go ahead... light: draught vessels will - .--- 


Go ahead..look out for danger, and report 
by signal. 


Go ahead.. keep a sharp lookout, and re- 
port by signal what you see. 


Go ahead..make the land, and report by 


signal. 

Go ahead..reconnoiter, and report by sig- 
nal. 

Go ahead..small steamers will .........-- 


Go ahead..and sound; report depths of 
water, in fathoms, by numeral 
signal. 


Go ahead..and sound; report depths of 
water, in feet, by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Go ahead..and overhaul or examine the 
strange vessel. 


| GO ALONG..the coast and examine it closely. 


GO ALONGSIDE..coal-wharf and fill up with 


coal. 


Go alongside..the coal-vessel and fill up 
coal. 


Go alongside..of the dock 


GO ASHORE.-.the commander of the vessel 


designated will, and direct the 
embarking of the forces. 


| 


Referen 
Nos 


INDEX WorpDs. 


LETTERS, , 
LOWER. 

OFF PLACE. 
OUTSIDE, AWAIT. 
NAVY-YARD. 
RESCUE. 

Sma. 

SEA, SLIP. 
SERVICE ASSIGNED. 
SUPPER, 

UP RIVER. 

UNDER SHEERS. 


IMMEDIATELY. 


FAST. 
GUNBOATS. 


LIGHT VESSELS. 
LOOK OUT, DANGER. 


LOOKOUT, REPORT. 
MAKE LAND. 
RECONNOITER. 
SMALL STEAMERS. 
SOUND, REPORT. 


SOUND, REPORT. 


STRANGE. 


COAST. 


AL’GSIDE, COAL-WHARE 


COAL-VESSEL. 
Dock. 


ASHORE, DIRECT. 


vu 


1742 


Reference 
Nos 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


— 
~~ 
On 
So 


GO ASHORE..and report to the commanding | ASHORE, REPORT. 
officer. 


GO IN..after dark, blockading-vessels will, | AFrER DARK, BLOCK- | 2306 
as close to the bar or entrance ADERS. 
as prudence will permit, and 
withdraw before daylight. 


Go in.. by the channel designated..-....-. CHANNEL. 2843 
GO INTO..action boldly and fearlessly. ....-. ACTION, BOLDLY. 671 
Go inlo-- action’ Cautiously... a. seeene ACTION, CAUTIOUSLY. | 715 
Go into. action with a'dash......-..--..- ACTION, DASH. 714 
Go into .thedock 2-2-3 oreo ee on ee Dock. 3886 
4924 Go nls POltias senses eee as eee Port. 
GO ON.. with your,equipments <- <=: -. -U-le2 EQUIPMENTS. 4332 
GO OUT..-by the channel designated. .-...--.-. CHANNEL, 2844 
GOING ABOUT..the enemy is............--- ENEMY. 4095 
4925 7o.ng about..the strange vessel is -...-... STRANGE VESSEL. 
4926 | GOING ASHORE. .-- I am..2.<...- 7. 522. I am. 
4927 Going ashore.-I am, will you accompany | I AM. 
me ? . 


GOING BACK..or returning, the enemy is....| ENEMY. 


GOING EASTWARD..the enemy is........-. ENEMY. 
GOING INTO DOCK..this vessel is. ae pate PY ir 
GOING NORTHWARD..the enemy is........ ENEMY. 
4928 | GOING TO SAIL..the vessel designated is...) VESSEL. 


GOING TO SEA.-the enemy is.-.---...-..... ENEMY. 
4929 Going to sea..I am, at the time indicated--.| I am. 
GOING SOUTHWARD..the enemy is.-....... ENEMY. 
GOING WESTWARD..the enemy is ......... ENEMY. 
GOOD ..the ammunition is: ..-_-. ....2s2.2e- AMMUNITION. 
Good..the anchorage is........- EN ANCHORAGE. 
Good..the anchorage is, in the bay, har- | ANCHORAGE. 
bor, or port. 
Good..the anchorage is, with winds desig- | ANCHORAGE. 
nated. 
Good. the coal'ie! 22 ey ae ee COAL. 
4930 Good..the powder is......-.. -....----.-| POWDER. 
4931 Good. vacuum 18 !... : ae eeu VACUUM. 
4932 Good..the water is......:. set are pie hte as WATER. 


GOOD DEFENSE..can be made... ......-.-. CAN MAKE. 


Signal 


Nos. 


4933 
4934 


| 4935 


SIGNALS. 


GOOD HEALTH..the garrison is in...... ..-- 


GOOD NEWS... is received, which will be 
communicated by telegraphic 
signal. 


GOOD ORDER.- the arms areini.c.. 2202.32.06 
Good order .. fresh-water condenser is in... 
Good order..the engine-s is or are in.----. 


Good order..everything is in ..... .....-.- 
Good order..small-arms are in..........--. 
GOOD POSITION..this is, that I am in...... 


GOOD SPIRITS..our Army is in..........-.. 


Good spirits..the men of the fleet are in.. - 
GOOD TRIM..for service, my vessel is in .-.- 
GOUDeW WA THD he: wales for css sj.0'- 2-38 
GRANT. .the usual leave of absence to officers. 


GRANTED... your application is.............. 
Granted..your application cannot be. ...- 


Granted ..an armistice will be, if requested 


by the enemy. 
Granted. : 
Granted. -.leave is, as requested. .-.-. .----- 
Granted... 
Granted... 


-an armistice will not be........ 


permission is, to proceed ..-.--.. 


permission is, to visit the shore 
or place. 


Granted..permission cannot be, to visit 
the shore or place. 


Granted. .pratique has been...-....---.--. 
_ Granted. -pratique has not been........-- 
Granted ..your request will be ..-.......- 


et ed ae PEO R UCT ok a a Ree 
Grapes PeONUOMSDALG. ~ a0. 2+ selec = = ees 
GYD Geet Cmte aie vine cic ood naa ela: doe ies 
Grape.-load your guns with ........----- 


Grape..needed, for calibres which will be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Grape.-send for; calibres will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Grape..supply this or the vessel desig- 
nated with. 


Grape..use, when in proper range.......- 


GRAPE-RANGE..engage the enemy within -. 


INDEX WORDS. 


GARRISON. 


RECEIVED. 


ARMS. 
CONDENSER. 
ENGINE-S. 
EVERYTHING, 
SMALL-ARMS. 


I AM IN. 


ARMY. 
MEN. 


VESSEL, 
Walt. 
USUAL, LEAVE. 


APPLICATION. 
APPLICATION. 
ARMISTICE. 


ARMISTICE. 
LEAVE, REQUESTED. 


PERMISSION, PROCEED. 


PERMISSION, VISIT. 


PERMISS’N, VISIT, CAN- 


NOT. 
PRATIQUE. 
PRATIQUE. 
REQUEST. 


CAN SPARE. 
CANNOT SPARE. 
FIRE. 

LoaD. 

NEEDED. 


SEND FOR. 
SUPPLY. 


UsE. 


ENGAGE, ENEMY. 


Reference 


4519 


1931 


254 | 


Nos SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 


| 


GRAPPLE..the enemy, and hold on to him .. .| ENEMy. 4102 


_GRAPPLED..I have, my chain: Joyce aes »....| CHAIN. 2829 
Grappled..I have not, my chain.....-.--. CHAIN. 2830 
Grappled.-have you, the chain?........-. CHAIN ? 2828 


GREAT..the distance is too................-. DISTANCE. 3815 


GREAT ACTIVITY..is observed in the en- 


OBSERVED, ENEMY. 733 
emy’s fleet or lines. . 


Great activity..is required on your or our 
part. . 


REQUIRED. 734 


GREAT ENERGY ..is necessary NECESSARY. 4263 || 


Great energy--has been shown...--..----- SHOWN. | 4261 || 
GREAT ENTHUSIASM ..exists in the Army-.| ARMy. 4308 || 
Great enthusiasm..exists in the fleet ....-. FLEET. 4309 | 


4949 | GREAT SLAUGHTER... there has been, among 
the eneny’s people. 


4950 | GREAT VIGILANCE..is required -......... 


ENEMY’S PEOPLE. 


-| REQUIRED. 


GREATLY EXPOSED.. this or the vessel des- | VESSEL. 4444 
ignated is. — 
GRECIAN..the flag shown by the strange 


FLAG, STRANGE. 4587 
vessel is. 


Boat-s. 929° 
I HAVE. 927 


GROUNDED. -the boat-s bas or have 
Grounded 22k DavG-te ao. os tee we eee Oe 


4951 Grounded. .the lighter-s has dr have 
Grounded. .the strange vessel has 


LIGHTER-S. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 941 


Grounded..the vessel-s indicated has or | VESSEL-S. 944 | 
have. 
GUARD..against an ambuscade.......2..---- AGAINST, AMBUSCADE. | 1115 


Guard..against a conspiracy..-.-....-.-.- 


AGAINST, CONSPIRACY,| 3234 


Guard.-against the introduction of con- | AGAINST, CONTAGION. | 3238 


tagion on board. 
4952 Guard..against a surprise 
Guard..the bridge! 2. - accu. t een eeeueen 


Guard..the coast between the points 
which will be indicated. 


Guard..the entrance to the channel that 
will be indicated. 


AGAINST, SURPRISE. 
BRIDGE. 2586 
COAST. 3025 || 


weer seeeee wos weee 


ENTRANCE, CHANNEL. | 4314 | 


Guard..the entrance to the main channel. 
Guard ..the entrance to the swash-channel.| ENTRANCE, SWASH. 4321 


Guard..the ferry FERRY. 4488 
4953 Guard..the place which will be indicated.) PLacr. 


Guard..the ponton-bridge....,......--.-| PONTON-BRIDGE. 2588 


ENTRANCE, MAIN. 4317 


en 


4957 


4958 
4959 


4960 
4961 


4962 
4963 
4964 
| 4965 
4966 
4967 


SIGNALS. 


GUARD..the prisoners carefully............. 
(RUT te IDO A ore 55 mmo + ac retells Beek 


Guard.. boats will row, during the night, 
from dark to daylight, until fur- 
ther orders, &c. 


Guard..send, to the magazine. ....-....... 


GUARD-DUTY.. 
Guard-duty .. 
UTA as thio we aia ges ais cto tee 
Guard-duty..take, and hoist the flag...-... 
Guard-duty..the divisions, squadrons, or 

vessels designated will alternate 
daily on. 

GUARD-FLAG hoist the. is. :2. 2.22. s-...--2 


GUARD-HOUSE..send to, for prisoners ...... 


Ree Le AEG LN Foe ROU TORs ule c.ars fs wicknte laisse 


GUARD-STATION =. take, ahead .-..... ...... 
Guard-station..take, astern .........-.... 
Guard-station..take, on left flank. .-....... 
Guard-station. .take, on right flank. ...-... 


GUARD-VESSEL-S..detail ..... -... 2... 2... 
Guard-vessel-s.. have been detailed .-..... 
Guard-vessel-s.. have not been detailed .- -. 
Guard-vessel-au.Tecall. . ~~ 222+... nnn aw ewe 
Guard-vessel-s.-.relieve ........-..-..----- 


Guard-vescel-s..station ahead and on each 
flank or wing. 


Guard-vessel-s..take station-s ahead ..... 


Guard-vessel-s.. will take station-s on the 
left flank. 


Guard-vessel-s..will take station-s on the 
right flank. 


, 
INDEX WORDS. 


PRISONERS. 
PRIZE-S. 
RELIEVE. 
Row BOAts. 


SEND, MAGAZINE. 


DETAIL. 
DETAILED. 
NOT DETAILED. 
RECALL. 
RELIEVE. 


DETACH. 
EXCUSED. 
TAKE. 
TAKE, FLAG. 


VESSELS, ALTERNATE. 


HoIst. 
SEND, PRISONERS. 
SEND. 


AHEAD. 
ASTERN. 
‘LEFT FLANK. 
RIGHT FLANK, 


DETAIL. 
DETAILED. 
NOT DETAILED. 
RECALL. 
RELIEVE. 
STATION. 


TAKE STATION. 
TAKE STATION. 


TAKE STATION. 


Guard-vessel-s.. will take station-s on each | TAKE STATION. 


flank of the army. 


Guard-vessel-s..will take station-s close | TAKE STATION. 


into the entrance of the port. 


Reference 
Nos 


2445 


3609 
3617 
3618 


3601 
4362 


1111 


3610 
3619 
3620 


I ae 


256 | 


o 
5 
Signal : ; NDEX Worps ES 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX Wo 54 
a 
GUARDED..the enemy’s rear is well. .......- ENEMY’S REAR. 4234 
Guarded..the enemy’s rear is not well....| ENEMyY’s REAR. 4236 
GUATEMALAN .. the flag shown by the) FLAG, STRANGE. 4588 
strange vessel is. 
4976 | GUN..-a, will be fired at the time the signal, | FIRED, SIGNAL. 
which will follow this, is to be 
executed. 

4977 Gun..a, has been heard in the direction | HEARD. 

which will be indicated. 

4978 | GUN-VENTS..are much worn or enlarged--..| Worn. 
GUNBOAT..dispatch a.........- Hepp padiexs | DISPATCH. 3776 
GUNBOATS..the, will advance ...-.........- ADVANCE. 855 

Gunboats..advance and attack the enemy | ADVANCE, ATTACK. 856 
in the prescribed order. 
Gunboats..the, will assemble or rendezvous | ASSEMBLE. 1808 
at the place or point designated 
by signal. 
Gunboais..commence firing ...-...:....--- COMMENCE FIRING. 3099, 
Gunbvodlge-COVEt ING... acct sac. eee pe COVER. 3325 
Gunboats..cut off the enemy’s -.......... CUT OFF. 3380 
Gunboats..enemy’s, attack the -.......--. ENEMY’S, ATTACK. 1952 
Gunboats: <tollow they?) 2. eee eee cee FOLLow. 4695 
Gunboats..go ahead, in the present or pre- | GO AHBAD.. 961 
scribed order. 

4979 Gunboats..have not been seen...-.-...... NOT SEEN: 

4980 Guabogis, Swi ligaihean suas ethers LEAD. 

49381 Gunboats..take lookout station ahead and | Loorour. 

on each wing. 

4982 Gunbootslirecal itor suis= ns vies caer oes RECALL. 

4983 Gunboats..are seen; direction will be in- | SEEN. 

dicated. 

4984 Gunboats..send, to the place designated ..| SEND. 

4985 Gunboats..support the..............---.- SUPPORT, 

4986 Gunboats..will take boat-s or vessel-s in- | Tow. 

dicated in tow. 

4987 Gunboats.. withdraw <2. 04s s-dseesweceess WITHDRAW. 

4988 Gunboats..are withdrawing.........----- WITHDRAWING. 
GUN-CARRIAGE-S.. bring off ..............- BRING OFF. 2600 

Gun-carriage-s..destroy ..---. ---- Pan Steet DeEsTrRoY. 3592 
Gun-carriage-s..are disabled ..........-2. DISABLED. 3671 

4989 Gun-carriage-8. land :-...4..22a see LAND. 

4990 Gun-carriage-s..have been repaired .... .. REPAIRED. 

GUN-GEAR. .is defective ....%-2.2-2_ 2.2.08 DEFECTIVE. 3521 


——_ 


Signal 


Nos. 


257 


SIGNALS. 


4991 | GUN-GEAR..land your, and overhaul it.... -.- 


4992 
4993 


4994 


4995 


4996 


i 


Gun-gear..is needed at the battery-ies on 
shore. 


Gun-gear..send for, on shore, or to this or 
the vessel designated. 


GUNNER-S..repair, on board of this or the 


vessel designated. 
Gunner—s,. send, On shore .-..-..2.--.0... 
Gunner-s..send, for ammunition ....-.--. 


Gunner-s..send, with gang-s to the maga- 
zine, to fill powder. 


GUNS..report calibres of, in inches. --......-. 


Guns..report calibres of, by weight of 
projectile. 


Guns. depress your, MOTe- 25525-22252... 
Guns..depress your, for firing at close 


quarters. 
GHnaT OPRILOVODOe. © S024 de cet Suen Vew ees 
Guns..are damaged or disabled........-.. 


Guns..are disabled ; number will be shown 
by numeral signal. 


Guns..disembark the heavy .........--.: 


Guns..some of my, have been dismounted ; 
number will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Guns..are or have been drawn and re- 
— loaded. 
Guns.-elevate your, more..........-.--.- 


Guns..elevate your, the number of de- 
grees which will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Guns..elevate your, for the distance in 
yards which will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Guns..give your, the greatest elevation 
you can. 


Guns.-embark the heavy. ....-..-...---- 


Guns..seen in enemy’s battery—-ies, send 
account of, or indicate them by 
numeral signal. 


Guns ..exercise at great. ..-..-...-.-.... 


Guns .. fire off all your, after having drawn 
the projectiles, and reload them 
with the projectiles which will be 
indicated. 


INDEX Wonrps. 


LAND. 
NEEDED. 


SEND. 


REPAIR. 


SEND. 


Reference 
Nos 


SEND FOR, AMMUNIT’N,| 1194 


SEND TO MAGAZINE. 


CALIBRE. 
CALIBRE, WEIGHT. 


DEPRESS. 
DEPRESS. | 


DESTROY. 
DISABLED. 
DISABLED. 


DISEMBARK. 
DISMOUNT. 
DISMOUNTED. 
DISMOUNTED. 
DRAWN, RELOADED. 
ELEVATE. 
ELEVATE. 


ELEVATE. 


ELEVATION. & 
EMBARK. 


ENEMY’s, REPORT. 


EXERCISE. 
FIRE OFF, RELOAD. 


2685 
2686 


3970 
3069 


3093 
3418 
3670 


3742 
3767 
3768 
3769 


258 


Signal 
Nos. 


5026 


5027 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Guns..keep your, trained upon the enemy 


Guns..keep your, trained upon the fort 
or battery. 


Guns..keep your, trained upon the town. 
Guns...load “your toga sees pee eee ee 
Guns ..load your, with canister ..-....... 
Guns.-load your, with grape. ........-... 


Guns..load your, with saluting-charges.. 


Guns..load your, with shell for short 
range. 


Guns..load your, with solid shot and full 
charges. 


Guns..loud your, with shrapnel....-...-. 
Guns. my, are loaded Wweleeee aa aclene cle ae 
Guns..my, are not loaded -.-.........-.. 
Guns. throw, OVerhoaRra.~.c....--sasteene 
Guns.. have been thrown overboard... .--- 
Guns..have not been thrown overboard. . 
(FUN {2TRIONA PVOUTvass oes. Gon ok ae ie 
Gams. Ted Uir'G, SCALING 2 occ as/e as Sen aa ee 
GINS STROM Ba = sate Ga ee Belen wee tice woke eee 
Guns..shot your ....../.. Mod pans es 
GUnsceiny, a16 Shotted yb. 22 wants 
Guns..my, are not. shotted..............- 


Gus) Spi ketiesaeers see nee <8 oral aeetee 


- Guns..spike your, and abandon the place. 


Guns cde Spikegdme pence eee. + 8s ee 


Guns.. your, have too much elevation .--.. 


Guns..train your, upon the suspicious 
vessel. 


Guns ..train your, upon the fort or battery - 
Guns..train your, upon the town ....-... 


2 


TIRE OFF, RELOAD. 


How MAny ? 
KEEP, TRAINED. 
KEEP, TRAINED. 


KEEP, TRAINED. 
LoaD. 

LOAD, CANISTER. 
LOAD, GRAPE. 
LOAD, SALUTING. 
LOAD, SHELL. 


LOaD, SHOT. 


LOAD, SHRAPNEL. 
LOADED. 
LOADED. 
OVERBOARD. 
OVERBOARD. 
OVERBOARD. 
RELOAD. 
REQUIRE SCALING. 
SCALE. 

SHOT. 

SHOTTED. 
SHOTTED. 

SPIKE. 

SPIKE. 

SPIKED. 


Too MUCH, ELEVATION 


TRAIN. 


TRAIN, FORT. 
TRAIN, TOWN. 


Reference 
Nos 


3696 


4944 


4033 


259 


SIGNALS. 


Pe bre COL Dass Withill t22-..4, ces ceeec ee 


Hail..come within 


Hail..go within, of the Commander-in- 
Chief or the vessel designated. 


Hail..pass within, of this or the vessel 
designated. 


Hail... pass within, of the Commander-in- 
Chief, in succession, on the opposite 
tack. 


Hail..pass within, of the Commander-in- 
Chief, in succession, on the present 
tack. 


Hail..the strange vessel, and endeavor to 
obtain news. : 


Hail..the boat or vessel, and deliver the 
orders which will be communicated 
to you by signal. 


Hait..the boat or vessel about departing, 
and direct it to return. 


HAILING. . distance, close up within 
HAMMOCK GIRT-LINES.. get up 


HAMMOCKS .- needed for recruits.........-.-. 


Hammocks. .pipe down all 
Hammocks ..pipe down scrubbed 


Hammocks ..pipe up all . 
Hammocks ..scrub 


cocveced 


HAND-GRENADES..are needed. ............ 


Hand-grenades..send for 


Hand-grenades ..use against the enemy-.--.. 
HANDLED..your vessel-s has or have been, 


admirably. 


INDEX WORDS. 


| 


CAN I Pass? 
COME. 
GO WITHIN. 


PASS WITHIN. 


| PASS WITHIN. 
PASS WITHIN. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


VESSEL, DELIVER. 


VESSEL, RETURN. 


DISTANCE, CLOSE UP. 
GET UP. 


NEEDED. 
PIPE DOWN. 
PIPE DOWN. 
PIPE UP. 
SCRUB. 
TRICE UP. 


NEEDED. 
SEND. 

USE. 
ADMIRABLY. 


2688 


| 


Reference 
Nos. 


260 


5045 


5046 


5047 


5048 
5049 


SIGNALS. 


e 


HANDLED..-your vessel-s has or have been, 
badly. 


HANGS ::the vessel, aftaev.-.. cece eres 
Hangs..the vessel, amidships -.--..----.- 
Hangs..the vessel, forward .... 5-2-4 .0..- 


HARASS..the enemy by every means at your 


command. 
Harass..the enemy’s boats and small ves- 
. sels. 
Harass..the enemy’s flanks.......-..- :..- 
Harass..the enemy’s rear... - fee ope pees 


Harass ..the retreating and scattered ves- 
sel-s. 


HARBOR..or fort-s, abandon those now oc- 


_ cupied. 
Harbor..has been abandoned...-......--.- 
Hurbor..or anchorage is ahead. .-.--.---- 


Harbor.. bay, or port has ample space for 
the fleet to anchor. 


Harbor.-mouth or entrance of, anchor at 
the. 


Harbor .. port, or bay has bad anchorage... 


Harbor..or port bears as indicated by 
compass signal. 


Harbor .. port, or place designated is block- 
. _aded. 


Harbor. .port, or place, I cannot enter.... 
Harbor ..cannot be safely entered without 


a pilot. 
Harbor ..or port, do not enter. -- eae 
Harbor..or port, do you see the? ....-.-. 
Harbor ..is easy of access........--...-.--- 
Harbor .-enter thesis e eee eee 


Harbor ..and entrance have been examined 
and sufficient water is found for 
the fleet to enter safely. 


Harbor .. port, or bay has good anchorage. 
Harbor ..is landlocked... ......--22 ..-2s- 
Harbor ..is not safe 


esce er ee we wm we eee eee eee 


li ee ee 


Harbor ..is open 


Harbor ..or place, reconnoiter, and report 
whatever you discover. 


Harbor ..-is safe 


INDEX WORDS. 


BADLY. . 


AFT. 
AMIDSHIPS. 
FORWARD. 


ENEMY. 


ENEMY’S BOATS. 


ENEMY’S FLANKS, 


ENEMY’S REAR. 


RETREAT’G, SCATTER’D 


ABANDON. 


ABANDONED. 
AHEAD. 
AMPLE SPACE. 


ANCHOR, MOUTH. 


BAD ANCHORAGE. 


BEARS. 


BEAR, HOW ? 
BLOCKADED. 


CANNOT ENTER. 
CANNOT ENTER. 


DO NOT ENTER. 
Do YOU SEE ? 
EASY ACCESS. 
ENTER. 


Reference 
Nos. 


vo 
—_ 
_ 
=) 


<> 
© 
© 


928 
4772 


4103 


4189 


4191 
4235 


514 


528 
982 
1207 


1279 


309 


2324 
2300 


2707 
4302 


3861 
3876 
4008 
2203 


EXAMIN’D, SUFFICIENT) 4355 


WATER. 


GOOD ANCHORAGE. 


LANDLOCKED. 
NOT SAFE. 
OBSTRUCTED. 
OPENED. 


RECONNOITER, REPORT 


1372 


1382 
2977 


|/Signal 
Nos. 


5050 


5051 


5057 | 
5058 . 
5059 


HARBOR. 


Harbor. 


261 


SIGNALS. 


BisetuGs sale P25... Sse eee 


Peete POtLOUDAAS 2 -/0s.. . Se lac see whee ee 


Hard... 
Hard. . 


Hard. 


sand,.the bottom is... 2-02 6.. 
sand with gravel, the bottom is... 


-sand and shells, the bottom is.-.... 


HARD BOTTOM..the anchoring-ground is .. 
Pi DOWN THO GLI IS. cae sai - tame cas eed 
HARD UP..the helm is:...--. ees Pe ed ed 


HASTEN:. your equipments....-...........-2- 


HAUL..or go alongside of the wharf. ..-...--. 


INDEX WORDS. 


SAFE ? 
SEE ANYTHING ? 


Borrom. 

SAND. 

SAND, GRAVEL. 
SAND, SHELLS. 


ANCHORING-GROUND. 
HELM. 

HELM. 

EQUIPMENTS. 


ALONGSIDE, WHARF. 
BY WIND. 

By WIND, FLEET. 
BY WIND, PORT. 


BY WIND, STARBOARD. 


COAL-VESSEL. 


COLORS. 


COURSES. 
Dock. 
FIRES. 
FIRES. 
LIGHTS. 
LIGHTS. 
MAINSAIL. 
OFF-SHORE. 
STREAM. 
TOW-LINE. 


ma Geeee DY. LOE WANG vate so wid ete hyd ee oe 
Haul... by the wind, the fleet will ........ 
Haul..by the wind, on the port tack..-.... 
Haul..by the wind, on the starboard tack. 
Haul..the coal-vessel alongside and fill 
up with coal. 
Haul. down your: Colors=. ss... -.2226 ee 
Haul..down the colors now up, and hoist a 
those of the nation indicated. 
BAe UP CCU BES a taldaers dis ctarsie's 2 ant 5 oo 
Haul..into the dock.........-- Da ies 
Gnianivereaee tt ane A ro) To NOt Ne! 
Haul..fires under leaky boilers.......-.- 
Hath COW aL MONtS eco was se oa ese 
Haul..down distinguishing-lights......-. 
ACIP ECOAD) LLU UMGd wares ale ee bis sane Gh let ~ 
Petal. Ol SUOLG.c eee ta ach aes yas seine. 
Haul.-or get out in the stream .......... 
UL wet AIT Ors sc alec aces aaiteln peta 
HAULED HIS WIND..the Admiral has..-.-.: 


Hauled his wind..the enemy has, and is 


steering the course which will be 
indicated. 


Hauled his wind..the stranger has, and is 


steering course which will be in- 
dicated. 


HAULING, OF tine enemy 182... 22. sane 
Hauling off..our vessel-s is or are......-. 


ADMIRAL. 
ENEMY. 


STRANGER. 


ENEMY. 


OUR VESSEL-S. 


PEOPLE, DINNER ? 


REC’D, REQUISITION-S. 


Reference 
| Noz 


(Sy) 
CO 
~ 


2529 
2530 
2531 
2534 
1395 
1019 


4331 


1095 
2650 
2651 
2652 
2653 
1080 


3035 
3036 


| 3309 


3886 
4557 
4558 


3819 


782 
4104 


262 Pe 


vessel indicated. 
Hawser-s..send for towing -......--.---- SEND, TOWING. 
Hawser-s..is or are stranded. .........--. STRANDED. 


— 5 
Signal ia Worps S Q 
See SIGNALS. NDEX WORDS. aS - 
eS 
“|| HAVE HAD..a sharp encounter with the | SHarP ENCOUNTER. 726 
enemy. 
_|| 5060 | HAVE NOT..received your requisition-s. .... REC’D, REQUISITION-S. 
HAVE YOU..-boarding-nettings? ...........- BOARDING-NETTINGS ? | 2358 
Have you..a chart of the place or locality | CHART, LOCALITY ? 2860 
indicated by signal? 
| Have you..all necessary charts ?........-. CHARTS, NECESSARY? | 2868 
Have you..a chart of this locality to spare?! CHART, SPARE ? 2861 
Have you..any commercial intelligence ?..| COMMERCIAL, &C.? 3109 
| Have you..any communication to make ?.| COMMUNICAT’N, MAKE?) 3149 
Have you..completed the business in- | ComPLET’D, BUSINESS ?} 2648 
trusted to you? 
Have you.. been damaged ?.......--.-.-.--| DAMAGED ? 3419 
Have you..discovered the anchorage?....| DISCOVER’D, ANCH’GE?| 1363 
Have you..discovered anything ?.-..-....| DISCOVER’D ANYTH’G ?| 3717 
Have you..dragged for your anchor ?- -.-.-. DRAGGED, ANCHOR ? 1238 
Have you..executed your verbal orders ?..| EXECUTED, ORDERS? | 4368 
5061 Have you..a local knowledge of the place ?} KNOWLEDGE, PLACE ? 
Have you..met with disaster? ..........-| MET, DISASTER ? 3692 
5062 Have you. PARTY LOWS Pare c.2. sc cieleers eee NrEws ? 
Have you..room for draft of men? .......| ROOM, DRAFT? 3923 
Have you..seen the Admiral? ....-.. art SEEN, ADMIRAL? 809 
Have you..seen the enemy ?...........-.. SEEN, ENEMY ? "+ 4152 
5068 Have you..seen any strange vessel-s? ....| SEEN, STRANGE ? 
5064 Have you.. been successful? .............. SUCCESSFUL? 
HAWAIIAN..or Sandwich Islands, the flag | FLAG, STRANGE. 4589 
shown by the strange vesselis. 
HAWSE --18V Our, ear ee ee ee CLEAR? 2954 
Hawwese-. My, AAMNGAT wens tt koa ee eee CLEAR. 2955 
Hawse..109; a6 Ob CORT . «--5m ssc Useeeeee NOT CLEAR. 2956 
HAW SER: cast ot mertscsese ae. oe eee CAST OFF PORT. 2785 
Hawser..cast off starboard ..-.-2 /-22.-2- CAST OFF STARBOARD. | 2787 
5065 Hawser..needed ; size will be indicated in | NEEDED. 
inches. 
5066 Hawser..or tow-line, veer.......--------- VEER. 
HAWSER-S..or cable-s and anchor-s, send, | ANCHOR-S, SEND. 1357 
with boat-s, to this or the ves- 
. sel that will be designated. 
Hawser-s..send, with boat-s, to this or the | SEND, BOAT-S. 2453 


263 


ee — OOOO 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


HAYTIEN .. the flag shown by the strange | FLAG, STRANGE. 4590 
vessel is. de 
HAZARDOUS..the expedition is, and must be | EXPEDITION. 4305 
managed skillfully. 
HEAD AND STERN. ‘anchor. ..-.. 22.2. 025-2 ANCHOR. 1262 
5069 | HEADQUARTERS..of the Admiral or Com- | SEND To. 
mander-in-Chief, send to the. | 
Headquarters..of the commander-in-chief | SEND TO. 1609 
of the military forces, send to 
the. 
Pe Liss. DONC cece tal set ee ox hes soe BEND. | 2252 
HEALTH. . crew is in good..........-..------ CREW, GOOD. 3343 
Health. .of the garrison is good .........- GARRISON, GOOD. 4857 
Health..of our land-forces is bad... 2.2... LAND-FORCES, BAD. 1601 
Health..of our land-forces is good........ LAND-FORCES, GOOD. | 1596 
Health..of the officers and crew of this or | OFFICERS, CREW, BAD, | 3348 
the vessel designated is bad. 
Health..of the officers and crew of this | OFFICERS, CREW, GOOD) 3344 
vessel is good. 
5070 Health..of the place you last left, how | PLAcrE, How ? 
was the? 
5071 Health..of this or the eaten place, or | STATION, BAD. 
locality designated is bad. : 
5072 Health..of this or the station, place, or | STATION, GOOD. 
locality designated is good. 
HEAR..I do, a distant cannonade..-.......... CANNONADE, 2704 
HEARD..a heavy explosion has been, in the | EXPLOSION. 4440 
direction indicated by compass 
signal. 
Heard..expedition has been, from, and all | EXPEDITION. 4420 
was well at that time. 
Heard. .firing is, in the distance......---.. FIRING. 2704 
Heard =firlne is not; nows.---. --.---.---- FIRING, NOT. | ‘2703 
Heard..a gun has been, in the direction | GUN. 4977 
which will be indicated. 
PICA Bea nCh cs sss 0c. sc oes eae ae a oe ABACK. 


HEAVE SHORT. 


5073 


5074 | HEAVE TO. 
Heave to..during fog, I shall. -.........:. 
5075 Heave to..leading vessel-s will. .......... 


Heave to..or slow down, and repair dam- 
ages. 


HEAVY. .the surf is 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 


Foa. 
LEADING VESSEL-S. 


REPAIR, DAMAGES. 


SURF. 


5077 
5078 
5079 


5080 


5081 
5082 
5083 
5084 


264 


SIGNALS. 


HEAVY GUNS. embark. 220 oo et eee 
Heavy guns. land... s<. ci ccpp eae s eee 
HEAVY SURF ..is running on the bar........ 


HEAVY VESSELS.-.advance and attack the 


enemy in the prescribed order. 
Heavy vessels. -enemy’s, attack the........ 


Heavy vessels... 0 ahead in prescribed order 


HELM ..is a-lee’. 2)... ae eee eee 
Helm ..is ‘hardupsepsseset ee me ees 
Helm: -POTt YOUN er carga die pia era 
Helm... Starboard) your... tensa eeeee ee eee 
Helm..this vessel will not mind her...-.. 

HIGH-WATER.-at hour which will be indi- 

cated. 
High-water move at sce oreoe are ee 


High-water..the next, will float this or 
the vessel designated off. 


High-water..-wait for .....--- eases ee” 


HIGHER Ganunoh gO.) 220s. ea == peers 
HITGNRONE NEOs 0-5. Cees ase accion e ee 
Higher .. 


HOIST..the Admiral will, his flag on board 
the vessel designated for the time 


being. 

Hoist. the American flag........---....- 

Hoist.21n all Dosis. eee ee eee eicece 

Hoist. out ali:poatsg. eee ce ee eee 

Hoist. UP Gil DOs te aee en ears cee atta 

Hoist- your colors ees ac. eee tAgich SB ade 

Hoist..the colors you were instructed to 
exhibit. 

Hoist ..the colors of the nation now shown, 
or which will be indicated. 
Hoist..at the fore the colors of the nation 

shown. 

Hoist..the flag of the Commander-in- 
Chief, the vessel designated will, 
when. itis hauled down. on board 
of the vessel now wearing it. 

Hoist ..the convoy-flag. ...2...622-5 ws-ae. 

. Hoist..your day distinguishing-pennant.. 

Hoist..your distinguishing-lights .....-.. 


Hoist..your distinguishing-lights for this 
locality. 


INDEX WORDS. 


EMBARK. 


LAND. 
Bar. 


ADVANCE, ATTACK. 


ENEMY’S, ATTACK. 
GO AHEAD, 

A-LEE. 

HARD UP. 

Port. 
STARBOARD. 


VESSEL. all 


Hour. 


MOVE. 
VESSEL, FLOAT. 


Walt. 


CANNOT GO. 
FIRE. 
Go. 


ADMIRAL’S FLAG. 


AMERICAN FLAG. 
Boats IN, 
BOATS OUT. 
BOATS UP. 
COLors. 


COLORS, SHOWN. 


COLORS SHOWN. 


COLORS. 


COMMAND’R-IN-CHIEF, 


FLAG. 


CONVOY-FLAG. 
DAY-PENNANT. 


DISTING’SHING-LIGHTS 
DISTING’SHING-LIGHTS 


Reference 
Nos 


Oo 
ee fe, 
| a 
wo 


2134 
857 


1953 

962 
1019 
5051 


1869 
3485 
3820 
5821 


| 5085 
5086 


5087 


5088 


5089 
5090 
5091 


265 


SIGNALS. 


HOIST} your divisional flac. .4.2. 222° 525., 


Hoist..or show, do not, your colors. -... -- 


Hoist..an American ensign at each mast- 
head, now or at the time indicated. 


POs es Ine COOLS. oe. so ok ec ea woe. 


Hoist..his flag, the Commodore will, as 
commander of the division. 


Hoist.. American flag on shore, to indicate 
your position. 


Pitta CNG ANALG sNAG ct. ue een so cas coe: 


Hoist..the national secret signal for this 
day. 


Hoist..your position-lights ......--.....- 


Hoist..your position-lights the moment 
you commence the execution of the 
signal. 

Hoist..or show your private distinguish- 
ing signal. 


Hoist..or show your private distinguish- 
ing signal for the day you parted 
company and for this day, by nu- 
merical signal. 


Hoist..your private number .:........... 
Hoist ..your propeller and make sail... --. 
Hoist..your regular number .........---- 
Hoist. .your squadron-flag ...--.........- 


HOLD..out long, I doubt the enemy’ s abil- 


ity to. 


Hold..the battery-ies, I can, with my 
present force. . 


Hold..the battery-ies, I cannot ......-.-. 


Hold..can you, the battery-ies or place 
captured from the enemy ? 


Hold. -I can, the battery-ies or place cap- 
tured from the enemy. 


Hold..our ground much longer, I doubt 
our ability to. 


Hold..the enemy in check, iron-clads will. 
Hold. .the enemy in check, monitor-s will. 


Hold ..1 can, enemy in check until re-en- 
forced. 


Hold..the enemy in check until re-enforce- 
ments reach you. 


Hold.-.the fort-s until succor can be sent 
you. 


Hold..frequent communication with the 
. place. 


INDEX WORDS. 


DIVISIONAL FLAG. 
Do NOT, COLORS. 
ENSIGN, MAST-HEAD. 


a 


FALSE COLORS. 
FLAG, COMMODORE. 


FLAG. 


GUARD-FLAG. 
NATIONAL SIGNAL. 


POSITION-LIGHTS. 
POSITION-LIGHTS. 


PRIVATE DISTINGUISH- 
ING: 

PRIVATE DISTINGUISH- 
ING. 


PRIVATE NUMBER. 
PROPELLER. 
REGULAR NUMBER. 
SQUADRON-FLAG. 
ABILITY, ENEMY. 


BATTERY-IES, I CAN. 


BATTERY-IES, I CAN’T, 
CAPTURED, PLACE ? 


CAPTURED, PLACE. 
DOUBT, ABILITY. 


ENEMY, CHECK. 2 
ENEMY, CHECK. 
ENEMY, CHECK. 


ENEMY, CHECK. 
FORT-S. 
FREQUENT COMMUNI- 


CATION, 
LONG 


=! 


| 


u 
Nos 


3799 


3908 


2184 


2170 
2181 


2183 


3909 


| 5092 Hold..on as long as you can.......------ NG. 


266 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


5093 


5094 


on 
cS 
© 
~) 


5099 
(| 5300 
+5101 
5102 


| 
| 5103 
| 5104 


——*. 


HOLD..and defend the battery-ies or place 
until re-enforcements reach you. 


Hold..possession of the place....-...---- 


Hold..itself in readiness, division desig- 
nated will, for immediate service. 


Hold..itself in reserve, division desig- 
nated will, in readiness to attack 
when ordered. 


Hold Yours Wind tee acs eee ee tae vere 


HOLD OUT. -ascertain whether or not we can, 
until re-enforcements arrive. 


Hold out..my boiler-s cannot, much longer 


HOLLAND..Dutch, or Netherlands, the flag 
of, is shown by the strange vessel. 


Holland..Dutch, or Netherlands man-of- 
war, is the strange vessel seen. 


HOMEWARD-BOUND..this or the vessel des- 
ignated is. 


HONDURAS... the flag of, is the one shown by 
the strange vessel. 


HONORS, FUNERAL... will be paid to deceased 
by the fleet at the time that will be 
indicated, 


HOOKS: ihishing, Lanmaninecd ot... a2 eo 


H@QSPITAL..send to the, for men... 2.2. ..-.-. 
Hospital..or ashore, send all the sick and 
wounded to the. 
HOSPITAL-VESSEL. -send sick and wounded 
to the. ’ 


Hospital-vessel. will leave the fleet or sta- 
tion, with all the sick, at an early 


day. 
HOSTILITIES.-have ceased........222. 2222. 
Hostilities..may commence at any time. .. 
Hostilities.. have commenced...---.------- 
Hostilities ..be prepared for 
Hostilities.. renew 


eawme emer eee eee wee eee wee 


Hostilities..may be renewed at any time.. 
Hostilities .. suspend 


cee ewe wee eee ee we we ee wee 


eee eer oe wee 


PLACE, RE-ENFORCE- 
MENTS. 


POSSESSION, PLACE. 


READINESS, DIVISION. 


RESERVE, DIVISION. . 


WIND. 

ASCERTAIN. 
BOILER-S, CANNOT. 
FLAG, STRANGER. 


MAN-OF-WAR. 
VESSEL. 
FLAG, STRANGE. 


PAID, DECEASED. 


~ 


FISHING, NEED. 


SEND, MEN. 
SEND, SICK. 


SEND, SICK. 


WILL LEAVE FLEET. 


CEASED. 
COMMENCE. 
COMMENCED. 
PREPARED. 
RENEW. 
RENEWED. 
SUSPEND. 


USE. , 
HAVE READY. 


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pen 
eo 
© 


3840 


2815 
3097 
3102 


Signal 
Nos. 


267 


SIGNALS. 


5105 | HOUR OR TIME SIGNAL..[ When this sig- 


nal is made, the number hoisted at the 
same time, with the numeral-pennant 
above it, will indicate the hour a. m.; 
with the numeral-pennant below, it will 


INDEX WORDS. 


indicate the hour p.m. The answer- |’ 


ing-pennant between flags will denote 
hours and minutes—hours above and 
minutes below the answering-pennant. 
Noon is a p.m. and midnight an a. m. 
hour. } 


PEsTOUR. sindicated ‘is that nt which the jnter- 


view will take place. 


Hour.-.indicated, the fleet will move at 
the. 


Hour..indicated, get under way at the.. 
Hour ..indicated, high water makes at.... 


5107 Hour..appointed, start promptly at the-.. 
5108 Hour .. designated by numeral signal, start 
at the. 
HOUSE.-.awnings...--.-...- Slee aOR Lai hepa Gee 
5109 House..top-gallant masts ...-......-.---- 
House..topmasts, and send down lower 
yards. 
HOVE TO..the Admiral is or appears to be- -.} 
Hove to..the enemy is or appears to be -... 
Hove to..the enemy’s fleet appears to be-.} 
5110 Hove to..the strange vessel appears to be. 


Ree LOY Hey Oin ed Ctl! Sool oem’. bv et oe ee 5 =e 


HOW. -are gll’on board 7..¢5. 3223 ee Utetcket te 5" 


>. 


5112 


How..does the danger discovered bear? 
Answer by compass signal. 


How..does the enemy’s fleet bear? An- 
swer by compass signal. » 


How..does the enemy’s rear bear? An- 
swer by compass signal. 


How..was the enemy steering when last 
seen? Answer by compass signal. 


How..does the enemy’s van bear? An- 
swer by compass signal. 


How..was the health of the place you 
left last ? 


How..does the land bear? Answer by 
compass signal. 


How..does the light-house bear? Answer 
by compass signal. 


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INTERVIEW. 
FLEET, MOVE. 


GET UNDER WAY. 
HIGH WATER. 
START. 

START. 


AWNINGS. 
TOP-GALLANT MASTS. 
TOPMASTS, LOWER YD’S 


ADMIRAL. 
ENEMY. 

ENEMY’S FLEET. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


I AM. 


ARE ALL? 
DANGER, BEAR ? 


ENEMY’S FLEET, BEAR? 
ENEMY’S REAR, BEAR ? 
maser STEERING ? 
ENEMY’S VAN, BEAR ? 
HEALTH, PLACE ? 
LAND, BEAR ? 


LIGHT-HOUSK, BEAR ? 


Reference 
Nos 


| 4892 


5080 


2073 


3917 


784 
4107 
4193 


103 
2219 


2220 


2221 


2222 


2 = - 
ES A LE LS SSSA EL LTE SE OLE A LAE! DE AE ELI CED, ST SDSL SS SST 


| 


Signal 
Nos. 


| 

{ 

| ° 
| 

| 

| 


5113 


5114 


5115 


5116 


5117 


HOW MANY..armorers have you? 


268 


SIGNALS. 


HOW ..does the place or object indicated by 


signal bear? Answer by com- 
pass signal. 


How ..does the port or harbor bear? An- 
swer by compass signal. 


How..do or does the reef-s bear? An- 


‘ swer by compass signal. | 


How..does the strange vessel bear? An- 
swer by compass signal. 


How..was or were the strange vessel—s 
steering when last seen? An- 
swer by compass signal. 


Answer 
by numeral signal. 


How many..blacksmiths have you? ...... 
How many .. boats do you require?.....-.. 
How many.. boats do you see? -.......... 
How many..boiler-tubes are plugged up ?. 


How many..boiler-tubes are required for 
immediate use ? ° 


How many -.-boilers have you in use now ?. 
How many-..carpenters have you? ....... 
How many..calkers have you?..........- 


How many -..days’ coal have you on board 
for present duty ? 


How many..days’ coal can you carry for 
full steaming ? 


How many.. days’ coal have you on board 
for full steaming ? 


How many..days since you left port? .... 


How many ..days will it require to prepare 
for sea? 


How many-..days’ proyjsions have you on 
hand? 


How many-.days will it require to repair 
your damage? 


How many ..days’ water have you on hand ? 
How many. fathoms cable have you out ?. 
How many ..fathoms water are you in? ... 
How many-. fuses can you spare?......-.. 


How many..gallons water can you con- 
dense daily ? 


How many..gallons water do you carry ?..: 
| 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


PLACE, OBJECT, BEAR? 


PORT, HARBOR, BEAR? | 2224 
. . 4 
REEF-S, BEAR? 2229 
STRANGE VES’L, BEAR ?| 2230 
STRANGE VESSEL-S, 
STEERING ? 
SurF ? 
TIDE? 
ARMORERS ? 1543 
BLACKSMITHS? 2272 
BOATS, REQUIRE ? 2429 
BOATS, SEE ? 2430 
BOILER-TUBES ? 2477 
BOILER-TUBES, RE- | 2478 
QUIRED ? ; 
BOILERS, USE ? 2494 
BOILERS, USE ? 2495 
CARPENTERS ? 2761 
CALKERS ? 2796 
DaYs’ COAL ? 3007 
DAYS’ COAL ? 2998 
Days’ COAL ? 609 
DAYS OUT? 572 
DAYS, PREPARE? 3482 
DAYS’ PROVISIONS ? 
DAYS, REPAIR? 3483 
DAYS’ WATER ? 3484 
FATHOMS CABLE? 2670 
FATHOMS WATER? 3575 
FUSES, SPARE ? 4830 
GALLONS WATER ? 3202 


GALLONS WATER ? 


269 


5118 
5119 
5120 


5121 
5122 


5123 


5124 
5125 


5126 


5127 


5128 | 


SIGNALS. 


——— | —— Se |} 


HOW MANY..gallons of water have you on 


hand ? 
How many..guns are there? ...-....-..- a 


How many.-hours will it take to repair 
your damage ? 


How many .-howitzers have you? ........ 
How many -.-lieutenants have you? ....-... 


How many..officers of grade indicated 
have you? 


How many-..prisoners have you? ..:.....- 
How.many..sick have you ?..-...2/-....- 
How many -.tons of coal have you on bo’rd? 
How many ..tons of coal do yon require ?.. 


How many..tons of coal will remain in 
the coal-vessel after you have 
filled up? 


How many..troops can you accommodate | 


on board for the day or the 
number of. days indicated by 
numeral signal ? 


How many ..vessels do you see? ...--...-- 


How many..watch-officers have you on 
duty ? 


How many.. wounded had or have you? .. 


HOWITZERS..and field-pieces, embark the-. 


Howitzers.. how many, have you? Answer 
by numeral signal. 


Howitzers ..or field-pieces, land, the boats 
will. 


Howitzers.. prepare, for service afloat. ...- 


Howitzers..send all, on shore, equipped 
and manned for service. 


Howiizers..get in tops.........---- ae he 


HOWITZER AMMUNITION..cannot be sup- 


plied. 


Howitzer ammunition ..I am in need of, for 
12-pounder rifle. 


Howitzer ammunition..I am in need of, for 
20-pounder rifle. 


Howitzer ammunition..I am in need of, for 
12-pounder smooth-bore. 


Howitzer ammunition..I am in need of, for 
24-pounder smooth-bore. 


Howitzer ammunition.. will be supplied as 
requested. 


512) | HOWITZER BATTERY.. prepare and hold in 


readiness tor im’diate service. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


GALLONS, WATER ? 4853 
GUNS? 4997 
HOURS, REPAIR? 3403 


HOWITZERS ? 
LIEUTENANTS ? 
OFFICERS ? 


PRISONERS ? 

Sick? 

TONS, COAL? 611 
TONS, COAL ? 2996 
TONS, COAL ? 2997 


TROOPS, ACCOM’DATE ? 


VESSELS, SEE ? 
W ATCH-OFFICERS ? 


WOUNDED ? 


EMBARK. 4041 
How MANY ? | 5118 
LAND, BOATS. 2432 


PREPARE, SERVICE. 
SEND, ASHORE. ’ 


Tops. 4882 


CANNOT BE SUPPLIED. | 1160 
NEED, AMMUNITION. 1171 
NEED, AMMUNITION. 1172 
NEED, AMMUNITION. | WER 
NEED, AMMUNITION. | 1174 


WILL BE SUPPLIED. 1161 


PREPARE. 


270 | 


2 
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Signal oe oO @ 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 22 
eS 

HOWITZER BOAT-SQUADRON.. go aheadin | Go AnEAD. 967 

the prescribed order. 

HULL..is badly damaged. iis ce ses cess. DAMAGED. | 3420 | 
Hull..is slightly damaged ...:...-.-~ <..- | DAMAGED. | 3421 
Hull..enemy’s, fire at the .............-. ENEMY’S, FIRE AT. 1007 

| 
| HURRICANE..or storm appears to be ap- | APPROACHING. 1474 | 
| preaching from the direction indi- 
cated by compass signal. 
Hurricane... has greatly damaged the place DAMAGED. | 3434 
which will be indicated by signal. 
5130 Hurricane .:prepare-for sce tsa oes os ees PREPARE FOR. 
5131 | . 
5132 
5133 
5134 ; 
5135 
5136 | . 
eeeg 
5137 | 
5138 
5139 
| 
5140 
: 


I AM..doubtful in regard to the enemy’s de- | DouBTFUL, ENEMY’s. | 3912 | 


I am-.doubtful of the result of my present | DoUBTFUL, RESULT. | 3913 | 
operations. ; 

Lam..doubtful what step will be best to | DoUBTFUL, STEP. 3911 | 
take next. | . 

tf am.well fortified. ese eee ee ee FORTIFIED. A763 

Lam-:fortifying'. .. 33s eee FORTIFYING. | 4768 

Iam..from the port or place which will | From, rort. * | 4798 
be designated by geographical sig- 


Lam,.going ashore: i 2. .vseeeeaaeeae GOING ASHORE, 4926 


nal. | 
| 


Sa 


—— 


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= a. 
Sigpal SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDs. ° ae 
re 
I AM.. going ashore ; will you accompany me?.) GOING ASHORE ? 4927 
I am.. going to sea at the time indicated ..| GOING, SEA. 4929 
I am.-.hove short...... igh gaps Z canis an seas PERO SHORT. 5111 
5141 I am..ignorant of your wishes ...--....--. IGNORANT, WISHES. | 
5142 PREM PON CNC le cao chao wa ce eas Fou tee ae INTRENCHED. 
5143 AF | am.-intrenching -..--.. Peta sce ia ote ..--| INTRENCHING. 
I am..in need of ammunition.....-......| NEED, AMMUNITION. 1163 
I am..in need of an anchor; weight will | NEED, ANCHOR. 1294 
be indicated, in cwt., by numeral 
signal. 
Gia TIENEOC OPURTINIG, Seles clo cum > cise Cae NEED, ARMS. ~ | 1563 
I am..in need of aid or assistance ...-..-. NEED, ASSISTANCE. 1001 
t . Hadise SAW Need Of. COlGt. 4.73.5 «oc ce es NEED, CABLE. 2671 
I am..in need of coal for steaming. ...--. NEED, COAL. 2999 | 
I am.-not in need of assistance.......--. NEED, NOT. 1855 
5144 I am..in need of nothing..-... Aap ays ..--.| NEED, NOTHING. 
5145 ded eos 1 NEGO OL Ai PilOks. ance «mle cn ee NEED, PILOT. | 
*5146 I am..in need of provisions ........---.- NEED, PROVISIONS. | 
5147 I am..in need of re-enforcements ..-..-.-.- NEED, RE-ENFORCHE’TS. 
5148 yi am ..in NOG Oleavater ceo eae Seb ck NEED, WATER. 
I am..in need of wood, for cooking ...-.-- NEED, WOOD. 4802 
5149 I am..not prepared ...-... weceee coos eees-| NOT PREPARED. 
I am.-not ready to renew the action. .... NOT READY. 717 
5150 Paes OnvrOLsnrapnelee. os. cose. cs -----| OUT OF SHRAPNEL. 
I am..prepared for action ...--. ae wee a2] RP ARID. 720 
5151 Taee SIO UarAn hin. aa foe ye tee: .----| QUARANTINE. 
5152 I am..in range of the enemy’s guns..-.... RANGE, ENEMY’S. 
5153 HUET ey BB EONG a CURED aueke ee hr Neda le leh aye READY. 
5154 Pie VOU LUA fie angers alam oa ew kaa n'a <a 5 REFITTING. 
5155 I am..sheltered from the enemy’s fire ....| SHELTERED. 
5156 IO -2 SOAs WOUOls2 655 cea act tee ee SHOAL WATER. 
I am..working steam expansively .-.-.-- .-| STEAM EXPANSIVELY. | 4412 
&157 I am..or we are unmolested ..........-.. UNMOLESTED. 
5158 iE dpseenmaored es. bic. vies ec beeen UNMOORED. 
5159 fans Guprepareg 2)0 50,2312. <2. 5. -~----| UNPREPARED. 
I CAN..fetch into the anchorage or port -.-...- FETCH, ANCHORAGE. 1368 
I can.-hold the battery-ies with my pres- | HOLD, BATTERY-IES. | 2184 
ent force. 
I can..hold battery-ies or place captured .| HOLD, CAPTURED. 2183 
3 I can.-hold enemy in check until re-en- | HOLD, ENEMY. HOOL | 
forced. é 
5160 I can..maintain my present position un- | MAINTAIN, POSITION. 


til relieved. 


272 


Signal 
Nos. 


5162 
5163 


5164 
5165 


INDEX WORDS. 


SIGNALS. 
I CAN.-spare ammunition .. <2 20s scenes. 
I can..spare arms....-. ee a Rg PS 
T can. . Spare Provisi0ns.- 2.5. asap ease os 2. 


I can..spare water; number of gallons 
will be indicated by numeral 


signal. 
I CANNOT: SadvVanee. tio oor. eee eerie ini e 
I cannot..distinguish the flag of vessel 
seen. 


I cannot... fetch into the anchorage or port. 


I cannot..gain any advantage over the 
enemy in my present position 
and with my available torce. 


I cannot... go higher 


aeee ee ee he ee te ewe ew wee 


I cannot. -hold the battery-ies 


~e2 ec eee cower 


TI cannot..land 


I cannot..maintain my present position 
much longer without relief. 

Icannot.-spare ammunition ....-....-.-. 

JL COnnGle Spare: alms < 5.2 20,4. nee ee ae ieee 


I cannot..spare provisions. ...... Ase 


core ees oe eee, ee ee ee 


I cannot. .spare water 


I CONCUR..in the views communicated. .... 


IDO NOT... concur in the views communicated 

I do not.. know the anchorage..-......-.. 

I DOUBT..the enemy’s ability to nee out 
long. 


I doubt..our ability to hold our ground: 
much longer. 


I doubt..the practicability of anes t 
further. 

I HAVE.. been aground 

I have.. been attacked - 


I have. .carried away that which will be 
designated by telegraphic sig- 
nal. 


I have.. been chased by a superior force.. - 
I have..a coast-pilot on board..... ees 
I have..commercial intelligence .......-.. 
I have.-no commercial intelligence. ...- e 
I have.. been damaged or injured....... -- 
I have..dispatches for the Admiral.....-. 
I have. .dispatches for the Army .....-.-. 
I have..dispatches for the Government .. Stes 


SPARE, AMMUNITION. 
SPARE, ARMS. 

SPARE, PROVISIONS. 
SPARE, WATER: 


ADVANCE. 
DISTINGUISH, FLAG. 


FETCH, ANCHORAGE. 
GAIN ADVANTAGE. 


GO HIGHER. 

HOLD BATTERY-IES. 
LAND. 

MAINTAIN POSITION. 


SPARE, AMMUNITION. 


SPARE, ARMS, 
SPARE, PROVISIONS. 
SPARE, WATER. 


.VIEWS COMMUNICAT’D. 


CONCUR, VIEWS. 
KNOW, ANCHORAGE. 


ENEMY’S ABILITY. 
OUR ABILITY. 


PRACTICABILITY. 


AGROUND. 
ATTACKED. 
CARRIED AWAY. 


CHASED, SUPERIOR. 
COAST-PILOT. 


‘COM’ CIAL INTELLYNCE 
CoM’CIAL INTELLY'NCE. 


DAMAGED. 


DISPATCHES, ADMIRAL. 


DISPATCHES, ARMY. 
DISPATCHES, GOV’NT. 


3198 


Reference 
Nos. 


1199 
1570 


4254 


858 


3817 


1569 


896 


5024 
2170 


3199 
1374 
3908 
3909 


3910 


937 
1973 
2764 


2885 
3027 
3110 
3111 
3422 
774 
1576 
3784 


—-i 


ea € 
Signal 


Nos. 


5168 
5169 
5170 


5171 


273 


SIGNALS. 

I HAVE..exhausted every resource.......... 

I have.-erappled my chain. ........2.....- 

T have..important information to commu- 
nicate. 

Ihave..the number of lieutenants indi- 
cated. 

Ryde ical titesbonttecss 2 .oss eee 

I have..a local knowledge of the place..--. 


I have..made inquiry, but learned noth- 
ing of importance. 


I have.. numbers of officers, of grade indi- 
cated, shown by numeral signal. 


PROVES DO -DOTOM CteE eos. eae ate caked es 
I have..no boarding-nettings ..-.-..----. 
i have.. no chrononieter......02 3.02 ..2452 
1, RACES: DOME NOD bw wa cane td os Sao Ke ta 
I have..no news of importance ...--..-..- 
I have..not had observations .........--.. 
I have..not seen the Admiral .........-... 


I have..had observations .:.....--...-... 
i haves: a.pilot on, OAT. : c+. cance esas 
I have.-. possession of the place. ....-...-. 


I have..prisonegs on board; number will 
be indicated by numeral signal. 


TI have--refaugees on board .......-...-..-- 
ROLE BGs (CIAUION GL cc ss ewww ec = vies 


I have..sick ; the number will be shown 
by numeral signal. 


Hf AURUESs Bil DPC e aciht oe thy toa 2 ee 


I HAVE DRAGGED..my anchor-s .......... 


I have dragged..for my anchor-s unsuc- 
cesstully. 


I HAVE ENDEAVORED .. to ascertain en- 


emy’s force. 


I have endeavored..to comply with your 
request or orders. 


I have endeavored..to conform strictly to 
your orders. 


I have endeavored..to remove the obstruc- 
tions. 


I have endeavored ..to remove the torpedoes 
I have endeavored. .to sound out the channel 


I HAVE EXPERIENCED..bad weather..... 
I KNOW..the anchorage ..........----e---- 


IS NS 


INDEX WoRDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


EXHAUSTED, RESOURCE 
GRAPPLED, CHAIN. 


IMPOLTANT INFORMA- 
TION. 


LIEUTENANTS. 


LIFE-BOAT. 
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE. 
MADE INQUIRY. 


OFFICERS. 


NO BAROMETER. 

NO BOARDING-NET’GS. 
NO CHRONOMETER. 
NO LIFE-BOAT. 

NO NEWS. 

NOT, OBSERVATIONS. 


NOT SEEN, ADMIRAL. 
OBSERVATIONS. 


POSSESSION, PLACE. 
PRISONERS. 


REFUGEES. 
SEEN, ADMIRAL. 
SICK. 

SLIPPED. 


ANCHOR-S. 


ANCHOR-S, UNSUCCESS- 
FULLY, 


ASCERTAIN, ENEMY’S. 
CoMPLY, REQUEST. 
CONFORM, ORDERS. 
REMOVE, OBSTRUCT’NS 


REMOVE, TORPEDOES. 
SOUND, CHANNEL. 


BAD WEATHER. 


| ANCHORAGE. 


wo 
io San 
ow S 
oS: 


2144 
2359 


2940 


811 


810 


4065 
4065 


2107 


1376 


5182 


5183 


274 


SIGNALS. 


I SEE.-.boat-s in the direction indicated by 
compass signal.— [Number will be 
indicated by numeral signal if 
more than one. | 


I see..a strange fleet in the direction indi- 
, cated. 


I see..or a strange vessel is seen in the 
direction indicated. 
I WISH..to communicate with the Admiral 
or Commander-in-Chief. 


Iwish..to communicate with the flag- 
ship. 

I wish..to communicate with you or the 
vessel designated. 


I wish.. permission to communicate with 
the shore. 


ICE. .is breaking up above 


Ice.-is breaking up below 


Ice..send for, to the vessel or place that 
will be designated. 


Ice..is needed for the sick 


earner eee eee ae ee 


IGNORANT..I am, of your wishes. -..---...:- 


IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE... will be afforded. 
~ Immediate assistance.. cannot be rendered. - 
Immediate assistance..I am in need of 


IMMEDIATE SERVICE. - hold itself in readi- 
ness for, the division will, whose 
distinguishing-pennant is now 
shown. 


IMMEDIATE SURRENDER..arrange for an. 


IMMEDIATELY..come to anchor............ 
Immediately . attack 
Immediately ..expedition will set out 


Immediately ..get under way 


zee ee ee eww ewe 


IMPORTANT. .information, I have, to com- 
municate. 


IMPRACTICABLE..in my opinion, an assault 


would be. 
IN BAD ORDER..engine-s is or are..... ..-. 
IN DANGER.. this or the vessel indicated is.. 


IN FORCE..the enemy appears to be 
IN GOOD HEALTH..my crew is 


eer eee cee ees 


-?) 
>) 
f Si. 
INDEX WoRDS. Le 
| 2A 
| oO 
a= 
| Boat-s. 2390 
STRANGE FLEET, 4641 
SIRANGE VESSEL. 3720 


COMMU’CATE, ADMIRAL] 765 
? 


COMMU’CATE,FL’G-SHIP| 3128 
COMMU’CATE, VESSEL. | 3127 
PERMISSION, COMMU- | 3133 
NICATE. 
BREAKING. 2572 
BREAKING. 2573 
SEND FOR. 
SICK, NEED. 
I AM, WISHES. 5141 
AFFORDED. 1842 
CANNOT, RENDER. 1852 
NEED. 1854 
READINESS. 3840 
ARRANGE, 1618 
ANCHOR. 1263 || 
ATTACK. : 679 
EXPEDITION, SET OUT.| 4432 
UNDER WAY. 4893 
| INFORMATION, COM- | 5166 
MUNICATE, 
ASSAULT. ; 1790 
ENGINE-S. 2102 
VESSEL. | 3464 
ENEMY. 4083 
| Crew | 3343 


275 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


IN GOOD ORDER. -everything is -..-..--..- 


IN GOOD. SPIRITS-.our Army js.-.-........ 
In good spirits ..our crews are ...--...---. 


IN GOOD TRIM..my vessel is, for service.... 
IN GOOD WORKING ORDER..my engine-s 


is or are. 
Aen iu) Of BMMUNnition’. <s..'5.<0-.4ce ces 
In need..of ammunition for all arms ..... 


In need. .of ammunition for breech-loading 
carbines. 


In need..of ammunition for 12-pounder 
rifle howitzers. 


In need..of ammunition for 20-pounder 
rifle howitzers. 


In need..of ammunition for 12-pounder 
smooth-bore howitzers. 


In need..of ammunition for 24-pounder 
smooth-bore howitzers. 


In need..of ammunition for rifle field- 
pieces; calibres will be indicated, 
by numeral signal, in weight of 
projectiles. 


In need..of ammunition for smooth-bore 
field-pieces; calibres will be in- 
dicated, by numeral signal, in 
weight of projectile. 


In need..of ammunition for flotilla...-.-.. : 


In need..of ammunition for mortar-ves- 
sel-s. 


In need..of ammunition for rifle muskets - 
In need. .of ammunition for Navy revolvers 


calibres will be indicated, by nu- 
mineral signal, in weight of pro- 
jectiles. 


In need..of ammunition for shell-guns; 
calibres will be indicated, by nu- 
meral signal, in inches. 


In need..of ammunition for forces or troops 
operating on shore. 


In need..of an anchor; the weight of, in 
cwt., will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


EVERYTHING. 


ARMY. 
CREWS. 


VESSEL. 


ENGINE-S. 


AMMUNITION. 


AMMUNIT’N, ALL ARMS,} | 


AMMUNIT’N, CARBINES. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, FIELD- 
PIECES. 


AMMUNITION, FIELD- 
PIECES. 


AMMUNIT’N, FLOTILLA. 
AMMUNITION, MORTAR. 


AMMUNIT’N, MUSKETS. 
AMMUN’N, REVOLVERS. 
— 


AMMUN’N, RIFLE GUNS. 


AMMUN’N, SHELL-GUNS 
b] 


AMMUNITION, TROOPS, 


ANCHOR. 


In need..of kedge-anchors for boats...--. ANCHORS, KEDGE. 
In need..of anchor-s for prize or vessel | ANCHOR-S, PRIZE. 
indicated. 
° 
In need...OT BLIMGTEIAS ...- «22+ - on cne oncnne -| ARMORER-S. 


In need..of ammunition for rifle guns; 
SMC OLRM IN evr wc > ba - see tetee 


ARMS. 


1545 | 
1563 | 


276 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


IN NEED..of assistance by boats...... ....-. 
In need..of immediate assistance, I am... 
In need..of assistance of medical officer-s. 


In need..of an azimuth-compass .....--.. 2 
In need..of boarding-pikes. ...-.3..2....- 
In need..of boarding-pistols ....-... ag le 


In need..of boat-s, this or the vessel des- 
ignated is.—[If more than one, 
it will be indicated by numeral 
signal. ] 


In need..of boats to assist in towing -.--. 


In need..of boats to assist the vessel 
ashore or the one in distress. 


In need..otf boiler-maker-s to rep’r boiler-s 


In need..of boiler-plate iron for patching 
boilers. 


In need..of boiler-tubes for replacing those 
‘plugged up. 


In need..of bunting; quantity will be 
shown, in yards, by numeral sig- 


at the same time. 


in-need_ 70tia Canlenic. > poche: Siew et 
In need-.of calking materials .........--. 


In need..of calking, this ship is, or the 
vessel designated is. 


In need..of coal for steaming '........--.- 

In need..of engineers; number and grades 
will be indicated by telegraphic 
signal. 


In need..of fiedd-artillery on shore........ 


In need..of firemen; the number, to sup- 
ply deficiencies, will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 


In need... of fishbing-hooke. -o 2s... 5sse0heen 
In, need. -0f fishiny-lines’ .22.0e0, aseenee 
In need..of fishing-seine.-...-..-2..-...- 


. In need..of fuzes; the time, in seconds, 
will be indicated by numeral 


In need..of a chronometer, lam ........- 
signal. 


In need..of grape-shot for calibres that 
will be indicated by numeral 


signal, 
In need..of gun-gear at the battery on 
shore. 


In need. .of hammocks for new recruits. .. 
In need. .of hand-grenailes..........2..-. 


nal, and color, by flags, hoisted | 


INDEX WorDs. 


ASSISTANCE, BOATS. 
ASSISTANCE, IM’DIATE,| 1854 
ASSISTANCE, MEDICAL, 
AZIMUTH-COMPASS. 


BOARDING-PIKES. 


BOARDING-PISTOLS. | 


B OAT-S ° 


Boats. 
Boats. 


BOILER-MAKER-S. 
BOILER-PLATE. 


BOILER-TUBES. 


BUNTING. 


CABLE. 
CALKING. 
CALKING. 


CHRONOMETER. 
COAL. 
ENGINEERS. 


FIELD-ARTILLERY. 


FIREMEN. 


FISHING-HOOKS. 
FISHING-LINES. 
FISHING-SEINE. 
FUZES. 


GRAPE. 


GUN-GEAR. 


HAMMOCKS. 
HAND-GRENADES. 


Reference 
Nos. 


| 


1843 


1853 
2080 
2361 
2362 
2398 


2441 
2440 
2475 
2474 


2480 


2633 


2671 
2803 
2801 


2941 
2999 


4508 
4565 


277 


in inches, by numeral signal. 
In need..of percussion-caps .2.--.....%.-. 


In need..of percussion-fuses for rifle pro- 
jectiles. 


In need. -of-a pilot, Tam os... 2... eee 

5184 In need-. of powder, Tams... . 2.02. 352% 
In need. .1 am, of provisions. ....-....---. 

In need..I am, of re-enforcements .-7.-... 

5185 DP RORCCI Ss OU BIN AUSSTING sine en cots oo oot mee 
It need... of a stream-anchor..-.-..-.--..-. 

+ In need..of a stream-cable. ...........-.- 


5186 In need..of supplies, as will be indicated 
by signal. 


In need... vessels, furnish, with such arti- 
cles as can be spared. 


wr Neo... OL Wave, LAM <5 ast sins. 5 on oe 
INADEQUATE. .to insure success, the avail- 
able force is. 


TInadequate..the force assigned is, to ac- 
complish the object. 


Inadequate..to the duty required, the 
present force is. 


INCOMPLETE..my complement is; deficien- 
cies will be reported by tele- 
graphic signal. 


INCREASE..your distance ..... METIS UP e as 
Increase. .to the force is expected hourly... 


pepe Ihereas¢.- YOUr speed. +... vap---~---==-- 
5188 Increase. -I cannot, my speed. .----..- wees 


INCREASING..the cholera is...--....-.....- 
Increasing..the disease is ........-.--.---- 


Increasing. .the epidemic is. ..---.----.--- 
5189 Inereasing..the leak is...--- Pb Ne a ee oe 
5190 Increasing >.the sick-list is ......... 2... 
5191 Increasing ..the yellow fever is ......-.--- 


INDECISIVE..the late battle has been. ..-... 
INDEPES DENCE DAY..celebrate.........-- 


INDEPENDENTLY ..the Admiral will act.-.-. 


Independently ..commanders of divisions or 
squadrons will act. 


| 
| 
Independently .. divisional commanders in- 
dicated will ‘act. 


Oe ecw, SIGNALS. 
IN NEED..of a haw ser; £ize will be indicated, 


INDEX WorbDs. 


HAWSER. 


PERCUSSION- CAPS. 
PERCUSSION-FUSES. 


PILor. 

POWDER. 
PROVISIONS. 
RE-ENFORCEMENTS. . 
SMALL-ARMS. 
STREAM-ANCHOR, 
STREAM-CABLE. 
SUPPLIES. 


VESSELS, FURNISH. 


WATER. 


AVAILABLE FORCE. 
FORCE ASSIGNED. 


FORCE, PRESENT. 


COMPLEMENT. 


DISTANCE. 
EXPECTED. 
SPEED. 
_SPEED, CANNOT. 


CHOLERA. 
DISEASE. 
EPIDEMIC. 
LEAK. 
SICK-LIST. 
YELLOW FEVER. 


BATTLE. 
CELEBRATE. 
ADMIRAL, ACT. 


COMMANDERS, ACT. 


COMMANDERS, ACT. 


7 
Nos 


3809 
4413 


2933 
3729 
4328 


278 


fos eat eee en | ee 
: 1) 
ee | 
‘Signal IDR WORDS. oa 
| Noe: SIGNALS. INDEX Wo or 
a 
1} Statin Eocene 
1 | INDEPENDENTLY .. the vessels designated | VESSELS, AQT.: 664 
t will act. 
INDICATED... exercise at that which will be.| EXERCISE. 4375 
| INDICATIONS..are favorable ab egnhy F FAVORABLE. 4484 
Indications care friendly 22-2. how wore sa FRIENDLY. 4793 
5192 Indications..are unfriendly ...-... aides ew ahs UNFRIENDLY. 
5193 | INDISPENSABLE..secrecy is, to success....- | SECRECY. 
Indispensable..zealous co-operation is, to | SUCCESS. 3282 
success. . 

INDISPOSED --the Admiral is ...222-.-.222e7 ADMIRAL. 785 
Indisposed..the Captain is...-...........- CAPTAIN. 2724 
Indisposed..the Chief-of-Staff is........-. CHIEF-OF-STAFF. 2921 
Indisposed ..the Commander of this vessel is) COMMANDER. 3074 
Indisposed..the Commodore is....-..----- COMMODORE. 3114 

INEXPEDIENT..it is, to grant your request..| REQUEST. 4415 

INFANTRY..disemmbark, the’ (22. ysl e225 eae DISEMBARK. 3743 

_ | INFERIOR... the arms are.....-..-222 2222+: | Arms. 1562 
Inferior ..the enemy’s force appears to be, | ENEMY’S FORCE. 4199 
to ours. 
Inferior..is the enemy’s foree, to ours? - . | ENEMY’S FORCE ? 4200 
Inferior..our force is, to the enemy’s.... -- OUR FORCE. 4202 
INFORM. .the bearer of the flag of truce that | FLAG OF TRUCE. 4627 
he must not come within our 
lines. 
Inform..the bearer of the flag of truce | FLAG OF TRUCE. 4626 
that he cannot be received at , ; 
this time. 
5194 Inform..me, or the Commander-in-Chief, | MOVEMENTS, ENEMY. 
of all the movements of the 
enemy. 
5195 Inform..me, or the Commander-in-Chief, | READY, SERVICE. 
when you will be ready for service. 
5196 Inform..me, or. the Commander-in-Chief, | READY, SERVICE. 
when you are ready for service. 
5197 Inform..me, or the Commander-in-Chief, | RESULT, MISSION. 
of the result of your mission. 
5198 Inform..all strange vessels fallen in with | STRANGE VESSELS. 
| that they must keep well outside 
of the line of blockade. 
5199 Inform..the strange vessel that this place | STRANGE VESSEL. 
is blockaded, and warn him to 
| keep off aecordingly. 
INFORMATION... authentic, has been received, AUTHENTIC, RECEIVED.) 2014 
| which will be communicated 
| by telegraphic signal. 
ERS Ae ae ee 


279 


SIGNALS. 


INFORMATION..authentic, has been received 


of the late action or battle, 
which will be communicated 
by telegraphic signal. — 


Information..collect all the, you can from 
the shore or the strange ves- 
sel seen. 


Information ..communicate, by signal. .-.-. 


Information..communicate any, you may 
have for me by telegraphic 
signal. 


Information..deserter-s has or have no -.. 


Information. .received from deserter-s will 
be communicated by tele- 
graphic signal. 


Information..examine the deserters and 
endeavor to obtain useful. 


Information..has been received from the 
expedition, and all was well. 


Information ..from or of the expedition has 
not been received. 


Information..of importance, I have, to 
communicate. 


Information..endeavor to obtain, by all 
proper means, in regard to 
the enemy’s movements and 
strength. 


Information..that is reliable cannot be 
obtained. 


Information..send, to the Commander-in- 
Chief. 
Information..received, send on shore 


INHABITANTS. .are reported to be armed.... 


Inhabitants ..are reported to be friendly- .. 
Inhabitants ..are reported to be unarmed... 


Inhabitants. .are reported to be unfriendly . 
INJURED..-amidships, this vessel is badly.... 
Injured..my arms are....---..------ push, 
Injured..my azimuth-compass is or has 
been. 
Injured..my boats are...--...--.-..---+- 
Injured..my boiler-s is or are ....-...---- 
TRG Wr Ed a TARO WAS en on noes ein in sn = wo 
Injured Inv bawsprit is. 2.2... 210 eae ee 


Injured..or stopped, my chronometer is. -- 
Injured ..my fresh-water condenser is- --.- 
Injured..my steam-condenser is 


INDEX WoRDS. 


AUTHENTIC, RECEIVED. 


COLLECT. 


COMMUNICATE. 
COMMUNICATE, TELE- 
GRAPH. 
DESERTER-S. 
DESERTER-S. 
re 

EXAMINE, DESERTERS. 
EXPEDITION. 
EXPEDITION. 


IMPORTANCE. 


OBTAIN, ENEMY’S. 


RELIABLE. 


SEND, COMMANDER-IN- 
CHIEF. 


SEND, ASHORE. 


ARMED. 
FRIENDLY. 
UNARMED. 
UNFRIENDLY. 


AMIDSHIPS. 
ARMS. 
AZIMUTH-COMPASS. 


Boats. 

BOILER-S. 

Bow. 

Bowspnrit. 
CHRONOMETER. 
CONDENS’R, FR.-WATER 
CONDENSER, STEAM. | 


Reference 


2548 
2939 
3207 
3209 


! 


very seriously. 


ana ie Sess P 1 2 
Signal pe S a 
Nog: SIGNALS. INDEX WOEDS. 5 iS 
| i 
Tatas HERE AMERRPREE re eee —— 
| INJURED .: my cylinder is 213s See eee ee CYLINDER. 
Injured..my cylinder-head is ............ CYLINDER- HEAD. 
Injured..seriously, the flotilla is -......-. FLOTILLA, SERIOUSLY. 
Injured..slightly, the flotilla is.......-.. FLOTILLA, SLIGHTLY. 
Injured..my foremast 18 -...-.:.2....... »| FOREMAST. 
Injured..fore-topmast is.................| FORE-TOPMAST. 
Injured ..fore-topsail yard is --........-.. FORE-TOPSAIL YARD. 
Injured .. foré-yard 180-220. eoe ee sets aoe FORE-YARD. 
Injured. Wy Gunsiare 2c ste cec eas eee GUNS. 
Injured..have you Deen tes since ae eax See HAavE? 
Injured. snulkas, Dadlyy cco bie oan ot anes HULL. 
Ingured.chulhis slightly /--.0.2'.2- 222 ee MU | 34 
Injuréd.T Rave Deen. 2.02 aes ee es | I HAVE. | 
5204 Injured..my steam-machinery is......... MACHINERY, STEAM. | 
Injured..n\y mMainmast is ..-.....-.-..... MAINMAST. 
Injured..my main-topmast is ..........-. MAIN-TOPMAST. 
Injured..my main-topsail yard is ........| MAIN-TOPSAIL YARD. 
Injured..my main-yard is........... _...-| MAIN-YARD. 
Injured=.my masts are. ...... .252.20. 212% | Masts. 
Injuréd..my mizzen-mast is...... .----... MIZZEN-MAST. 
Injured..the paddle wheels and houses | PADDILE-WHEELS. 
are. 
5205 Injured *. piston-rodis yes. wba scnu wines PISTON-ROD. 
Injured.. greatly, the place designated has | PLACK, ItURRICANE. 
been, by a hurricane. 
Lng ured si PUaZG Wk ole pay nae Sele te cedars a ae PRIZE. 
Injured. . propellenis tiglee. sa sce asco es PROPELLER. 
Injured .. thesis eae issee cs ses ese e, RIGGING. 
Injured. 0CK-BDGTG Ia AN ee cskoy oe ckemanes ROCK-SHAFT. 
Injured: THOSTHOMEE Sst. ns geht keane ee RUDDER. 
Injured..the rudder-post is .........---.- RUDDER-POST. 
Injured..the serew-shaft is............--- SHAFT. - 
Injured. .smoke-stack is ...-..-....-2.4.:- SMOKE-STACK. 
Injured... spars arelsocut a. See ke eee SPARS. 
Injured..this or the vessel designated is, | Vessel, SERIOUSLY. 
Injured..this or the vessel designated is, | VESSEL, SLIGHTLY. 
slightly. 
Injured..the wheel is.2.... 2 cs. sanecaes WHEEL. 
INNER... building-s is or are on fire.....----. FIRE. 
INQUIRIES.-my, remain unanswered.....--. UNANSWERED. | 
~ Inquiries..make, of the enémy’s move- | ENEMY’s MOVEMENTS. 


ments, &c., and report. - 


251 


| 


Oo 
=) 
ipa SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 58 
. : al 
. oO 
| Sra . rl ches 
INQUIRY ..Court of, a signal for the daily as- | COURT OF. J316 
sembling of, on board the vessel 
making the signal. © 
5207 Inquiry ..make, and report the facts... --- MAKE. 
Inquiry..I have made, but have learned | I HAVE MADE. | 5170 
nothing of importance. | 
INSHORE.. get, of the enemy’s vessel-s..-.-. EXNEMY’S VESSEL-S. 4245 
Inshore... go PISCE Mette tea ahiots aces fest GO CLOSER. 4907 
5208 of GAR 262572) te i a Rie a pa KEEP. 
5209 |. Inshore. .get, of the strange vessel ...-... STRANGE VESSEL. 
5210 Inshore. keep, of the strange vessel...--. STRANGE VESSEL. 
INSIDE..of the bar, anchor ........-.---.---- Bar, ANCHOR. 1264 
Inside. .of the battery—ies, anchor..-.---- BATTERY-IES, ANCHOR) 1265 
Inside..of the island, anchor........--.-. ISLAND, ANCHOR. 1266 
Pied Ot FUSING ANCUOL cscs asees oo ce LINE, ANCHOR. 1267 
| 5211 |. PETEGUEG oo LIRA te een ete eS tain ale 6 a eal Pass. 
| Inside. -of the reef-s, anchor ...--......-.. REEF-S, ANCHOR. 1268 
5212 ' Inside..of the strange vessel, keep ...---- STRANGE VESSEL. 
INSPECT..the boat-squadron .......-...- ..-| BoaT-SQUADRON. 2378 
-Inspect-..the flotilla. ..2..2-/.-2--.2-5---2 +} FLOTILLA. 4674 
Inspect .. the vessel-s indicated, to-morrow, | VESSEL-S, ADMW’L WILL.| 776 
at the hour shown by numeral 
signal, the Admira] or Com- 
mander-in-Chief will. 
INSPECTION ..of the vessels of the fleet will | FLEET. 4640 
commence at the time which 
will be indicated by signal, 
and continue until completed. 
5213 Inspection. . prepare for, hy Commander-in- | PREPARE. 
Chief, who will visit your ship 
on the second display of this 
signal. 
5214 Inspection..of the vessel designated will | VESSEL. 
be made at the time which 
u will be indicated. 
f Inspection..a general, will take place at | WILL TAKE PLACE. 4871 
the time which will be indi- 
cated by signal. 
INSTRUCTIONS. -all necessary arrangements | ARRANGEMENTS, MADE| 1626 
have been made for carrying 
out your. 
Instructions -.available means are at hand | AVAILABLE MEANS. 2039 
for carrying out your. 
Instructions... IT have not the available means} AVAILABLE MEANS. 2041 
for carrying out your. 
ENSUTUGHONE= DAVE a <p ow). oc a s'est eee AWAIT. 2050 
Instructions .. await further....:.2--:..-- AWAIT FURTHER. 1651 


| 
| 


282 


Signal 


Nos. 


5215 


5216 
5217 
5218 


5219 
5220 


5221 


5222 


5223 


INSTRUCTIONS..carry out your 


SIGNALS. 


Instructions..conform strictly to your. .... 
Instructions. .I have not received 


Instructions ..com’nicated by signals have 
not been understood. 


Instructions... have you received my? 
Instructions ..secret, will be sent 


eeerees wees 


Instructions... will be sent 


eer ces coe ees coee 


Instructions..communicated by signals, 
have you understood ? 


INTELLIGENCE... authentic, will be commu- 


nicated by telegraphic signal. 


. bring or carry the, to the Ad- 


Intelligence. 
miral or Commander-in-Chief. 


Intelligence... communicate, by signal 


communicate any, you may 
have for me by telegraphic 
signal. 


Intelligence. 


Intelligence ..received is favorable .......- 
Intelligence... further, await the arrival of. 
Intelligence..no, has been received 


Intelligence. has been received of late ac- 
tion-s or battle-s. 


Intelligence..secret, has been received of 
_ importance. 


Intelligence.. received is unfavorable 
INTEND..I do, to act on the defensive 


Intend. .I do, to act on the offensive as soon 
as prepared. 


Intend..I do, to anchor, if circumstances 
ore favorable. 


Intend..I do, to attack vigorously at once. 


Intend. .I do, to attack at the time which 
will be indicated by signal. 


INTENTIONS..my, will be communicated to 
you. 


_ Intentions..of the enemy appear to be to 
accept battle. 


Intentions..of the enemy appear to be to 
attack. 


Intentions..of the enemy appear to be to 
decline battle. 


Intentions ..of the enemy, I am doubtful in 
regard to. 


Intentions ..of the enemy, I have frustrated 
Intentions ..our, are to be kept secret -..-. 
Intentions .. our, are suspected 


INDEX WORDS. 


CARRY OUT. 
CONFORM. 

NOT RECEIVED. 
NOT UNDERSTOOD. 


Nos. 


RECEIVED, HAVE YOU? 


SECRET. 
SENT. 
UNDERSTOOD ? 


AUTHENTIC. 
BRING, ADMIRAL. 
COMMUNICATE. 


COMMUNICATE, 


FAVORABLE. 
FURTHER, AWAIT. 
NONE RECEIVED. 
RECEIVED. 


SECRET, RECEIVED. 


UNFAVORABLE. 
ACT, DEFENSIVE. 
ACT, OFFENSIVE. 


ANCHOR. 


ATTACK. 
ATTACK. 


COMMUNICATED. 
ENEMY, ACCEPT. 
ENEMY, ATTACK. 
ENEMY, DECLINE. 


ENEMY, DOUBTFUL. 


ENEMY, FRUSTRATED. 


KEPT SECRET. 
SUSPECTED. 


660 
665 


1269 


1914 
1913 


3141 


4210 


4211 


4212 


3912 


Signal 
Nos. 


5224 


5225 


5226 
5227 
5228 
5229 


5230 


5231 


5232 


283 


SIGNALS. 


| 


INDEX WorpDs. 


INTERCEPT..the vessel-s or boat-s and de- 
liver message. 7 


Intercept ..all passing boats or vessels. .... 


INTERCOURSE... forbid all, with the shore. -. 
Intercourse..forbid all, with strange vessel 
Intercourse.. with the shore is forbidden -. 
Intercourse.. with the stranger is forbidden 


Intercourse.. with the infected vessel-s is 
forbidden. 


Intercourse.. with the shore is permitted -. 


Intercourse .. with the strange vessel is per- 
mitted. 


Intercourse..terminate all........-...---- 


INTERPRETER..I am in need of an.......- f 
Interpreter i58end,| astore un. [552 Sis Set 


Interpreter ..send, to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


INTERROGATE..the stranger and report. --- 


INTERROGATORY..[The interrogatory-pen- 
nant hoisted above signal-flags 
will denote an inquiry, or a re- 
quest for permission to do that 
which the signal made withoyt 
the interrogatory would direct 
to be done. ] 


INTERRUPT.-.and endeavor to break up the 
contraband trade. 


INTERVALS..of the number of minutes indi- 
cated by numeral signal, fire at. 


INTERVIEW .-arrange foran.-..-..---..---.- 

Interview..I have had, with the authori- 
ties. 

Interview.- have not had, with the author- 
ities. 

Tatersiows decline ... 2+... <-..2-- 2-26 


TInterview..has been declined....-...----- 
Interview..seek an, with the authorities -. 


Interview .. will take place at the time that 
will be indicated. 


Interview..terminate the 


ener ree - ee eer eoeee 


INTERVIEWS..I have had frequent, with 
; our friends on shore. 


INTRENCH = Vourselie 2-3. ca n00cu nse eeenes 
INTRENCHED..the enemy is.....--..-..-... 


VESSEL-S, BOAT=S. 


PASSING BOATS, &C. 


FORBID, SHORE. 
FORBID, STRANGE. 
FORBIDDEN, SHORE. 


FORBIDDEN, STRANGER 
FORBIDDEN, INFECTED 


SHORE, PERMITTED. 


STRANGER » PERMITTED 


TERMINATE. 


NEED. 
SEND. 
SEND. 


STRANGER. 


INQUIRY, PERMISSION. 


CONTRABAND TRADE. 


FIRE AT. 


ARRANGE FOR. 
AUTHORITIES. 


AUTHORITIES. 


DECLINE. 
DECLINED. 

SEEK, AUTHORITIES. 
TAKE PLACE. 


TERMINATE. 


FREQUENT. 


YOURSELP. 


ENEMY. 


Reference 
Nos 


4698 
4699 
3146 
3147 | 
3145 


1071 
1072 


1615 
| 2016 


2017 


3005 
“3510 
2018 
5106 


4782 


984 a 


Tron-clad-s..get under way.........:----| UNDER WAY. 


— = : 
5 
Signal SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 23 
Nos. = A 
ie, | Se 
INTRENCHED. .T ‘ams 0 .% Scag asus wewee eee I AM. 5142 
5233 Intrenched.. our f0rces ares. .-.. os ieeee- =e OUR FORCES. 
INTRENCHING..the enemy is ..-.........:.| ENEMY. . 4109 
Intrenching 1 3M jon225 eee aeeeeee eure aM. 5143 
Intrenching..our forces are.c2-. 0.82 22s. OUR FORCES. 1594 

5234 | INTRENCHING-TOOLS.. are needed. ........| NEEDED. 

5235 Intrenching-tools..send, on shore or to the | SEND. 
place designated. 

INTRENCHMENTS..enemy is abandoning his} ENEMy, ABANDONING.! 537 
Intrenchments..are held by auxiliary forces) HELD, AUXILIARY. 2026 
INTRUDERS .. enemies, or other suspicious | EXPEL, CAMP. ° 4436 
persons, expel all, from your 
camp. 

5236 | INVITED... officers are, io attend at the capit- | CAPITULATION, ENEMY 
ulation of the enemy, at hour ‘ 
designated. 

Invited .. officers are, to attend the funeral | FUNERAL. 4819 
| at time and place which will 
be indicated. 2 
| Invited... officers are, to participate in the | PARTICIPATE, CEREMO-| 2827 
ceremonies on shore. NIES. 
IRON-CLAD-S.-accompany the..........-.-... ACCOMPANY. 595 
Iron-clad-s..enemy’s, have been in action | ACTION, ENEMY’S. 707 
with. , 
Tron-clad-s.. advance and attack the enemy} ADVANCE, ATTACK. 859 
Jron-clad-s. enemy’s, is or are aground. ..| AGROUND. 930 
Lron-clad-s.. will come to anchor ....----- ANCHOR. 1270 
Lron-clad-s..enemy’s, is or are approaching| APPROACHING. 1470 
Tron-clad-s..our, is or are approaching .. .| APPROACHING. 1475 
Iron-clad-s..enemy’s, attack the ......:-. ATTACK. 1954 
Iron-clad-s.-hold the enemy in check ....| CHECK, ENEMY. 5089 
Iron-clad-s..enemy’s, concentrate attack | CONCENTRATE, UPON. | 1905 
upon. 
Iron-clad-s..g0 ahead in the prescribed | GO AHEAD. 
order. , 
tron-clad—s.. insight ,-+ 20s ases ee eee IN SIGHT. ) 

5237 Iron-clad-s..lead, seniors in advance. ..-.| LEAD. 

5238 Iron-clad-s..look out for....---..------.-- Lookout. 

5239 Tron-clad-s..in need Of 220s. -meeeeeen ess NEED. 

tron-clad-—s . :recal].the see donk oe RECALL, 
Lron-clad-s..ruon down enemy’s, at full | Run pown. 
speed. 
Tron-clad-s .. enemy’s vessel-s seen is or are] SEEN, ENEMY’S. 1: 
5240 Iron-clad-s..take in tow..........2..-2-- Tow. 


5241 
5242 


5253 


5254 
5255 
5256 


5257 


285 


Reference 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. | INDEX WoRDs. 
THONG Ai der ee WELUOTOAW «caused anes acceeees WITHDRAW. 
ISLAND..-anchor inside of the............--. ANCHOR INSIDE. 

Tslandaueuor near the’.......2..40-6 ease ANCHOR NEAR. 
THANG ee aUCHOl Ol sUUGs~. ] ooo oe oe ee a es * ANCHOR OFF THE. 
Island.-.anchor outside of the ............| ANCHOR OUTSIDE. 
Tsland-.anchor under the:...........--.- ANCHOR UNDER. 


ITALIAN..the flag shown by strange vessel is| FLAG, STRANGE. 


Italian. .the strange steamer is. ......-...| STRANGE STEAMER. 


TItalian..man-of-war, the vessel seen is ...| VESSEL. 


JAPANESE..the flag shown by strange ves- | FLaG. 


sel is. 
Japanese... man-of-war, the vessel seen is--| MAN-OF-WAR. 


JIB-BOOM. -is carried away ..----. ---------- CARRIED AWAY. 
Jib-boom..vig in ...---.----- -----+-0--- Ric IN. 
Jib-boom..vrig Out. ..---.-------+---0+ ++ RIG OUT. 
Jib-boom..is sprung .----.-----2+ +--+ +--- SPRUNG. 

JOIN..in the attack or action.....----------- ATTAOK. 

Join. SE attack, all unengaged vessels | ATTACK. 
will. 


4593 


2766 


716 | 


286 


— ee 


! 1 = 
i i 3 
Signal hE b OD 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. g S 
am} 
JOIN ..in the celebration of the day -......--- CELEBRATION. 


BS 
woe 
Or iO 


Join..in the celebration with the foreign | CELEBRATION. 
vessel-s of war. 


Join: -in the: chase 2222... ee eee ee CHASE. * Q877 


Join..the Commander-in-Chief without | COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF| 787 
unnecessary delay. 


Join «COMPANY ws.02 2b ovis ogee oe cake COMPANY. 3159 
Join. .in the Gonvoya.cs ose aeeee ee. ee Convoy. 3260 
Join..the fleet or blockade at or off the | FLEET, BLOCKADE. 2280 


port or place which will be desig- 
nated by signal. 


Join..the fleet, draft of men is on its | FLEET, DRAFT. 3921 
way to. : 
JOU =. LOTCORS : y-hea ta we + eee sma ee eee Forces, 4715 
5258 Join..the vessel designated .-..-........- VESSEL. 
5259 Join..the vessel firing or engaged with | VESSEL FIRING. 
the enemy. 
JOINED..the enemy has been, by strange | ENEMY, STRANGE. 4110 
. Vessel-s. : 
Joined..our forces have............ eae OUR FORCES. 4716 
JUDGE..I should, the enemy’s army at pres- | ENEMyY’s ARMY. 1588 


ent in sight, or available, to be 
about the number which will be 
next shown by numeral signal. 


& 
=?) 
oO 


i Nos. { 
5270 
5271 
5272 


| Signal : : 


SIGNALS. 


Fee eS re aie nwo oo ote cere = Wn piniunmes 


Kedge..off shore 
Kedge..out 


KEDGE-ANCHOR-S..I have, down.......... 


Kedge-anchor-s..1 am in need of.......... 


| EGA BS SE i ae 


Keep..ahead of the convoy ...-.. Bese 
Keep.-ahead of the division 
Wipen 2 ANCAU Ar bHOl aac creme ee sen a = or, 
Keep..ahead of the fleet... ..2...........- 
.-abead of the line 


see wr es ee ee ee cece 


Keep 
Keep..more directly ahead of line 


Keep..well ahead, and report whatever 


youl may see. 
Keep..astern of the coal-vessel-s-......--. 
Keep..astern of the convoy, and close it up 


Keep..more directly astern 


cece ece ee ee ceee 


.astern of the disabled vessel-s, and 
protect. it or them. 


Keep - 


Keep..astern of the division or squadron 
designated. 


Keep..astern, the division, squadron, or 
vessel designated will. 


Keep..farther astern 


eeeeere cee eee cee oeoee 


Keep ..astern of the prize-s, and protect it 
or them. 


Keep..astern of the supply-vessel-s..---. 


Keep..astern of the transport-s, and pro- 
tect it or them. 


Keep..astern of this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Keep.. before the wind 


Keep.-boats in readiness for landing forces 


erereese cee eee eee nee Seer 


Keep..by the wind 


Keep..in sight of chase during the night, 
endeavor to. 


Keep..clear of the enemy’s cruisers 


Keep..clear of all strange vessels on your 


cruise. 
iron serene anrmr for... -...----.-+-->- 


Keep..in close order....-..-.-- BAY RT 


Keep..close along the shore, and recon- 
noiter it. 


Keep ..00 Your Coarse —. . 2 ---< «<< e50- me 


OFF SHORE. 


Out. 


HAVE DOWN. 
NEED. 

AHEAD. 

AHEAD, CONVOY. 
AHEAD, DIVISION. 
AHEAD, FARTHER. 
AHEAD, FLEET. 
AHEAD, LINE. 
AHEAD, LINE. 
AHEAD, REPORT. 


ASTERN, COAL-VES’L-S. 
ASTERN, CONVOY. 
ASTERN, DIRECTLY. 
ASTERN, DISABLED. 


ASTERN, DIVISION. 
ASTERN, DIVISION. 


ASTERN, FARTHER. 
ASTERN, PRIZE-S. 


ASTERN, SUPPLY. 
ASTERN, TRANSPORT-S. 


ASTERN, VESSEL. 


1882 


1883 
1826 


1887 
1890 


1891 


BEFORE, WIND. 
BOATS, READINESS, 
By THE WIND. 
CHASE, IN SIGHT. 


CLEAR, ENEMY. 
CLEAR, STRANGE. 


CLOSE, FOG. 
| CLOSE ORDER. 


CLOSE, SHORE. 


COURSE. 


2246 
2431 
2654 
2897 


2043 
2045 


4694 
2950 
1076 


3300 


Signal 
Nos. 


5285 


5286 


5287 


52838 


| 5239 | 


5290 
5291 
5292 
5293 
5294 


SIGNALS. 


Keep..do not, so far astern .........52.2: 
Keep..the enemy in check until forces 


come up. 
Keep..all fast...... eee 3 Patadeee ie 
Keep..up fires in your furnaces ...-..-.... 


Keep..your guns trained npon the enemy. 


Keep..your guns trained upon the fort or 
battery. 


Keep..your guns trained upon the town . 


Keep. ander high stein... > -.2---< saas 
Keep . inshores. po2-s <eae ach eine ssa= eee 
Keep..inshore of the strange vessel-s. ..-. 
Keep.-inside of the strange vessel-s..-... 
Keep... theteat) gOin ieee ee tere 
Keep..the light in sight during the 
night. 


Keep.-a good lookout ahead and on both 
bows. 


Keep..a sharp lookout in the direction 
indicated by compass signal. 


Keep.-a sharp lookout during the night -. 


Keep.-a sharp lookout for spies.......--. 

Keep..under low steam. -..--..----..---- 

Keep..your movements and intentions 
secret. 

Keep 2 Ou TAR er oe ae no cece aoe a oo ete 

Keep..off the port or place until further 
orders. 

Keep AMESOGIe a eee. eee sth ST I 0 

ECG -. 100 GUO Te not an eae nent ae 

Keep. 1 Open Order ievese- seo ee ap 


Keep.-in open order during the night..-. 


Keep..out of range of enemy’s fort-s until 
ordered otherwise. 


Keep..out of range of the enemy’s guns.-. 


Keep .. outside the fleet, division, or squad- 
ron until otherwise ordered. 


Keep..on the port beam -................ 
Keep..on the port bow2ee nan sees eee - 


Keep..the port or place in sight.......--. 


Keep..on the port quarter. ..........---. 
Keep... under sail) ..2.Y 4 See eek 
Keep ..under sail alone)... hers. cece ce 
Keep .. under sai! and pieam Sas centers 


INDEX WORDS. 


KEEP..do not, so far ahead’ ..2--2:a72--2;.4 ..|DO NOT, AHEAD. 


Do NOT, ASTERN. 
ENEMY, CHECK. 


F Ast. 

FIRES. 

GUNS, TRAINED. 
GUNS, TRAINED. 


GUNS, TRAINED. 
HIGH STEAM. 
INSHORE. 


INSHORE, STRANGER-S. 


INSIDE, STRANGER-S. 
LEAD GOING. 
LIGHT, SIGHT. 


LOOKOUT, AHEAD. 
LOOKOUT, DIRECTION. 


LOOKOUT, NIGHT. 
LOOKOUT, SPIES. 
LOW STEAM. 
MOVEMENTS, SECRET. 


e 


OFF FARTHER. 
OFF PORT. 


OFF SHORE. 
OFFING. 

OPEN ORDER. 
OPEN ORDER. 
OUT OF RANGE. 


OUT OF RANGE. 
OUTSIDE, FLEET. 


PORT, BEAM. 
PORT, BOW. 
PORT IN SIGHT. 
PORT, QUARTER. 
SAIL. 

SAIL. 

SAIL, STEAM. 


Reference 
Nos. 


p= 
@ © 
Mm oO 
> Ww 


2910 


4473 
4559 
4998 
4999 


5000 
5208 


5210 
5212 


974 


289 


{ 
eo 
Sm SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. E E 
KEEP.-.within signal-distance, chasers will, | SIGNAL-DISTANCE. 2808 
of one another. 
Keep.. within signal-distance ............ SIGNAL-DISTANCE. 3810. 
Keep. .within signal-distance, convoy will.| SIGNAL-DISTANCE. 3269 

5295 - Keep..silence’throughout the fleet ......- SILENCE. 

5296 Peer me ROUT T TS foo Sac. on kw a wore ete SOUNDINGS. 

5297 Keep..spy in close confinement ..---..-.. SPY, CLOSE. 

5298 Keep..on the starboard beam............ STARBOARD BEAM. 

5299 Keep..on the starboard bow ..-.--.-...... STARBOARD BOW. 

5300 Keep..on the starboard quarter.......-.. STARBOARD QUARTER. 

5301 See ast: VOUT SDALION oss. 6 sete sie n'<l- =e STATION, 

5302 Peers. UNOCE Stent cus tec abe ae sexist aut STEAM. 

5303 Keep..under steam alone .:.............: STEAM. 

5304 Keep..up steam, ready for service....--..-. STEAM, READY. 

5305 Keep.-under steerage-way only .-...---... STEERAGE-WAY. 

5306 Keep..under steerage-way only, to pre- | STEERAGE-WAY. 

serve present position. 

5307 US GOprs SUL ENe RICL Gad 5 etre NG Aa anole das "5's TIDE. 

5308 Keep. OUb Mi the bid6: sou. 2-- stn e .| TIDE. 

5309. WUeu ee OUGUE. WAV Es cme eatec en ae Sent, oe xs UNDER WAY. 

| Keep. -under way, blockading-vessels will, | UNDER WAY. 2303 
during the night. 

5310 Keep..a close watch on the enemy .----.- WATCH, ENEMY. 

5311 Keep..a regular watch -. .......--.. 22-22: WATCH, REGULAR. 
KEEPING. .close along the land, the enemy is-| CLOSE, LAND. 4111 
KEEPING OFF ..the Admiral is .....-..-.---. ADMIRAL. 788 

Keeping off tne. enemy 18.225... 25. ..-2 ENEMY. . 4112 
5312 Keeping off..the strange vessel is........- STRANGE VESSEL. 
KEY, CONFIDENTIAL... use, in our communi-} Uss. BLES 
cations by signal. 
KEY,SECRET..in use, change to that whose | CHANGE. 2834 
number is shown by numeral sig- 
nal. 
5313 Key, secret..already communicated, use, | USE, DAY. 
é during the day, until further or- |, 
ders. 
5314 Key, secret.. which has been communicated, USE, DAY, NIGHT. 
use, during the day and night. 
Key, secret. discontinue use of the.....-.-. USE, DISCONTINUE. 3710 
KEY, SECRET, No. 1--use until further orders, Us. 4874 
KEY, SECRET, No. 2..use until further orders} USE. 4875 
KEY, SECRET, No. 3..use until further orders Usk. 487F 


19NS 


290 


6 


2) 
= 
Signal SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 52 
' a 
KEY, SECRET, No. 4..use until further orders} Use. 4877 
KEY, SECRET, No. 5--use until further orders) Usr. 4878 
5315 | KEY, SPECIAL.-to signal-book, which has | UsE. a 
been communicated, use, until fur- : 
ther orders. 
KILLED..or dead, the Admiral is.......----- ADMIRAL. 769 
Killed..or dead, the Captain is........... CAPTAIN. 2723 
Killed..or dead, the Chief Engineer is....| Cuter ENGINEER. 2914 
Killed..or dead, the Chief of Staff is...--. CHIEF OF STAFF. 2920 
Killed..or dead, the Commander is. ...--. COMMANDER. 3073 
Killed..or dead, the Commanding Officer is) COMMANDING OFFICER) 3086 |; 
Killed..or dead, the Marine Officer is -..-. MARINE OFFICER. 3494 || 
5316 Killed. .the number indicated by numeral | NuMBER. 
signal is. 
5317 Killed..or dead, names of officers, will be | OFFICERS. 
communicated by telegraphic sig- 
nal. f Fey 
Killed..or dead, the Paymaster is-.....--.. PAYMASTER. 3496 
5318 Killed. -report number, by numeral signal.| REPORT. 
Killed..or dead, the Surgeon is...-.-..--. SURGEON. 3499 
ime egteneii and wounded, send re- | WOUNDED, REPORT. 620 
port of. 


KNOWLEDGE... of the anchorage, we have. ..| ANCHORAGE, WE HAVE) 1376 


Knowledge..of the anchorage, have you or | ANC’RAGE, HAVE YOU? | 1375 
has any one on board ? 


Knowledge..of the anchorage, I or we | ANCHORAGE, WE HAVE| 1374 
have no. NO. 


Signa] 
Nos. 


291 


SIGNALS. 


LABOR..the ship does, under present sail.... 


eGR. -can be obtained on shore, at the 


place designated. 
Laborers..cannot be had..........2..2.2. 
Laborers..are needed <-.¢.es:e-2s220 00: 


LAMP-OIL..I am in need of. ...-- Di a glee hs 


Lamp-oil..report quantity on hand, in 
gallons, by numeral signal. 


Lamp-oil..can you spare any ?..........- 


Lamp-oil..can spare the number of gal- 
ions which will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Lamp-oil. .I have none to spare ....-..... 


TAM E=WiICK. sintwantoP .224.ch es eee ek. 


Lamp-wick..send, to this or vessel desig- 
nated. 


Lamp-wick..I can spare..........2- 22.20. 
Lamp-wick..I can spare none ...--..----- 
ANID sa ee NOR 29. ceunlsuictas pe cece coe nink 
Ac BUC LOS Coto cn ts 3 4 flan at oni ole =: 
Land..the ammunition ..............--.-. 
Land..apprentices for drill ...-..--..-.- a 


Land..port, or place, approach the, cau- 
tiously. 


Land..approach the, as close as you can 
with safety. 


Land..approach nearer to the ..........- 
Land..the Army or land-forces .......-.. 


Land.-.articles not necessary on present 
service or send them to the vessel 
designated. 


LONG NOMAALUINGLY . = 5-50 5-0 oc sade veces 
LR BU OLLIE. doe oo 8s donk cca eecns 
Land..assist the troops to ..............- 
Land..and attack the battery-ies.-....-.- ‘ 
Lands 2he Dae agees 5... <-..0 68 apy ec aot 


Land..seen bears as will be indicated by 
compass signal. 


Land..how does the, bear?.............. 
Land..do you alter the bearing of the? -- 


INDEX WORDS. 


SHIP. 


CAN BE OBTAINED. 


CANNOT BE IIAD. 
NEEDED. 

NEED. 

REPORT; QUANTITY. 


SPARE? 
SPARE. 


SPARE, NONE. 


NEED. 
SEND. 


SPARE, I CAN. 
SPARE, NONE. 
AHEAD. 

ALL ARMS, 
AMMUNITION. 
APPRENTICES. 


APPROACH, CAUTIO’SLY 


APPROACH, CLOSE. 


APPROACH NEARER, 
ARMY. 


ARTICLES NOT NECES- 
SARY. 


ARTILLERY. 
ARTILLERY. 
ASSIST. 


ATTACK, BATTERY-IES. 


BAGGAGE. 
BEARS. 


BEARS, HOW? 
BEARING, ALTER ? 


1445 
1454 
1455 
1457 
1575 
1705 | 
1718 
1719 

| 


Reference 
Nos 


1036 
1162 


Signal 
Nos. 


t 


Land ..the battalion of marines ...-...... MARINES, BATTALION. 


SIGNALS. INpEX Worps. 5 S 
me 
LAND..I do not alter the bearing of the -.-... BEARING, DON’T ALTER| 1101 
Land..the battalion-s of blue-jackets ....| BLUE-JACKETS. 2160 
Land..blue-jackets for drill.............. BLUE-JACKETS. 2336 
Land..battalion-s of blue-jackets for ex- | BLUE-JACKETS. 2161 
ercise and target-practice. 
Land..the boats will advance and, under | Boats. 846 
the protection of the guns of the 
fleet. 
Land..the boats cannot, with safety -.-.. BOATS CANNOT. 2415 
Land..breaching-train...-2:. 3-2... 22-2. BREACHING-TRAIN. 2562 
Land..and capture the armory...........| CAPTURE, ARMORY. 1550 
Land..and capture the arsenal. .......-.- CAPTURE, ARSENAL. 1693 
Land..and capture the military forces....| CAPTURE, MILITARY. | 2730 
LANG. the Cargog eens. cee eee ed CARGO. 2749 
Land..the Chief Engineer .......-....:.. CHIEF ENGINEER. 2915 
Land. .the condemned articles or send them} CONDEMNED, ARTICLES! 1700 
to the vessel designated. 
Land..and destroy the armory.......-.... DESTROY, ARMORY. 1551 
Land..and-destroy the barracoon-s ...--. DESTR’Y, BARRACOON-S| 2153 
Land..and destroy the barricade-s....... DESTR’Y, BARRICADE-S| 2157 
Land..and destroy the bridge....-....... DESTROY, BRIDGE. 2587 
Land..and destroy the military forces....| DESTROY, MILITARY. 3594 
Land..do not approach the, nearer. ...... Do NOT APPROACH. 1456 
Land..do not, the baggage of officers and | DO Nor, BAGGAGE. 2117 
men. 
Land. d0:¥Ou B66e 2. 2. crises oe Hane Do YOU SEE? 3877 
Land..draw more into...--...----2.----- Draw Into. 3941 
Land... draw offirem the. 2... ee DRAW OFF. 3949 
Land..with an adequate force and estab- | FORCK, ADEQUATE. 1747 
lish yourself on shore. 
Land .-the fugitives cs she enters see FUGITIVES. 4805 
Land. .thelsatipagerscs- 82s. ee ee GATLINGS. 3741 
Land..go ahead and make the, and report | GO AHEAD, MAKE. 97 
by signal. \ 
Land. .the gun-carriages...-5...1......-. GUN-CARRIAGES. 4989 
Land..the gun-gear and overhaul it..--.. GUN-GEAR. 4991 
Land. -the heavy guns. .......3-5-.-.22-- HEAVY GUNS. 3742 
Land.. the howiuzar and field-pieces, boats) How1rzmrs. 2432 
will. 
Land ..Veannot® 22 s2ascea ne ate ee at I CANNOT. 5162 
Land..1 see or have seen; direction will | I ser. 3718 
be indicated. 
wand..theinfantry ¢...:. <. eee ee INFANTRY. 3743 
Land. .the marines’; :.<2gi222g2205e eee MARINES. 3744 
2167 


293 


Nox. SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 
RR he eal ECT nk SE Ne 
LAND. -themarines for drill... -....2. 2.2.52 MARINES. 
| 5342 PETES oo TET WG (Gh ey 8 pgp a ge Re POWDER. 
Land..the prisoners..-:.. a ee PRISONERS. 
5343 wunde- seamen for drills 5.2... ce. vee eee SEAMEN. 
Land..small-arm men for drill .....:..... SMALL-ARM. 
5344 ee SALA emttetn a wise wc a ea ales See as SPARS. 
Land..supplies and equipments.......--. SUPPLIES, EQUIPW’NTS. 
5345 Land..the treasure or money under strong | TREASURE. 
guard. 


AN UO WOUNCEE saci oas,=-0gn wie ninin cade WOUNDED. 
Land..the shipwrecked crew .-.-.--....---- WRECKED CREW. 
eC VEL ICN TIO Ute Saas aie as acne k wa 3 YOU MUST NOT. 


BAN D-FORCT (78 im Mouon. .- oto. J22. esas. MOTION. 
Land-force..is not in motion. .-.......--. Nor IN MOTION. 


LAND-FORCES..co-operate with the ...-..--. CO-OPERATE. 
Land-forces..of the enemy, attacks. ccs; ENEMY, ATTACK. 
Land-forces..our, have gained advantage | GAINED ADVANTAGE. 

over the enemy. 

ANDI: the enemy Nas -v occ. pe aned nas ces ENEMY. 
Landed..our forces have. ...-..---------- OUR FORCES. 


ISA DING OL SIMs: B86. .- <<'e.-0-</i 0244-5508 ALL ARMS. 
Landing .. prisoners, assist in..........--- ASSIST, PRISONERS. 
Landing ..of the forces, cover .......----. COVER. 
PagGiig 18, Oi CUIGS a cas so as.e Sa otehes spe s DIFFICULT. 
DONG SS CASY( nn oes aca cwcegace'n Chaos Easy. 
Landing..the enemy’s army is.---.-.....-. ENEMY. 
Landings ONL 1Oces ALG 2. cc cse casa nce OUR FORCES. 
Landing .-or wharf, send a boat to....---. SEND BOAT. 
Landing.. wounded, arrange for..-...-.-. WOUNDED, ARRANGE. 


LANDLOCKED..the harbor is. -........ er HARBOR. 


LANDMARK-S..is or are not seen ........... NOT SEEN. 
Landmark-s..can you see? ......----.--- SEE? 
Landmark-s..is or are seen .... .....-----.- SEEN. 


LANDSMEN..report deficiencies of, by nu- | DEFICIENCIES. 
meral signal. 


LANTERNS. signal, need .--... 02.02.8555 NEED. 


oe 

5346 etna a ONG RTODIMOS 2 <8 rete tates oie00 wc en da TROPHIES. 
Land..without baggage............-.--. WITHOUT BAGGAGE. 
LONLOre. BIVMSle BOLO... . km os coniee Sp SEND. 


o 
= 
= 
Om 
4 O 
ab 
~ 
a) 
—— 


2115 


3279 
1955 
894 


3747 
3750 


1037 
1826 
3326 
3644 
4009 
1583 
3752 
2371 
1616 


5047 


2689 


621 


294 


grees and minutes by answer- 
ing-pennant. 


port result. 


| 5865 | LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE..report, by | Report. 
signal, in order, 


oO 
oC 
| 
Signal INDEX WorpDs. x2 
Nos. Fe | 55 a 
ea 
i) 5856 | LANTERNS.. signal, I can spare ; number will | Spars, 
i}! be indicated. 
| 5357 Lanterns..signal, I cannot spare --.-..-- .| SPARE. 
LARGE..the enemy’s army is very...---..-.- ENEMW’S ARMY. 1589 
| Large..the enemy’s force appears to be-..| ENEMY’S FORCE. 4201 
LAST ORDERS..transmitted to you or thro’ | ANNUL. 1406 
you, by signal, annul the. 
Last orders.. your, are annulled..........- ANNULLED. 1409 
| Last orders. .transmitted to you or through | ANNULLED. 1408 
| you, by signal, are annulled. 
Last orders..countermand the..-.....-.-.- COUNTERMAND. 3294 
Last orders..are countermanded.........- COUNTERMANDED. 3295 
LAST SIGNAL. wade, annul theteec secs: ANNUL. 1407 
Last siqnat. sis @N0Ued 2. occa eee ANNULLED. 1410 
Last signal..I wish to be excused from | EXCUSED, OBEYING. | 4363 
obeying. ; 
Last signal. .you are excused from obeying| EXCUSED, OBEYING. 4364 
5358 Last signal... I was unable to make out your) UNABLE, MAKE OUT. 
5359 Last signal..I am unable to comply with | UNABLE, OBEY. ay 
or obey. 
5360 | LATITUDE..what was the, of the enemy | ENEMY, LAST SEEN? 
when last seen? Answer by 
numeral signal, separating de- 
5366 Latitude and longitude..is now or will be | SHown. 
shown. 

LAUNCH -. is absentaloa.- 52 ee ee ABSENT. 
Launch. has capsizedivoe.. -2s- ee. eeaee en CAPSIZED. 
Launch..send your, to this or the vessel | SEND. 

designated. 
Launch..steam, is absent ..........-..-2- ABSENT. 
Launch..steam, get out....-- BS AEE GET OUT. 
Launch..steam, hoist in ........-.--..---- HOIstT IN. 
Launch..steam, send to this or the vessel | SEND. 
designated. 


. 
Launch..steam, send ashore .........--.- SEND. 


5361 Latitude.. have you had observations for ?.| OBSERVATIONS ? 

5362 Latitude..report, by signal........-...-.- REPORT. 

5363 Latitude..is now or will be shown........ SHOWN. 

5364 Latitude.. observations for, take, and re- | TAKE, OBSERVATIONS. 


573 


2722 


iesemecis. suntememenemnmeerane et TS eS ARIE SIT NO EE A RA LE SO IE TEI SS IAL TE A PORES A OEE LTT ALL 


295 


pee SIGNALS, 


fete) UAUNCH  mtpatn sds sank... 2.25 stk cies 


TEA VAN Hae airy thoes osc coe eee 


Launches..will assemble near the flag- 
ship or the one designated, fully 
armed and equipped, for exer- 
cise. 


Launches..and cutters will assemble near 
this or the vessel designated, 
fully armed and equipped for 
service, with the number of 
days’ rations designated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Launches ..and other boats of enemy, attack 


Launches..and other boats with howitz- 
ers, go ahead in the prescribed 
order. 


Launches-.and other boats may navigate 
the bayou. 


or 
oo 
~} 
wo 


Launches..and other boats may navigate 
the stream. 


Launches..or boats, send, to the com- 
mander of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, armed and equipped, 
with the number of days’ ra- 
tions per man indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


LAY..your vessel alongside the enemy...-.--- 


5374 | Lay ..off and on the place..-....-.--..--- 


LAY-DAYS..report number of, chartered ves- 
; sel-s has or have. 


5375 | LAY OUT..a target in the direction to be 
shown by conipass signal, and 
at the distance shown by nu- 
meral signal, in yards. 


EPA + keen the wong v0.0 te eos oe oe 
LEAD..the Admiral will, into action .......- 


Lead. .the Admiral will, the center division’ 


Lead..the Admiral will, the port division. 

Lead. .the Admiral will, the lee or rear di- 
vision. 

Lead..the Admiral will, the starboard di- 
vision. 

Lead..the Admiral will, the van or weather 
division. 

Lead..the advance, the division or squad- 
ron which will be designated 
will. 


Lead..into the anchorage, the vessel-s 
designated will. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ASSEMBLE, ARMED, EX- 
ERCISE. 


ASSEMBLE, SERVICE. 


ENEMY, ATTACK. 
HOWITZERS, GO AHEAD 
NAVIGATE, BAYOU. 
NAVIGATE, STREAM. 


SEND, ARMED. 


ALONGSIDE, ENEMY. 
OFF AND ON. 


REPORT. 


TARGET, 


KEEP, GOING. 


APMIRAL, ACTION. 
ADMIRAL, CENTER. 
ADMIRAL, PORT, 
ADMIRAL, REAR. 


ADMIRAL, STARBOARD 
ADMIRAL, VAN. 


ADVANCE. 


ANCHORAGE. 


nce 


Refere 
Nos 


1497 


2451 
1805 
2423 
967 
2209 
2447 
1026 
2871 
| 
527 
| 
| 
! 


~ 
S 
S 


296 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


5376 
5377 
5378 


5379 
5380 


5381 


5382 
5383 | 


5384 
5385 


5386 
5387 


LEADERS..of divisions will resume their 


LEADING VESSEL-S-..column, or division 


LEAK. is .amidshipa.¢.-2+.--aeectss ccce ees 


vessels will. 


INDEX WORDS. 


LEAD..into the anchorage, the light-draught | ANCHORAGE. +. 


Lead..into the anchorage, the vessel havy- | ANCHORAGE, PILOT. 


ing a pilot or other person on board 
acquainted with it will. 


Lead..3is or to the attack, division desig- 
nated will. 


Lead. . division or squadron designated will 


Lead..their respective divisions, columns, 
or commands, divisional command- 
ers will, until further orders. 


Lead. /the flotilla will 2 nee mete ree 
Lead..the gunboats will..:2....-..-....- 


Lead..the iron-clad vessel-s will, seniors 
in advance. | 


Lead..into action, monitor-s designa’d will 
Lead..the advance, the monitor-s will-.... 


Lead..in, and report changes of sound- 
ings as you advance, in fathoms, 
by numeral signal. 


Lead..the designated steamer-s will ..... 
Lead..the designated vessel-s will. ...-.. 


proper numerical stations in their 
respective divisions. 


is or are anchoring. 


Leading vessel-s..will anchor in present 
order. 


Leading vessel-s..will commence firing... 
Leading vessel-s.. heave to..........-..--- 
Leading vessel-s.. proceed .............--. 
Leading vessel-s- recall our ...........--. 
Leading vessel-s..resume station-s......-. 
Leading vessel-s..has or have tacked...... 


Leak..boiler-tubes, badly..............-- 


DLeak- sis in the bow... eee 
Leak. is jncreasing ~~...) .. eae eek eee 
Leak..remains the same. ........-..----- 


Leak..sprung a, this or the vessel desig- 
nated has. 


Leak..is in the stern 


LEAKING BADLY..my boiler-s is or are .... 


ATTACK. 


DIVISION, SQUADRON. 
DIVISIONAL COMMAND- 


ERS. 


FLOTILIA. 
GUNBOATS. 
IRON-CLAD-S. - 


MONITOR-S. 
MOoNITOR-S. 


REPORT, SOUNDINGS. 


STEAMER-S. 
VESSEL-S. 


RESUME, STATIONS. 


ANCHORING. 
ANCHOR. 


COMMENCE FIRING. 
HEAVE TO. 
PROCEED. 

RECALL. 


RESUME, STATION-S. 


TACKED. 


AMIDSHIPS. 
BOILER-TUBES. 
Bow. 
INCREASING. 
SAME. 

SPRUNG. 


STERN. 
STOPPED. 


BoILER-s. 


Reference 
Nos. 


— 
we) 
PS) 
oo 


1379 


3841 
3078 


4675 
4980 
5237 


2484 


297 


ene SIGNALS. 
5388 | LEAKING BADLY..the prizeis.........-.... 
5389 Leaking badly..the transport-s is or are- -. 
5390 Leaking badly..this or the vessel desig- 
nated is. 
5391 Leaking badly..-the water-tanks are. ...--. 


5392 
5393 


5397 


5398 


5399 
5400 


LEAKY..my or the boats are very.....-..--. 


LEAVE..the fleet, squadron, or station on the 
day of the present month indicated 
by numeral signal, the Admiral or 
Commander-in-Chief will. 


aliens wish to, the enemy’s coun- 
try. 


Leave.. 


Leave. .the anchorage immediately. ....--. 


Leave..on board all heavy baggage .-..--. 
Leave..your boat-s behind. -....-.....-.. 


Leave..your boat-s to be picked up by 


the other vessel-s. 
Ledbe. the roadstead + ...s'- 6425... swan hes 
Leave..your present position or station. -. 
Leave..the strange vessel.............--- 


Leave..the wreck 


eee ree eo wee ee ee we ee ew oe we e- 


boats will not be allowed to, the 
vessel-s. 


Leave:. 


when or on what day of the 
month did you, port? 


Leave.. 


LEAVE OF ABSENCE..do not grant to any 
one. 


Leave of absence..grant the usual, to offi- 
cers. 


Leave o* absence. .requested, is granted. -- 
Leave of ‘absence.. requested, is refused .... 


LEE.-or rear division, the Admiral or Com- 
mander-in-Chief will lead. 


INDEX WORDS. 


PRIZE. 
TRANSPORT-S. 
VESSEL. 


WATER-TANKS. 
Boats. 


ADMIRAL. 


ALIENS. 


ANCHORAGE. 
BAGGAGE. 
BOAT-S. 
BoaT-s. 


ROADSTEAD. 
STATION. 
STRANGE. 
WRECK. 

BOATS, ALLOWED. 


WHEN, PORT? 


Do NOT GRANT. 


GRANT, OFFICERS. 


GRANTED. 
REFUSED. 


ADMIRAL, LEAD. 


Tee.. beam, breakers on the......-........ BREAKERS, BEAM. 
Lee..bow, breakers on the........-....-.| BREAKERS, BOW. 
Tee. beam, danger on the....-..-......-. DANGER, BEAM. 
Pm omow. dunger ON TN. oo. save e es DANGER, BOW. 

TOTES WA a> DORSEL Ore bo an ccc onion ns atlas Pass 
Leeward..of the reef-s, anchor ....--...-. REEF-S, ANCHOR. 
Leeward..of your station, you are to...... STATION. 

LEFT ..close up by bearing to the ..... ....-. CLOSE UP. 
TATELZTNONG AO BUG! 2, soos. os, - 0 2 oo be ee 


Left..open more from the.-.... dws so eee 


OPEN MORE. 


ro) 
ro) 
q 
on 
D ts 
a ZA 
® 
aa 


1026 


1383 
2113 
2391 
2392 


2434 


298 | ; 


| 
a a 
i; Ms SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 22 
| = 
| Saaihs 
| LEFT WING..of our army, cover the .....-... ARMY, COVER. 3327 
| Left wing-. closO UD) ..3a52e6 seb ase sees CLOSE UP. 2966 
Left wing ..enemy’s, attack.......-. ...... ENEMY’S, ATTACK. 1957 
Left wing..enemy’s heavy vessels are in | ENEMyY’s, HEAVY VES-| 4207 
the. SELS. 
Left wing .- vessel-s designated will form on| FoRM oN. 4744 
|| 5401 Left wing) Open Bre. cence eee teens OPEN FIRE. 
5402 Left wing. .is threatened Bie Pee a ea een ie ecbie THREATENED. 
5403 Left wing ..get under way ..2--. -2-..-.--. UNDER Way. 
5404 Left wing =. withdraw. 22.5 es vereeeet ake WITHDRAW. 
LEND ME..can you, the article-s designated | ARTICLE-S, DESIG’TED?| 1699 
by telegraphic signal ? 
| Lend me..can you, a fishing-seine ?.....-.. FISHING-SEINE? 4576 
LESSEN..the draught of your vessel, if pos- | DRauGH’. 3929 
sible. . 
LET..the people have breakfast ..........--- PEOPLE, BREAKFAST. | 2577 
Let. the people have dinner-.....:...-... PEOPLE, DINNER. 3657 
Let..the people have supper..-.-...---.. PEOPLE, SUPPER. 4918 
LET GO.. another anchor if you have any | ANOTHER ANCHOR. 1273 
fears of dragging. y 
Let go..I have,.all my anchors...-:...... I HAVE, ANCHORS. 1349 
£€1,905> POTEMNENOL ons sonkas evade Cate PORT ANCHOR. 1309 || 
Let-go-.sheet-anchor 2.2.3... 1 se aeen SHEET-ANCHOR. 1319 
Let-go- starboard sinehor . 2... 2... eons eee STARBOARD ANCHOR. | 1332 
LETTERS 2.bringsoi ices ox see vee eect BRING. 2602 
5405 Letters ..for the fleet or squadron, I have..| FLErEr. 
Letters 2.20 10rng answer bss le ee pate oe GO FOR. 4909 
| 5406 , Letters..an opportunity for sending, home | OPPORTUNITY, SEND’G. 
| at the time indicated. 
| 5407 Letters..an opportunity offers for sending, | OPPORTUNITY, SEND’G. 
to the place designated by signal. 
| 5408 Letters ..send to the post-office for........ SEND FOR. 
Letters..send for, to this or the vessel des- | SEND FOR. 2372 
ignated. 
5409 | LETTER-BAGS...send, to the post-office...-.. SEND. TO POST-OFFICE, 
5410 Letter-bags ..send, to this or the vessel des- | SEND TO VESSEL. 
ignated. 
| LEVEE..is or has been cut above..:--..----. CUT ABOVE. 3376 
1 Levee..is or has been cut below .....----. CUT BELOW. 3077 
| 5411 | Levee. .is overflowed...2.2. 2 ae ea eee OVERFLOWED. 
5412 | Levee.- has been repaired ...... .......:..| REPAIRED. 
| Levee..or dike has been repaired above.. | REPAIRED ABOVE. 3649 


299 


5422 


5423 


SIGNALS. 


LEVEE..or dike has been repaired below .... 


LIBERIAN..the flag shown by strange yYes- 
sel is. 

LIBERTY..allow, to crew-s the number of 

: hours indicated. 

ie oe ON ELIE OL de oa wean oo occa owen 


ADOT ai BERL IOL sa. alin Se oe omg eho an 
Liberty-men..send ashore for........--.-.- 


LIEUTENANT..send, with the party ........ 
LIEUTENANTS. -how many have you?...... 


Lieutenants ..I have the number indicated - 
Lieutenants .-list of, send...-.....- ees ete 
LIEUTENANT-COMMANDEER-GS .. repair on 
board this ship or the one desig- 

nated. 

LIFE-BOAT..cannot be had.........,.--.-.. 
TAfe-OOdt cE WAV OW » ooo anved'c bas esas de's 
ape-UOdte k DEV GSO oe ne a snares ae 
Life-boat..there is a, on shore..-.-...----- 
Life-boat..send, to the rescue -.--....--.. 

Life-boat..send, to the vessel-s......---. 2 

Life-boat ..is: anit for us6....-. 22. wens 


MOST er TIERS ete oe eats cota sini ae > ewan a's oan. 2 
Light..fires for condensing.........------ 
Light ..galley-fires ....-. Pe Bi witleel Mee hx =r 
Light..keep in sight of, during the night... 


LIGHT-DRAUGHT STEAMERS.. go ahead in 
the prescribed order. 


LIGHT-DRAUGHT VESSELS..go ahead .... 


Light-draught vessels. .lead into the anchor- 
age. 


Light-draught vessels.. withdraw ..--...--- 
TGS tae a OU Be aos ohs'a's co ten a'ce eee 
Light sails..bend gear ...--....--.------- 
Light satls..take in and furl...... =... .--- 
DAGhe sci ee Bell... aos +m owner ease 
Light sails..unbend gear...........------ 


LIGHT SPARS..send down all ......--....-. 
Light spars..send up all...........---.---. 


INDEX WORDS. 


REPAIRED, BELOW. 


FLAG. 
ALLOW, CREW-S. 


BRING OFF. 
SEND FOR. 
SEND FOR. 
SEND, PARTY. . 


How MANY ? 
I HAVE. 
List OF, SEND. 


REPAIR. 


CANNOT BE HAD, 
I HAVE. 

I HAVE NO. 

ON SHORE. 
SEND. 

SEND. 

UNFIT. 

FIRES. 

FIREs, CONDENSING. 
GALLEY-FIRES. 
KEEP IN SIGHT. 


GO AHEAD. 


GO AHEAD. 
LEAD, ANCHORAGE. 


WITHDRAW. 


BEND. 

BEND, GEAR. 
FURL. 
UNBEND. 
UNBEND GEAR. 


SEND DOWN. 
SEND UP. 


Reference 
Nos 


5168 | 


5172 
1755 


4560 
4561 
4556 


5275 


969 


968 


1378 || 


2253 
2254 
4822 


4870 


3916 || 


Signal 
Nos. 


5429 
5430 


5431 


300 


SIGNALS. 


LIGHTENING... the enemy is, his vessel-s over 
the flat-s or shoal-s. 

LIGHT-HOUSE. -I-see, ahead... 55.2.2... 

Light-house.. anchor above the ....-.-..--. 


Light-house..anchor with the, bearing as 
shown by compass signal. 


Light-house..anchor below the .....-...-- 

Light-house..how does the, bear?......... 

Light-house.. bearing of, is or will be shown 
by compass-signal. 

Light-house..the enemy has blown up or 
destroyed the. 


Light-house..do you see the 7............- 
LIGHTER-S.-assist in hauling up-:---...... 
Lighter-s..has or have grounded ..--...-.. 
Lighter—s.-is or are needed..........---.- 
Lighter-8 send slot y- . 2s 22 eee ee 
Lighter-s..has or have swamped ..-.---.. 


Lighter—sre take, into Wivars hace aoe 


Lighter-s..tow, clear of this or the vessel | 


designated. 


LIGHTS..of Commander-in-Chief, carry dur- 
ing the night. 


Lights..and fires, extinguish all.......-.. 
Lights. -houldowaiiilies: cee eae eete eases 
Lights.. haul down your distinguishing- .. 
Lights.. hoist your distinguishing -...---. 


Lights..hoist.your distinguishing, for this 
locality. 


Lights. hoist, or show your position...... 


Lights. hoist, or show your position, the 
moment you commence the execu- 
tion of the signal. 


Lights..and air-ports must be masked or 
screened from dark until daylight. 


Lights..carry your regulation or running 


Lighis..regulation or running, will not be 
carried. 


Lights..are seen in the direction indicated 


LINE... our, has been broken: /)-2.¢--.------ 
Line..our, must not be broken........--. 


Line..carry a, to the vessel aground and 
haul on board a cable for getting 
her off. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY, VESSEL-S, 


AHEAD. 
ANCHOR ABOVE. 
ANCHOR, BEARING. 


ANCHOR BELOW. 
BEARS, HOW ? 
BEARING. 


BLOWN UP. 


Do YOU SEE ? 


ASSIST. 
GROUNDED. 
NEEDED. 
SEND FOR. 
SWAMPED. 
Tow. 
Tow, CLEAR. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF 


EXTINGUISH. 
HAUL DOWN. 
HatL DOWN. 
HOIST, DISTING’ISHING 
HOIsT, LOCALITY. | 


HOIST, POSITION, 
HOIsT, POSITION. 


MASKED, SCREENED, 


REGULATION. 
REGULATION, 


SEEN. 

WHAT, DISIYNG’SHING? 
BROKEN. 

BROKEN. 

CARRY. 


Reference 
Nos. 


« 


~ 
pod 
—_ 
ceo 


970 
551 
1274 


1223 
2226 
2234 


2326 


3878 
1827 
4951 


4447 
5052 
3819 
3820 
3821 


5085 


5086 


3332 | 


3822 
2624 
2625 
2770 


ian! 
C2 
~ 


5438 
5439 


5440 


/ 


5441 


30L 


SIGNALS. 


LINE..keep ahead of the............ 5.02 2% 


Line.. keep ahead of the, more directly. Pe 


Line..of bearing, preserve the present..-. 
Line..reform the broken. ..............-. 
Anes WiLnOUTaWw-OUb Ol. eck eet. 


EINMOP BEARING © will bethat next shown 
by compass signal. 


LINE OF FIRE-.point out the, by compass 


signal. 
Line of fire.-is that shown by compass 
signal. 
Piss lose CLORO Up) vet oh aro a etAls ate wets wile aa need 
ines. OXLERGA MOLD) 56. <.. es c's wines aes 


ioe el Vee VOT, OUNN reas acts ewewtos ha cea e Gene ee 
Load..your guns with canister....-...... 
Load..your guns with grape..-..-...---- 
Load..your guns.with saluting-charges. -. 
Load..your guns with shell for short range 
Load..your guns with solid sbot and full 


charges. 
Load..your guns with shrapnel...--...-. 


Load..your small-arms and have them in 
readiness for immediate use. 


HOCVAD) i Pest CUTS ANG wo a6 eshels ane iw 5 axes 
Loaded., My guns are not’..5.-. 225, ~.---.- 


Leaded 2 small-arms: are = 2..04-6 2% oes - es Oe 


LOCAL KNOWLEDGE..have you, of the 
place ? 


Local knowledge..I have, of the place. .--. 
LOCALITY ..or place, I am unacquainted with 


LONG... hold on as, as you can i.--.....5----* 
LONG RANGE..commence or engage enemy ai 
LONG SCOER anchor with’... <<). -.-0<5ene~s 
LONGITUDE... what was your, by the after- 


noon time sight? Answer by nu- 
meral signal. 


Longitude..what was the, of the enemy | ENEMy? 


when last seen? Answer by nu- 
meral signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


KEEP AHEAD. 
KxEP AHEAD. 
PRESERVE. 
REFORM. 
WITHDRAW. 


SHOWN. 


POINT OUT. 


SHOWN. 


CLOSE UP. 


EXTEND. 


FISHING, NEED. 


GUNS. 

GUNS, CANISTER. 
GUNS, GRAPE. 
GUNS, SALUTING. 
GUNS, SHELL. 
GUNS, SHOT. 


GUNS, SHRAPNEL, 


SMALL-ARMS. 


GUNS. 
GUNS, NOT. 
SMALL-ARMS. 


SMALL-ARMS. 
HAVE You ? 

I HAVE. 
UNACQUAINTED. 
HOoLp. 

ENGAGE, ENEMY. 


ANCHOR. 


| AFTERNOON, SIGHT ¢ 


Reference 
Nos 


Oo © 
3 2 
oo 9 


2235 


2967 
4445 


A575 


5001 
5002 
4944 
5003 
5004 
5005 


5006, 


5007 
5008 


D051 


5169 


5092 
654 
1275 


2943 


302 


SIGNALS. 


LONGITUDE..by last observation that now 


shown. 


Longitude... what was your, by the morn- 
ing time sight? Answer by 
numeral signal. 


Longitude... have you had observations for ? 


INDEX WoRDS. 


LAST OBSERVATION. 


MORNING, SIGHT. 


OBSERVATIONS ? 


Longitude.. report, by numeral signal, sep- | REPORT. 


arating the degrees and minutes 
by the answering-pennant. © 


Longitude..is that now shown by numeral 
signal. 


Longitude.. what was the, of the strange 
vessel when last seen ? 


LOOK..into the harbor, port, or place, and re- 


port whatever you may see. 


LOOKOUT... keep a sharp, ahead and on both 


bows. 
Look bat- stor hreakersic..c / eves eee ee 


Lookout..keep a sharp, for the chased ves- 
sel-s during the night. 


Look out..for danger ...... ..-.2- se nee 
Look out..for fire-rafts ...--...-.-..-2-- 


Lookout..go ahead and keep a sharp; re- 
port what you see. 


Look out.. go ahead, for danger, and report, 
by signal, any that may be dis- 
covered. 


Look out..for iron-clad-s..............-.. 


Lookout... keep a sharp, in the direction in- 
dicated by compass signal. 


Lookout.. keep a sharp, during the night-.- 


Look out..for masked batteries........... 

Lookout... keep a bright, for rocks, reefs, or 
shoals. 

Look out..for signals from vessel desig- 
nated. 

Lookout..keep a sharp, for spies.... ..-.. 


Look out..for and avoid stink-pots.....-.. 
Look out..for sunken danger. ....-...---. 
Look out..for sunken rocks........------- 


Look out..for torpedoes..........-. ------ 
Look out ..for torpedo-boat-s ......-..---- 


LOOKOUTS..double your...............-... 


ahead and on each wing. 


a 


SHOWN. 


STRANGE VESSEL? 
HARBOR, PORT. 


AHEAD, BOWS. 


BREAKERS. 
CHASED VESSEL-S. 


DANGER. 
FIRE-RAFTS. 
GO AHEAD. 


GO AHEAD. 


TRON-CLAD-S. 
KEEP, DIRECTION. 


KEEP, NIGHT. 
MASKED BATTERIES. 
Rocks. 


SIGNALS. 


SPIEs. 
STINK-POTS. 
SUNKEN DANGER. 
SUNKEN ROCKS. 
SUNKEN WRECKS. 


TORPEDOES. 


TORPEDO-BOAT-S. 


DOUBLE. 


LOOKOUT-STATIONS .. gunboats will take, | GUNBOATS, TAKE. _ 


| 


Reference 
Nos 


2942 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDS. 
* 
LOOKOUT-VESSEL-S.. detail. ............-. DETAIL. 
LOOSE SAILS. 
Loose sails..and haul out to bow-lines....| BOW-LINES. 
Loose sails..and cross royal-yards ........ CROSS ROYAL-YARDS. 


Loose sails..to a bow-line and cross royal- | CROSS ROYAL-YARDS. 
yards. 


Loose Tat aire cross topgallant-yards....| CROSS TOPGALL’I-YDS. 


Loose sails..to a bow-line and cross top- | CROSS TOPGALL’T-YDSs. 
gallant-yards. 

Loose sails..and cross topgallant and royal| CROSS TOPGALL’T AND 
yards. ROYAL YARDS. 


Loose sails..to a bow-line and cross top- | CROSS TOPGALL’T AND 
gallant and royal yards. ROYAL YARDS. 


LOOSING..to and furling from a bow-line, | FURLING, EXERCISE. 
exercise at. 


Loosing ..and furling sails, exercise at ....| FURLING, EXERCISE. 

LOST ..a bower-anchor, I have.............-.. ANCHOR, BOWER. 
Lost. a sheet-anchor, I have...........-. ANCHOR, SHEET. 
Lost..the battle, we have................ BATTLE. 


Lost..voat-s, I have.—[If more than one, Boat-s. 
the number will be shown by nu- 
meral signal. ] 


Lost..or carried away, my bowsprit, I | Bowsprir. 


have. 

Lost..a stream-cable, I have. ..-.. ag oie CABLE. 

Lost, -my rudder, b haves. 0s. cece 22: RUDDER. 

Lost. -mny sails, T have. ses 26 foe. elo SAILS. 

Lost..my light spars, I have.........---- SPARS. 

Lost..the vessel designated has been-.--- VESSEL. 

Lost.. wrecked people are all...........-- WRECKED PEOPLE. 

Lost..a part of the wreeked people are....| WRECKED PEOPLE. 
LOW..very, my barometer is standing. ..-.--. BAROMETER, 

FE Dd Ve ee EAP aR ee em Aan tS FIRE. 

Low..steam, keep under ..........-..---- STEAM, KEEP. 

Low..the water is, above...........-.... WATER, ABOVE. 

Low..the water is very, on the bar ....-.. WATER, BAR. 

Low..the water is very, in the bay...---. WATER, BAY. 

Low..the water is, below ........---..--- WATER, BELOW. 


Low..the water is very, in the channel...) WATER, CHANNEL. 
WW AT hn Wee's os oo. <5 eco nte ee eee WaIr. 


AW Eos VOU AINE Beni c ion ccc oa a aeaa wae ae Boats. 
DOOR oN ere et fos Sas o's, age o Beane ee FIRE. 


| Re 


| 


ference 


Nos. 


Sy) 
op) 
— 
w 


4389 
4388 


1276 
1318 
2200 
2393 


2547 


2673 


1030 


2145 
1009 
5279 


2135. 
2204 


2845 


2394 
1010 


304 } | 4 


i o 
| : 
| Signal eal ’ Bad 
| Ns, SIGN ALS. INDEX WORDS Bz 
- s J fo} 
| LOWER..down, g0°--.. o32 seas eee ee Go. 4910 
LOWER BOOMS..get alongside.-..-.......- GET ALONGSIDE. 4883 
! Lower booms... get Out... -o- -pe see wewas eek 4 | GET OUT. 4884 
| 
Ph471 | LOWER MASTS. stay =o ae eee ee Stray. 
| LOWER YARDS..exercise sending up and | EXERCISE., 4385 
down. 
Lower yards..send down, and house top- | SEND DOWN. 3917 
masts. 
Lower yards..send up and fid topmasts.} SEND UP. 4507 


5472 | LUBRICATING-OIL..-report daily consump- | DAILy CONSUMPTION. 
tion, full steaming, in gal- 
lons, by numeral signal. 


| 5473 Lubricating-oil..report daily consumption,| DAILY CONSUMPTION. 
| in gallons, on present duty, 
by numeral signal. 


5474 Lubricating-oil..report the number of gal- | GALLONS, SPARE. 
lons, you have to spare. 


5475 Lubricating-oil..needed for machinery ....| NEEDED. i 


Lubricating-oil. report, first, number of | REPORT, DAYS, GAL-| 623 
days’ full steaming, and|  LONs. 

then number of gallons 

on hand, by numeral sig- 


nal. 
1 5476 | Lubricating-oil..on hand, report number | REPORT, ON HAND. 
of gallons. 
| 5477 Lubricating-oil..is ranning short......-.-- SHORT. 
| 5478 | Lubricating-oil..can you spare any ..----. SPARE? 
D479 Lubricating-oil..can spare the number of | SPARE, GALLONS. 


gallons, indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


| 5480 


5482 


305 


Signal). 


Nos. 


5487 


5468 


5489 


5490 
0491 
5492 


5493 
5494 


SIGNALS. 


DAGHINUY >. is.in Dad-order..:-..-..... 225 
Machinery .-is in good working order..... 
Machinery..my steam, is injured......... 
Machinery..needs overhauling ...--.-.--- 


MACUINICT-S cl aminineed-ot .t2-..23.0-~. 
Machinist-s..send, on shore to the shop... 
Machinist-s..send, to this or the vessel 

designated. 


MADE..all arrangements have been, for car- 
rying out your instructions. 

MAGAZINE..has blown up on shore ~......... 

Magazine..is bomb-proof .-.......2.....: 


Magazine..flood the, in season to insure 
against explosion. - 


Marat. c 1s MOULOU Ss oo 9 te inom 3c. 
Magazine..send a guard to the........... 


Magazine..send gunner with gang to the, 
to fill powder. 


DAL DON ALP Leelee eee conea tos oo. ous ose 
Mail.-await the arrival of the: .-.....-.. 
Mato DEIN PIO Wht. Asacy dee seee 223.440 
Mattccnas Closed: 22225... 22-8 e ees eanca ss 
IM GU Seno uOlLCOUnCChc cscs a ocak ae 
Mail. .has failed-to connect .......2...... 
MOL Will: COUNGGG.. =. on. sous Sa Ee 
Mail..is expected to arrive soon ..--..-.. 


Mail..for the fleet or squadron, I have... 


Mail..an opportunity offers for sending, 
home at the time indicated. 


Mail..an opportunity offers for sending, 
to the place designated by signal. 


Mail..send ashore for the...-..-.-.....--. 
Mail..send the, ashiore.......-..-..-.--! 
Mail..send for, to this or vessel designated 


INDEX WORDS. 


BAD ORDER. 
Goop ORDER. 
INJURED. 
NEEDS. 


NEED. 
SEND. 
SEND. 


ARRANGEMENTS. 


BLOWN UP. 
BOMB-PROOF. 
FLOOD. 


FLOODED. 
SEND GUARD. 
SEND GUNNER. 


ARRIVED. 
AWAIT. 
BRING OFF. 
CLOSED. 
CONNECT. 


‘| CONNECT. 


CONNECT. 
EXPECTED. 
FLEET. 


OPPORTUNITY OFFERS. 


OPPORTUNITY OFFERS. 


SEND, ASHORE. 
SEND, ASHORE. 
SEND. 


Mail..send, to this or the vessel designated) SEND. 


Matt. chas heen sents-~s =. .25 Se ee oe eee 4 


SENT. 


tr SSRN e—npe ree + 


| 
| 


Reference 
Nos 


2102 
4265 
5204 
4266 


1620 


2330 
2506 
4663 


4665 
4957 


4996 


1684 
1650 
2602 
2978 
323 

4467 
3220 
1662 
5405 
5406 


20N 8 


306 


SIGNALS. INDEX WonrpDs. 
MAIL-BOAT.. detain the .....-.2.-.- WE Btn oat DETAIN. 
Mail-boat..dispatch, to the. place desig- | Dispatcu. 


nated by signal. 
MAIL-STEAMER.. await the arrival of the 
next. 


Mail-steamer.. American, the strange ves- 
sel is. 


Mail-steamer..seen is British ............- 


Mail-steamer.. Austrian Lloyd’s, the str’nge 
vessel is. 


MAIN-BEAM..a, is badly sprung. ...-.....--- 
MAIN CHANNEL..-anchor in the ..........-. 
Main channel..enter by the...-.. .....-.- 


Main channel..examine, and report least 
depth of water in feet. 


Main channel.. guard the entrance to the-. 


Main channel..take station in the center 
of the. 


MAIN SHAFT.-is damaged... 9g ee WOR. 
MAIN-TOPGALLANT MAST..is sprung..-.-. 
MAIN-TOPGALLANT YARD. .is sprung...--.. 


MAIN-TOPMAST..is damaged or sprung --.-- 
Main-topmast shift .2c 22S sce see eee 


MAIN-TOPSAIL.. Admiral or Commander-in- 
‘Chief’s, is aback. 


Main-topsail.-brace aback ..........:..%. 


Main-topsatl-sTiie ee eee na ee ae 
Main-topsatl A1otl eee nee esa nee 


Main-topsail..reef; if more than one, the 
number will be shown. 


Main-topsatl. Sei S72. ot ecco nee 
mM Main-topsatl. take ins eae eee 


MAIN-TOPSAIL YARD..is injured. .........- 
Main-topsail yard... shift 


MAIN TRUCK... height of, from water-line, in 
feet, report by numeral signal. 


MAINYARD ..send down 2. y.eun ee ee 
Mainyard..send down, and fish .......--. 
Mainyard..send Up... 2. .<snpcke eee nee 
Mainyard..shift...<. 2. 1/350, See 
Mainyard..is sprung or damaged ...-...-. 


AWAIT, ARRIVAL. 


AMERICAN, STRANGE. 


BrirvisH. 


LLOyD’s, AUSTRIAN. 


BADLY SPRUNG. 


ANCHOR. 
ENTER. 
EXAMINE, DEPTH. 


GUARD, ENTRANCE. 
STATION, CENTER. 


DAMAGED. 
SPRUNG. 
SPRUNG. 


DAMAGED. 
SHIFT. 


ABACK, ADMIRAL’S. 


BRACE ABACK. 
Arig ev 

FURL. 

REEF. 


SET. 
TAKE IN. 
INJURED. 
SHIFT. 


REPORT. 


SEND DOWN. 
SEND DOWN. 
SEND UP. 
SHIFT. 
SPRUNG. 


Reference 
Nos 


ss 
° 
<2 
€o 


) 
o~ 
we 
— 
— 


2021 


2216 


1277 
4298 . 
4349 


4317 


3424 


3425 


502 


506 
4510 
4824 |: 


3426 | 
| 


307 


Signal 
Nos. 


5508 


5509 
5510 


5o11 


5513 


5514 


SIGNALS. 
MAINMAST..is damaged or spruug.........-. 
PAESTNG Ae Ton 4. tae = = Sobre et 


Mamsail..goose-Wing ...-......-..<.<--- 
ere era tars TRULLOA), wileiw as onic s.0's ssc bee sacle 


Mainsail..reef; if more than one, it will 
be indicated. 


MI EHSILL Ee BOIS Biers S90 kaos oes Coa en 


MAINTAIN... your position until relieved ..... 


Maintain..I can, my position until re- 
lieved. 


Mairtain..my position, I cannot, much 
longer without relief. 


Maintain. .the prescribed distance........ 


Maintain..the rate of speed indicated by 
numeral signal in knots. 


MAKE..the best of your-way to the anchorage 


Make..all necessary arrangements for en- 
tering upon your duties at the 
arliest practicable noment. 


Make..demonstrations at the point which 
will be designated. 


Make..and send detail of boats, officers, 
and crew, available for special 
duty. 


Make..a feint, to mislead the enemy..-.-... 
Make.. good your deficiencies in supplies... 
Make. -inquiry and report the facts. ...-.-.. 


Make..the best of your way to the desig- 
nated port or place. 


Make..the best of its or their way to a 
place of safety, disabled ves- 
sel-s will. 


Make..the best of its or their way to a 
place of safety, unarmed ves- 
sel-s will. 


Make..requisitions for the articles wanted. 
Make..all the resistance in your power... 
Moke signaliora pilot)... ...2-20-2 deabes 


Make..signals as seldom as possible in the 
presence of the enemy. 


Make..a survey of the entrance or ap- 
proaches to the port or harbor. 


Make..a trial-trip with the vessel......-. 


MAKE OUT.. without delay, accounts of offi- 


cers and men. 
Make out..frigate, I cannot ...-...... 2. 


INDEX WORDS. 


DAMAGED. 


FURL. 
GOOSE-WING. 
HAUL UP. 
REEF. 


SET. 


POSITION. 
POSITION, I CAN. 


POSITION, CANNOT. 


PRESCRIBED DISTANGE. 
RATE, SPEED. 


ANCHORAGE. 
ARRANGEMENTS. 
DEMONSTRATIONS. 
DETAIL BOATS, &C. 
FEINT, ENEMY. 
GOOD, DEFICIENCIES. 


INQUIRY. 
PORT. 


PLACE, SAFETY. 
PLACE, SAFETY. 


REQUISITION, ARTICLES 
RESISTANCE. 

SIGNAL, PILOT. 
SIGNALS, SELDOM. 


SURVEY, PORT. 


TRIAL-TRIP. 


ACCOUNTS, OFVICERS. 


FRIGATE, CANNOT. 


4406 
3004 
3207 


3675 


1711 


Oy ae 


4796 


orn 308 


Y 
Sir ig 
Signa 2 
Signal SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. aS 
Nos. } pa 
5520 | MAKE SAIL. . : 
Make soit. convoy will): osc. sce Pee CONVOY. 3262 
Make sail. . disabled vessel-s will......---. DISABLED VESSEL-S. | 3676 || 
Moke sail..and discontinue steaming. .... DISCONTINUE ST’MING.| 3711 
5521 Make'sail..to troyals.-.-2. ene cemena ees ROYALS. 
5522 Make sail..to topgallant-sails..........-- TOPGALLANT-SAILS. 
5023 Make satl..to topsails, courses, jib, and | TOPSAILS, COURSES, &C 
spanker. 
MAKING SAIL..the enemyis........--.....- ENEMY. 4114 
Making sail..ond shortening, exercise at..| EXERCISE. | 4390 
5024 Making sail..the strange vessel-s is or are. | STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
MALIGNANT othe, dissase isess oe eee ene DISEASE. 3730 
Malignant..type, the fever is of a........ FEVER. 4492 
Malignant..type, the fever is not of a ....| FEVER. 4495 
MAN. .a, has been drowned .:.-.-f2...-. seek. DROWNED. 3979 
5525 Man <-O VET DORIC. asco e sates Mote: OVERBOARD. 
5526 Man..the prize-s as fast as possible, and | PRIZE-S, INSTRUCT, 
- jnstruct the prize-masters to PRIZE-MASTERS. 
make the best of their way 
after the fleet or to the port 
: designated. 
5527 WW anesthe: yards = fee. nee bias pee ea | YARDS. 
MAN-OF-WAR..seen ahead or in the direction | AHEAD, 978 
indicated by compass signal. 
Man-of-war.. American, the strange vessel | AMERICAN. 1130 
‘ seen is. . 
Man-of-war..Austrian, the vessel seen is. .} AUSTRIAN. 2022 
Man-of-war..chased vessel is............- CHASED VESSEL. 2899 
Man-of-war.. English, the vessel seen is...| ENGLISH. 4237 
Man-of-war.. French, the vessel seen is..-.| FRENCH. 4779 
5528 Man-of-war.. Prussian or German, the ves- | PRUSSIAN. . 
sel seen is. 
5529 Man-of-war ..strange vessel is.........-.-. STRANGE VESSEL. 
5030 Man-of-war..of the nation indicated, the | STRANGE VESSEL. 
strange vessel seen is. 
MANNED..the enemy’s battery-ies is or are..| ENEMyY’s BATTERY-IES) 2185. 


Manned..or occupied, the enemy’s bat- | ENEMY’s BATTERY-IES, 2189 
tery-ies is or are not, or do 
not appear to be. 


MANCEUVRE..the fleet will, under sail alone, | EXERCISE. 4378 
for exercise. j 
Maneuvre..the fleet will, under steam | EXERCISE. A379 


alone, for exercise. 
Maneuvre..the fleet will, under steam | ExErcIsE. 43¢0 


and sail, for exercise. 


Signal 
Nos. 


#5532 


5533 


SIGNALS. 


MARCH..forces on shore will, without bag- 
gage. 


MARINE BRIGADE..hold, in readiness for 
landing. 


MARINE GUARD.. detail, for service........- 
Mie OUUPATBOUG. LOL. oie e's cue eee 


MARINE OFFICER. -is dead or killed ..---. : 
Marine officer..is wounded ...-....--...:. 


MARINES..have been detailed .............. 


Marines..have not been detailed ........- | 


Marines .. will dress in blouses, white caps 
and pants. 


Marines .. will dress in fatigue-coats, white 
caps and pants. 


Marines ..will dress in fatigue-dress ...... 
Marines ..will dress in full dress .-.....-.. 


Marines..will dress in full es with | 
white ponts. 


Marines ..send, on shore for drili --.-. on 
Marinegan.6mbark the. .o- 22. os Oo ek ee 


Marines .. brigade of, hold in readiness for 
landing. 


SV yeness STACI gag ce ik owas ow ee 


Marines. .commanding officer-s of, will re- 
port to the senior naval officer 
for assignment to duty. 


Marines..send, ashore, to protect dock- 


yard. 
MASK..all lights during the night..........- 
MASKED. -battery-ies, look out for...--. eae 
Masked. .the enemy’s battery-—ies is or are. 
MAST. SACTOMAN SIN ULOU 2 o0 ns ot as ona ceta ce: i 
Masts innin, isinjured *.2<..-2< <4. 42<-4- 
Most= mizzen, isinjured ts. 2.222 es eset 


MASTERS..send a list of...-.-... ae 


MAS Fes cum awa yevoUle 8. ae aocalnet es 

Masts..my, are damaged ....-....---.--.- 

DM St Stak OME ages ths ae ove caean Gee 

MEANS..are available for carrying out your 
instructions. 


Means..are not available for carrying out 
your ivstructions. 


Reference 
Nos 


| 
aa INDEX WonrDs. 


WITHOUT BAGGAGE. 


READINESS, LANDING. 


DETAIL, SERVICE. 
SEND FOR. 
Drap. 

| Wounpen. 


} 

| DETAILED. 
DETAILED, NOT. 
Dress. 


DRESS. 


| DRESS. 
| DRESS. 
Dress. 


DRILL, LAND. 
EMBARK. 


HOLD, READINESS. 


LAND. 


REPORT, SENIOR. 


SEND, DOCK-YARD. 


LIGHTS. 


BATTERY-IES,LOOK 0’T 


| ENEMY’ S BATTERY-IES 


MIZZEN. 
SEND LIST. 


CuT AWAY. 
| DAMAGED. 
STAY. 


AVAILABLE. 


NOT AVAILABLE. 


2116 


2186 
4186 


3414 


, 3423 


3429 


3379 
3428 


2039 


2041 


310 


5587 


SIGNALS... 


MECHANICS. discharge all .... 202.2) ue. 
Mechanics..are needed.........-....-...- 
Mechanics..send, ashore ..............--- 
Mechanics..send, to this or the vessel] des- 

ignated. 

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. - needed for wounded 


MEDICAL BOARD OF SURVEY..assemble on 
board of this or the vessel designated. 
MEDICAL OFFICER-S..needed-....-...----. 
Medical officer-s..send, to this or the ves- 

sel designated. 
MEDICINES... are nected 3222 -e- > = eee cae 


MEN..allow, liberty on shore for the number 
of hours indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Men..arm, before leaving the sbip or 
landing. 


Men..what is your complement of? ....-- 


Men..some of my, have deserted ; number 
will be indicated by numeral signal. 


Men.-.have been detailed..............-.. 
' Men.-have not been detailed. .... 2... 2... 
Men.-.or vessels, do not expose unneces- 


sarily. 
Men..get all, on board without delay. --.-- 
Men..of the fleet are in good spirits...... 
Men. . need, GO eer ains: oe eee ese eee 


Men..recall all, without delay..----..... 
Men..and officers, rest your.............. 


Men..send. ashore 4S many, as can be 
spared. 


Men..send down, from aloft ..:.-...--.-. 
Men... send 36x, On shore Fhe eee ae 


Men..send the number, indicated by nu- 
meral signal to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Men.. whose terms of service have expired, 
send list of names and rates. 


Men.. going on duty will take their break- 
tast with them. 


Mon..going on duty will take their din- 
ner with them. 


Men..going on duty will take their sup- 
per with them. 


ufo. .tranafer:the,...-.-2 se eee 


| INDEX WORDS. 


SEND, VESSEL. 


WOUNDED, NEED. 


ASSEMBLE. 


NEEDED. 
SEND. 


NEEDED. 


ALLOW, LIBERTY. 


ARM. 


COMPLEMENT, WHAT? 
DESERTED. 


DETAILED. 
DETAILED. 
EXPOSE. 


GET ON BOARD. 
GOOD SPIRITS. 
NEED. 

RECALL. 

REstT. 

SEND ASHORE. 


SEND. 

SEND For. 

SEND, NUMBER. 
SERVICE, EXPIRED. 
TAKE BREAKFAST, 
TAKE DINNER. 
TAKE SUPPER. 


TRANSFER. 


Reference 
Nos 


we) 
or) 
io) 
= 


1758 


3623 
3624 
3862 


4885 
4639 


oll 


2 
ss 
.. = 
Spal SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. £ 
“4 A 
| ne 
_ 
5546 | MEN.-have been transferred. ......-.-...---. TRANSFERRED. 
say MIEN AC. MO. CUOINY.s 5.25 0-.-5. seve cus doce ENEMY. 
Bao AC eed QE 4 n'e nin op one's on panes ek wee I AM. 
5549 | MEND..sail -.....--. Greg acco os Me eee SAIL. 
' MF RCHANTMAN..strange vessel-s seen is or | AMERICAN. 1134 
are American. 
Merchantmen..strange vessel-s seen is or | AUSTRIAN. 2023 
are Austrian. 
Merchantman..seen is Brazilian .......... BRAZILIAN. 2504 
Merchantman..seen is Dutch: .... ....-... DUTCH. 3986 
Merchantman..seen is English........---.. ENGLISH. 4288 
Merchantman..seen is French ..-.-........ FRENCH. 4780 
5550 Merchantman..seen is Portuguese ....-..-. PORTUGUESE. 
5551 Merchantman..seen is Prussian or German!) PRUSSIAN. 
5552 Merchantman..seen is Russian...--...---. RUSSIAN. 
5553 Merchantman..seen is Spanish ...-....... SPANISH. 
5554 Merchantman..the strange vessel seen is a. STRANGE VESSEL. 
5555 Merchantman: - of the notion indicatede the | STRANGE VESSEL. 
strange vessel is. 
MERCHANTMEN.. American, convoy, to the | AMERICAN, Convoy. } 1131 
place or port designated. 
Merchantmen.. American, convoy all, that | AMERICAN, CONVOY. | 11382 
are fallen in with proceed- 
-ing in the same direction 
as yourself. 
Merchontmen.. American, join and protect, | AMERICAN, PROTECT. | 1133 
until out of danger from | : 
the enemy’s cruisers. 
MERCURIAL... barometer, can you spare?...., BAROMETER, SPARE? | 2146 
’ . : 
MESSAGE... which will be communicated to | DELIVER. 3052 
you by telegraphic signal 
immediately after this sig- 
nal is answered, deliver to 
the Admiral or Commander- 
in-Chief, or to the Com- 
mander of the vessel desig- 
nated. 
\ 
MESSENGER. -détain the ..-../....2-.22 0.0. DETAIN. 3633 
Messenger. .dispatch a,to communicate the DISPATCH. 3778 
news received. 
Messenger ..or vessel, I have dispatched...) DISPATCHED. | 3789 
5556 Messenger .. has not returned’ ........,-....| NOT RETURNED. 
5557 Messenger ..has returned ....--...------,.| RETURNED. 
MET. .with disaster, I have...~..:..--.0..2208 DISASTER. 3693 | 


312 


5563 


5567 


SIGNALS. 
MET ..with disaster, I have not....- ae pigwa ee 
Met.-with a reverse, we have........---. 


MEXICAN..the flag of the strange vessel 
seen is. 


MIDDLE CHANNEL. anchor in or near the 
entrance to the. 
Middle channel..enter by the. ..-.....-... 


MIDSHIPMEN: send (a lishomec. Sees 


MILD. the epidemic js teceses es ene eee wee 
Mild .. the yellow fever is, and yields 
readily to proper treatment. 
MILITARY..commander, ascertain what, pro- 
poses to do. | 


Military .. commander-in-chief has ar- 
rived at the point or place which 
will be designated. 


MISCARRIED..the undertaking has.....-.-.-- 


MISSING BOAT-S..has or have been found.. 
Missing boat-s..go in search of the......- 


Missing boat-s..has or have not been heard 
from. 


MISSING VESSEL-S..do you see? ......--.- 
Missing vessel-s..go in search of the...--- 


Missing vessel-s..has or have not been 
heard from. 


MISSION .-inform me or the Commander-in- 
Chief of the result of your. 


MISUNDERSTOOD..you have, the signal.... 
MIZZEN-MAB Eecae unites fo) ese woe eae are 


MIZZ EN-TOPGALLANT MAST..is sprung... 
MIZZEN-TOPGALLANT YARD..is sprung .-. 


MIZZEN-TOPMAST..is sprung or damaged .. 
Mizzen-topmash.c BUIb = nos nen sae 


MIZZEN-TOPSAIL..Admiral’s or Command- 
er-in-Chief’s, is aback. 


Mizzen-topsail. .brace aback .........----. 
Mizeen-topsatl.,. fill?<- 2 -eee ee eee we 
Mizzen-tonsail..farl: 2:2 ce. eee eae 


Mizzen-topsail..reef—[If more than one, 
number avill be shown by nu- 
meral signal. ] 


—— 


INDEX WORDS. 


DISASTER. 
REVERSE. 


FLAG. 


ANCHOR. 


ENTER. 
SEND LIST. 


EPIDEMIC. 
YELLOW FEVER. 


COMMAND’R, PROPOSES 


COMMAND’R-IN-CHIEF, 
ARRIVED, 
UNDERTAKING. 


FOuND. 
GO IN SEARCH. 
NOT HEARD FROM. 


Do YOU SEE? 
GO IN SEARCH. 
NOT HEARD. 


INFORM, RESULT. 


SIGNAL. 
INJURED. 
SPRUNG. | 
SPRUNG. 


DAMAGED. 
SHIFT, 


ADMIRAL’S, ABACK, 


BRACE ABACK, 
FIL... 
FURL. 
REEF. 


Reference || 
Nos 


wo 
=) 
=) 
= 


4329 


1728 


1635 


4304 |; 


2395 
2397 
396 


3879 


5197 


3429 


313 


——— 


g 
Signal) - Walk. Ba 
‘Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX WorRDSs. 3 2 
a 
fee) MIA ZEN LORSATI I fet . 2. oe ce eceecden = SET. 
5569 Mizzen-topsail ..take in ...2 2.222. scence: TAKE IN. 
MIZZEN-TOPSAIL YARD..is sprung or dam- | DAMAGED. 3431 
aged. 
5570 Mizzen-topsail yard..shift .,.......-...--. SuHIPr. 
MONEY..land the, under guard............ "..| LAND. 5345 
BIN alee VOOUIO a Sao  9'n « fel s Set ataes NEEDED. 4811 
| Money..cannot be procured...........--. PROCURED. 4813 
Money ..may: be procured ....:........... PROCURED. 4812 
Do 1 Moncey ..or treasure, receive, for safe-keep- | RECEIVE. 
ing ‘ 
| eee a. SOTO Ur eo) sete ste nadine eee we aes SEND. 4816 
| MONITOR-S..accompany the..-....-2-....2. ACCOMPANY. 596 
Monitor-s..wll advance to the attack....}) ADVANCE. 861 
Monitor-s.. will hold the enemy in check.} ENEMY, CHECK. 5090 
Monitor-s..go ahead in the * prescribed | GO AHEAD. 979 
| order. 
| Monitor-s .. designated will lead into action| Lkap, ACTION. 5376 
| Monitor-s..will lead the advance -.....--. LEAD, ADVANCE. 5377 
aide Monitor-s..is or are seen in direction in- | SEEN. 
dicated. Z 
Monsior-3 take. 1 tOW oo... oe ence ween es Tow. 5240 
Monitors..or iron-clads will withdraw....| WITHDRAW. 1541 
then yates a [URUGUAYAN] .-. the flag | Fac, STRANGE. 4622 
shown by strange vessel is. 
MOON..take advantage of the, to accomplish | ADVANTAGE. 895 
the object. 
5573 | MOOR SHIP. ; 
Moor ship..head and stern .........-.....| HEAD AND STERN. 1262 
9074 Moor ship.. with open hawse, to the point | OPEN HAWSE. 


of the compass indicated. 


MOORISH [MOROCCO]..the flag shown by | FLac. 4596 
the strange vessel is. 


= 


MORNING..and evening, in the cool of, exer- | EVENING, EXERCISES. | 4346 
cises must be gone through 
with. 
MORTAR-VESSEL-S..cease firing. ......-... CEASE FIRING. 2508 
Mortar-vessel-s.. commence firing....----- | COMMENCE FIRING. 2509 
Mortar-vessel-s..is or are damaged .-..-... DAMAGED. 3432 
Mortar-vessel-s..in need of ammunition ..| NEED AMMUNITION. 1175 
H Mortar-vessel-s..in need of fuzes ..-....-- NEED FUZE. 4833 
i 5575 Mortar-vessel-s..in need of powder..-.---. NEED POWDER. 


d14 


— 


Signal 
Nos. 


5576 


5977 


Or 
Or 
> 
oo) 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WoORDs. 


MORTAR-VESSEL-S..in need of shells 
Mortar-vessel-s ..open fire at time indicated 
Mortar-vessel-s..take position 


ewer eee eee eee 


Mortar-vessel-s..designated has or have 
been sunk. 
Mortar-vessel-s..take, in tow..-...--..---- 
Mortar-vessel-s..tow, to proper station-s.. 
Mortar-vessel-s.. withdraw 


Mortar-vessel-s..are withdrawing 


MOTION..the enemy is in 
Motion..the enemy is not in 


Motion..the land-force is in 


Motion.-the land-force is not in 


| 
| 


me 


NEED SIIELLS. 
OPEN FIRE. 
POSITION. 
SUNK. 


Tow. 
Tow. 
WITHDRAW. 
WITHDRAWING. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 
LAND-FORCE. 
LAND-FORCE, 


MOTIONS..of the Commander-in-Chief or | COMMAND’R-IN- CHIEF, 


senior officer, disregard the. 


Motions..and course of the Commander- 
in-Chief, follow, with or with- 
out signals. 


Motions..of the enemy, report by signal. -- 


MOUTH..of the harbor, anchor at the 
Mouth. .of the river, anchor at the ..-.-.... 


MOVE..I do not intend to, at present 
Move..be ready for an early 
Move. -.at the beginning of the ebb-tide. -- 
Move..the fleet will, at the hour indicated 
Move..at the beginning of the flood-tide. . 


eer ec seee rere wee nse eee es 


Move. -at high-water 
Move 2:10 GHG AGI Getter anaes aie ew a iert 
Move..our army is about to ::2..........- 


Move. -our forces are about to 
Move. .to the right 


MOVE DOWN. 
MOVE OFF. 


MOVE UP. 


MOVEMENT..I contemplate an early 
Movement..I do not contemplate an early. 


Movement.-enemy is attempting a flank. -. 
Movement..be in readiness for a forward... 
MOVEMENTS..of the Commander-in-Chief 


and fleet, pay strict atten- 
tion to. 


DISREGARD. 


COMMAND’R-IN- CHIEP, 
FOLLOW. 


ENEMY, REPORT. 


HARBOR, ANCHOR. 
RIVER, ANCHOR. 


DO NOT, PRESENT. 
EARLY, READY. 
EBB-TIDE. 

FLEET, HOUR. 
F'LOOD-TIDE. 
HIGH-WATER. 
LEFT. 

OUR ARMY. 

OUR FORCES. 
RIGHT. 


EARLY. 
EARLY. 
FLANK. 
FORWARD. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF 758 


| Reference 
Nos 


: 


“ 
— 
So 
a 


3239 
3240 
2005 
4770 


815 


SIGNALS. 


MOVEMENTS..conceal as much as possible 
the object designed by your. 


Movements .. or intentions, disguise as mueb 
as possible. 


Movements..of the enemy appear to be 
active. 


Movements ..of the enenty are concealed... - 


Movements..of the enemy appear to be a 
feint. 


Movements..of the enemy, inform me or 
the Commander - in - Chief of 
all the. 


Movements.-of the enemy are suspicious. . 


Movements..of the enemy are very uncer- 
tain. 


Movements ..expedite your................ 
Movements..and intentions, keep secret. -- 
Movements..my, are designed to be a feint 
Movements ..enemy’s, are anticipated . --.-. 


Movements..regulate your, according to | 
circumstances. 


Movements..regulate your, by this or the | 
vessel designated. a 


Movements..recent, and their results, send 
report of, or communicate by 
telegraphic signal. 


Movements..our, are suspected - .......--. 


MUNITIONS -..of war, examine the, and report 
their condition. 


MUSCAT. .the flag of, is the one shown by the 
strange vessel. 


MUSKET ..rifle, ammunition, in need of....-. 


MUTINY .-0n board this vessel: .............. 


Mutiny..on board of the strange vessel or 
the one designated. 


Mutiny ..has been suppressed .-....-..-.- 
Mutiny.-has not been suppressed. .....-.. 


MYSTERIOUS..or suspicious, are, the move- 
ments of the enemy. 


ee 8) DAS — A (> L A_{}- 


INDEX WORDS. 


CONCEAL, 
DISGUISE. 


ENEMY, ACTIVE. 


ENEMY, CONCEALED. 


ENEMY, FEINT. 


ENEMY, INFORM. 


ENEMY, SUSPICIOUS. 
ENEMY, UNCERTAIN. 


EXPEDITE. 
KEEP SECRET. 
My, FEINT. 
EXNEMY’S. 


REGULATE, .CIRCUM- 


STANCES. 
REGULATE, VESSEL. 


RESULTS, REPORT. 


SUSPECTED. 


EXAMINE, REPORT. 
EEAG: 


AMMUNITION, NEED. 
ON BOARD. 

STRANGE VESSEL, 
SUPPRESSED. 
SUPPRESSED. 


MOVEMENTS. 
fe Seor e 
/ 


) 


628 


4350 


4597 


1176 


5600 


316 


SIGNALS. 


NARROW..the channel is very ..-...-..--... 
Narrow..the entrances 0. Si. oe cae nee 


NATION..whose flag is shown has declared 
war against us. 


Nation..indicated, with its flag at the 
fore, salute the. 


Nation..the flag of what, does the stranger 
show ? 


NATIONS. that will be indicated are in alli- 


ance against us. 


Nations..treaty of alliance has been en- 
tered into by the, whose flags 
are shown. 


Nations..treaty of alliance has been en- 
tered into with the, which will 
be designated by signal. 


Nations..whose flags are shown are at 
war with each other. 
NATIONAL SALUTE. -fire, at noon..... alesis 


NATIONAL SECRET SIGNAL..for this day, 
hoist or display. — 


NAVIGABLE. .the bayou is, for launches and 
other boats. 


Navigable..the bayou is, for small. steam- 
ers or vessels. 


INDEX WorRDs. 


CHANNEL. 
ENTRANCE. 


ANCHOR. - 
ANCHOR. 
ANCHOR. 


DECLARED WAR. 
FLAG, SALUTE. 


FLAG, STRANGER ? 


ALLIANCE. 


ALLIANCE, 


ALLIANCE. 


WAR. 


SALUTE, FIRE. 


SECRET SIGNAL, HOIST. 


Bayou. 


Bayou. 


Navigable..the bayou is not, for our small | Bayou. 


steamers. 


Reference 
Nos 


2846 
4318 

552 
1224 
1281 
3503 


4532. 


3046 


1041 


1043 | 


1042 | 


5607 


5608 


317 


SIGNALS. 


NAVIGABLE..the river is not, at its present 
stage. 


Navigable..the stream is, for vessels whose 
draught does not exceed the 
number of feet indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Navigable..the stream is not...-......... 


Navigable..the stream is not, for our ves- 
sels. 


Navigable. .the stream is, for launches and 
other boats. 


Navigable.. the stream is, for small steamers 


NAVIGATING OFFICER-S..-repair on board 
of this or the vessel designated. 


NAVIGATION. .is difficult.........- Sg Ae 
DV OIG ATION <= 18 COSY 100s wen eed.<s tine 23% 
NAVY DEPARTMENT..await orders from ... 
Navy Depariment..send returns to....--.-- 


NAVY HEADQUARTERS..send to the....... 
NAVY-YARD..go to the-.......-...--.-..--. 


Navy-yard..seud to, for supplies ...2..-- 


NEAR..as safety will permit, approach....... 
Near..come, as youcan with safet¥...--.. 
Near..the coal-vessel, anchor............ 
Near. .the entrance, anchor ........-...-. 
Near ..the fort, BHGHOTE Se etea ed actos: 
Near..the hospital, anchor-..5.......%.: | 
Wear ssthe- island, achorosess-. seta: 
WNGAT..c COG DILZG, ANCNOL sac oo Stance = oe 2's 


Near..the shore as prudence will permit, 
anchor. 


Near..the strange vessel, anchor. .....--. 
Near..the supply-vessel, anchor......---- 
Near ..the transport-s, anchor.-..-...---. 
Near..the unarmed vessel-s, anchor-..-.--. 


Near..this or the vessel designated as 
prudence will permit, anchor. 


NEARER... bomb-vessels will advance...-.-.. 
INCALETSe COMMIT Et tes eae eae tee eee 
Nearer ..engage the enemy. .-.---..--...--. 


| NECESSARIES..are all disembarked .,..-.-. 


INDEX WORDS. 


RIVER. 


STREAM. 


STREAM, NOT. 
STREAM, NOT. 


STREAM, LAUNCHES. 


REPAIR. 


DIFFICULY. 
EASY. 


AWAIT, ORDERS. 
SEND RETURNS. 


HEADQUARTERS, 


Go TO. 
SEND TO. 


APPROACH. 

COME. 

COAL-VESSEL, ANCHOR. 
ENTRANCE, ANCHOR. 
FORT, ANCHOR. 
HOSPITAL, ANCHOR. 
ISLAND, ANCHOR. 
PRIZE, ANCHOR. 
SHORE, ANCHOR. 


STRANGE, ANCHOR. 
SUPPLY, ANCHOR. 
TRANSPORT-S, ANCHOR 
UNARM’D VES’L-S,ANC’R 
VESSEL, ANCHOR. 


ADVANCE, BOMB-VES’LS 
COME. 
ENGAGE. 


DISEMBARKED. 


3609 | NECESSARY ..comforts, wounded are without) WOUNDED. 


| 
| 
' 
STREAM, SM’L STEAM’RS 


© 
= 
DO 
Oo 
mA 
D 
| oe 


5373 


318 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


NEED .- ammunition .»+.c..3.-eeeee cit dg Syhiece wc 


Need.- ammunition for all arms .......--. 


Need..ammunition for boats..........-.. 

Need.. ammunition for breech-loading car- 
bines. 

Need..do not, ammunition........-. Ea oe 


Need..ammunition for rifled field-pieces ; 
calibers will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal in weight of pro- 
jectile. 


Need..ammunition for smooth-bore field- 
pieces; calibers will be indicated 
by numeral signal in weight of 


projectile. oe" 
Need..ammunition for flotilla or boat- 
squadron. 
Need..ammunition for Gatlings ......---- 


Need..ammunition for Ta pounier rifled 
howitzers. 


Need..ammunition for 20-pounder rifled 
howitzers. 


Need.. ammunition for 12-pounder smooth- 
bore howitzers. 


Need..ammunition for 24-pounder smooth- 
bore howitzers. 


Need..ammunition, mortar-vessel-s is or 
are in, of. : 


Need.. ammunition for rifled muskets.... - 
Need... ammunition for pistols......--.--. 
Need..ammunition for Remington rifles -. 
Need. .ammunitiou for Navy revolvers. ... 


Need..ammunitior for rifle guns; calibers 
will be indicated by numeral signal 
in weight of projectile. 


Need.. ammunition for shell-guns; calibers 
will be indicated by numeral signal 
in inches. 


Need..ammunition for small-arms. .....-. 
Need..ammunition for Springfield rifles. -- 


Need..ammunition for forces or troops op- 
erating on shore. 


Need..an anchor; weight, in ewt., will be 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Need..an anchor for prize or vessel indi- 
cated. 


Need.. anchors, cables, boats, and men to 
assist me. 


Need..anti-scorbutics for the crew ..--.-. 
Need. .armorer-s 


INDEX WORDS. 


AMMUNITION. 
AMMUNIT’N, ALL ARMS. 
AMMUNITION, BOATS. 
AMMUNIT’N, CARBINES 


AMMUNITION, DO NOT. 


AMMUNITION, FIELD- 
PIECES. 


AMMUNITION, FIELD- 
’ PIECES. 


AMMUNIT’N, FLOTILLA. 


AMMUNIVTN, GATLINGS 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, HOWITZ- 
ERS. 


AMMUNITION, MORTAR. 


AMMUNIT’N, MUSKETS. 
AMMUNITION, PISTOLS. 
AMMU’N, REMINGTONS. 
AMMU’N, REVOLVERS. 
AMMUNITION, RIFLE. 


AMMUNITION, SHELL. 


AMMU’N, SMALL-ARMS. 
AMMUW’N, SPRINGFIELD 
AMMUNITION, TROOPS. 


ANCHOR. 


ANCHOR, PRIZE. 


ANCHORS, BOATS, &C. 
| 


ANTI-SCORBUTICS. 


ARMORER-S. 


Nos. 


Reference 


1163 
3034 
1164 
1165 


1166 
1167 


1168 


1169 | 


1170 


1171 | 


1172, 


1173 | 


1174 


1175 


1176 | 


1177 


1173+ 


1179 


1180 | 


1181 | 


1182 
1183 
1154 


d19 


SIGNALS. Inpex Worps. 
NEED arms sc q6.<<-'<-'s'- ealeiise clashes te a 


Need..report names and quantities of ar- | ARTICLES, REPORT. 
ticles most in, of by telegraphic 


signal. 
NEI Se ASS RUAG Cita Saja Bad's 6 weciean Sua Oe ASSISTANCE. 
Need..assistance by boats..-...-:...-...... ASSISTANCE, BOATS. 
Need..assistance by boats and men....-.. ASSISTANCE, BOATS. 
Need.-immediate assistance.............. ASSIST’NCE, IMM’DIATE 
Need.-.assistance of medical officer......-. ASSISTANCE, MEDICAL. 
Weed. Assistance, 1 do NOti....-<....4--4< ASSISTANCE, NOT. 
Need..assistance of steamer-3.........-.. ASSISTANCE, STEAM’R-S 
Need..assistance by towing....-...-..... ASSISTANCE, TOWING. 
Needs AzMNUb COM Pass. + 8S = owas wens AZIMUTH-COMPASS. 
Need.. blue cloth jackets for the crew ....| BLUE JACKETS. 
Weed s boardineeariis c's cs oe cow 5 oy oe BOARDING-ARMS. 
BV OGG DORTCING-NOGiING Se. sia ntad fcay ee c's BOARDING-NETTINGS. 
BV EC. s DUAL DIR OR ty ay roe fe es BOARDING-PIKES. 
Need..boarding-pistols ...-... PR eg: DE a BOARDING- PISTOLS. 
Need... boat-s, this orthe vessel designated | Boat-s. 


does or do.—[If more than one, it 
will be indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. } 


Need. . boat-compass-es; number, if more | BOAT-COMPASS-ES. 
than one, will be shown by nu- 
meral signal. 


Need.. boats, to assist in towing.......... Boats. 


Need.. boats to assist the vessel ashore, or | BOATs. 
the one or those in distress. 


Need... boiler-iron for patching boilers ....| BOILER-IRON. 
Need ..boiler-maker-s to repair boilers....| BotER-MAKER-S. 


Need..boiler-tubes for replacing those | BOMLER-TUBES. 
plugged up; number will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Need.. bunting, I do; quantity will be | BuNTING. 
shown in yards by numeral signal, 
and colors by flags at the same time. 


UNGEdae tn CODIG ce 6 Ws wes w= oa ee wee CABLE. 

Need. .percussion-caps. .-.--..---- BA ea PY CAPS, PERCUSSION. 
Need..uniform-caps for the crew. .--.-..--. Cars, UNIFORM. 
Need..carpenter-s....- Se AS A Sy SIA CARPENTER-S. 


Need..calking, this or the vessel desig- | CALKING. 
nated is in, of. 


Need..calking, my boat-s is or are in, of -.| CALKING. 
Necd..ralking materials. ....- ty. MODS oe CALKING MATERIALS. 
NGCte ak ClO OME OL oes. a n'a wis «one Se ae CHRONOMETER. 


Need.. clothing for recruits ..-.-.. ey Se -| CLOTHING. 


_ 


1001 
1843 
1844 
1854 
1853 
1855 
1861 
1862 
2080 
2337 
22356 
2360 
2361 
2362 
2398 


320° 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 
NEED ..blackemith’s coal 040 cae eee rt COAL 
Need... coal for steaming. \ 2, oe. seni ete COAL. 
Need . coal-heavers . 2. vases -nne sees oe COAL-HEAVERS. 
Need .2coast-pilot .2 7. eee ene COAST-PILOT. 


“Need... repairs, my fresh-water condenser | CONDENSER, FRESH- 


does. WATER. 
Need..cylindrical shot for rifled cannon-..| CYLINDRICAL SHOT. 


Need..engineers; the number and grades | ENGINEERS. 
will be indicated by telegraphic sig. 


Need. -SNSions ss bch a weet een) axe wrote ’ ENSIGNS. 
Need..are you in, of ensigns?...........-. ENSIGNS ? 
Need. .field-artillery on shore ~.......--.- FIELD-ARTILLERY. 


Need..firemen; the number deficient will | FIREMEN. 
be indicated by numeral signal. 


Need ..fire-wood; number of cords will be | F1rE-woop. 
indicated. 

Need - saishing-hookss.2.c. sso ene ee eee FISHING-IlOOKS. 

Need = Asbing-lindats occ. ca tees cee EN. | FISHING-LINES. 

Need..a fishing-seine..-....- Be Sate | FISHING-SEINE. 

Need... fresh beef and vegetabl’s for the crew) FRESH BEEF. 

iNeed] 406) TOP GOOKING 6. s.. ssc ene ee FUEL, COOKING. 

WV EG. CONUS tine secrete a oleic baie ot ae watts ae FUNDS. 

Need..fuzes for mortar-vessels ........-.. FUZES, MORTAR-VES’LS 


Need. .percussion-fuzes for rifle-projectiles | FUzEs, PERCUSSION. 
Need =-fnzes forshrapnel.;...72- co. gi FUZES, SHRAPNEL. 


Need..time-fuzes; the time, in seconds, | FUZEs, TIME. 
will be indicated by numeral signal. 


Need..grape-shot for calibers that will be | GRAPE. 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Need..gun-gear at the battery—ies on shore| GUN-GEAR. 


Need..- hammocks for new recruits.... .... HAMMOCKS. ~ 
Need... hand-grenades...... enn incnoe nen HAND-GRENADES. 


Need..a hawser ; size will be indicated, in | HAWsER. 
inches, by numeral signal. 


Need. .icofar the sick O72 eae os te Ick, SICK. 
Need. .an interpretet ~o.. <5. 20-- cee eee INTERPRETER. 
Need. .intrenching-tools ...........- -----| INTRENCHING-TOOLS. 
Need...iron-bladsi tee on. eae eee = IRON-CLAD-S. — 
Need ..kedge-anchors for boats.....----.- K&DGE-ANCHORS. 
Weed... .laborers ..)2 cose oe eee ee LABORERS, 
Weed. .lamp-oiluds Sate ee oe eee eee ee - LAMP-OIL. 
Weed... lamp-wick'.2s.d2s 506 eee eeeeeeaes LAMP-WICK. 

et lighterss ou). <2. 22 eaeeameneee gee. LIGHTER-S. 


Weed. .labricating-oil: cov 54. eden sea ees LUBRICATING-OIL, 


Reference 
Nos. 


| 


2271 
2999 
3010 
3028 
3206 


3390 
3008 


4292 
4291 
4508 
4565 


21 


MACHINIST-S. 
MECHANICS. 


MEDICAL OFFICER-S. 


MEDICINES. 
MEN. 
NURSES. 


; ORDINARY SEAMEN. 


ORDNANCE-STORES. 
PACKING. 

Pinot. 

PISTOLS, 

POWDER. 

PRIMERS. 
PROVISIONS. 
RE-ENFORCEMENTS., 
RELAXATION, CREW. 
REMINGTON RIFLES. 
REPAIRS, SAILS. 
REPAIRS, VESSEL. 
REST. 

REVOLVERS. 
‘RIFLE-SHELLS. 


RIFLED MUSKETS. 
RIGGERS. 


ROCKETS. 
SEAMEN. 
SEXTANT. 
SHELLS. 


SHOT. 


SHRAPNEL. 
SIGNAL BOOK. 
SIGNAL BOOK. 
SIGNAL LANTERNS. 
SIGNAL LIGHTS. 
SMALL-ARMS. 
SMALL STORES. 


SPRINGFIELD RIFLES. . 


STREAM-ANCHOR. 
STREAM-CABLE. 


i SIGNALS. 
| PLE talioe Wanen ei shew ono. 5.2. soles 
| Need..- mechanics... .. PAE FS 
| Need. inedical oinicer-s..........-.2.-24 
| CRE ee URC ICS Bate et alr soo ww ols niu we wee 
| INGE VOIROET con octane dil =~ - Pah Payee Bi ota? ty 
5610 | Need..nurses for wounded. ...........-.. 
5611 | Weed. ordinary seamen... ..---. 2.565 
5612 deeds -OTANANED-SLOLeS. se - ..- 2 oe en ses 
5613 Need.. packing for machinery........---- 
Need_:a pilot .4.-...-. Sapo Ad et $5412 
5614 MeO RIGUIS foc twin tt tere o> ae aes oe 
UNGHEC” DOWCOY act tte ieee ree ae es 
I 5615 eed LPT MOTs sce. sor ee ata ae 
| Weis: PLOVISIOUA:. Al aval= Janeen facie ed 
Need..re-enforcements .........--..-<--. 
Need..relaxation on shore, the crew does. 
5616 Verto 4 AMI FORTIES saa se a e's foro ea «2 
5617 NCE a TODA ROB oo oiks oe ois a dg o's 
5618 Need... repairs, this vessel does -.-...----. 
Need. rest, the crew does....---. ......-- 
5619 Need..revolvers....--- Sp ed dee epee cen 
5620 Nerd..vifle-shells; calibers will be indi- 
cated by weight of projectiles. 
5621 Nerd 4 rifled! muskets o.oo. 62%. DP atetes 
5622 Need..viggers, this or the vessel desig- 
| nated does. 
5623 WV CCH e TOCKOURY Bini sea sch Lares oak ete OTe 
5624 JV cote BEAMON cota odes den se eae de 5 
5625 Need. .a sextant s.-.-.°:..-- eee. up one 
| 5626 Need..shells; calibers will be indicated 
mm inches. 
5627 Need..round shot ; calibers will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal in pounds. 
|| 5628 Need..shrapnel for indicated calibers. ..-. 
| Need..General Signal Book...--......--- 
5629 Need: : Tactical Signal Book. .......-....-. 
Need sarzeal lanterns .<-. 2. 2.2. see 
Need..signal lights, (Coston’s) .....----.. 
| Ween {FRM ORPRIMAr te oe 262 so to. $252 sees 
| 5630 Need..small stores ...-...-.- ce ee ee 
5631 Weed me piipaiierd: TINS 62% 2. . oho bs's 5 ees 
| Need atream-suehor:. 2. .2 <--..-2. tt see. 
| Need..stream-cable.......--.--+2- Sie tse 


3346 


5304 


1341 
2672 


322 


(dininomnrnceenaepes 


Signal 
Nos. 


5632 
5633 
5634 
5635 


5636 


5637 


5638 


5639 
5640 


5641 


5642 


SIGNALS. 


NEED..supplies as will be indicated by tele- 
graphic signal. 


Need. - 

Veed . - 
Need. - 
Need... 
Need.. 
Need. . 


NEGATIVE moh iss cto k ese sere. tees 
NETHERLANDS [HOLLAND-DUTCH}]. -the 
; tlag shown by the strange vessel is. 
Netherlands {| Holland-Dutch] .-. fleet seen is 


Netherlands [| Holland-Dutch] .. the mer- 
chantman seen is. 


Netherlands { Holland-Dutch]-..the steamer 
seen is. 


Netherlands ..man-of-war, the strange ves- 

sel seen is. 
NEUTRAL.:the approaching vessel-s is or are 
Neutral..the privateer is 


NEUTRAL-S..the chased vessel-s is or are. - - 
Neutral-s..the strange vessel-s is or are -- 


NEWITIRAGITY= observes stritus..+-c. eee ee 


NEW CASES..of fever, there are; number 
will be indicated. 


New cases..of the fever, there are no....-. 
New cases..of small-pox, there are......-: 
New cases..of small-pox, there are no. .... 


NEWS..authentic, has been received, and will 
be communicated by telegraphic 


signal. 
News..from above, await.........--..--- 
News..from below, await..-..--.--.----. 
News..or intelligence, receipt of further, 
await. 
News. -await receipt of ...-.- 2226-4. -2.- 
News. received is bad 2ee ss veeeeeee se oe 
News ..communicate, by signal. ...-..-.-. 
News. .late, is confirmed..../.....-.. -.-- 
News -.late, is not confirmed ........----- 
News ..received from Europe, I will com- 


municate by signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


SUPPLIES. 


SUPPORT. 
TuG. 


No. 


FLAG, STRANGE. 


FLEET. 
MERCHANTMAN. 


STEAMER. 


MAN-OF-WAR. 


.| APPROACHING VESS’L-S 


PRIVATEER. 


CHASED. 


STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


SRICT. 
FEVER. 


FEVER. 
SMALL-POX, 
SMALL-POX. 


AUTHENZIC. 


AWAIT, ABOVE. 
AWAIT, BELOW. 
AWAIT, FURTHER. 


AWAIT, RECEIPT. 
Bab. 
COMMUNICATE, 
CONFIRMED. 
CONFIRMED, NOT. 
EUROPE. 


q 
3986 
3987 
3988 
1480 
2900 
4493 

| 4494 
a 
2053 | 
1649 | 
2051 
2104 
3129 


Reference 
Nos 


329 


ce 
Ne Os. 
5643 
5644 
inne 


5648 


2 

o 
| Sf 
SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDs. a) 
La 

v 

oe 

NEWS.. from the expedition is satisfactory -..| EXPEDIT’N, SATISFAC’Y 

News..just communicated, or that about | EyE-wItNEss, 4455 


to be, was brought by an eye-wit- 
ness. 


News. . foreign, is received.........-.....-| FOREIGN. 


News..good, will be communicated by | GOOD, COMMUNICATED. 
telegraphic signal. 


ete WOVE VOUCONY ts-s--0~'-- c= seslcces AVE YOU? 
News ..of importance, I have, to communi- | IMPORTANCE. 
cate. 
News..I have no, of importance ..---..... NONE, IMPORTANCE. 
News .. ‘3 satisfactory from our forces on | SATISFACTORY. 
shore. 


News..-hail the strange vessel and en- | STRANGE VESSEL. 
deavor to obtain. 


News..I have, from the United States....| UNITED STATES. 
News ..received is unreliable. .-.........- UNRELIABLE. 
News.-what, have you ? 22. 02. 2 ss)... 50. WHAT? 


NEW ZEALAND.. the flag of, the one shown by FLAG, STRANGE. 
the strange vessel is. 


UN - the flag shown by the strange FLAG, STRANGE. 
Py vessel is. 
Pe CR TIDE ILULY Cte hes teres ater os oh EIT AS whe, Siw .--| NEGATIVE. 
WAR ed wg Bes Bo EM ES i gh ges Pye 2 ea I HAVE 
NO MORE ANCHORS..to lét go.......-.-.--. LET GO 
DiS ete. COMO. Sion gate ns este ne Seales S NEEDED. 
No arms..have been received .........--. RECEIVED, 
NO BOTTOM. - found ; number of fathoms line | FounpD. 


out indicated by numeral signal. 


NO CARPENTERS. .on board .......-.--- ..-| CARPENTERS. 

NOS CASUAL LIBS. to report s25. 35.55 ace ee REPORT. 

DO DAN GAG Rec SID Gs. ses ote n ose eee IN SIGHT. 
No anger 22 UNGTe IS) 520... 3's. oa memend aay THERE IS. 

NO INTELLIGENCE..has been received. .-.. RECEIVED. 

NO TIDINGS..of the expedition............. EXPEDITION. 
No tidings ..of the missing boat-s--.-...--.-. | MISSING BOAT-S. 
No tidings..of the missing vessel-s.-.....-.| MISSING VESSEL-S. 

NORTHWARD..the enemy is going...-......| ENEMY. 
Northward..the enemy is seen.......-..--. ENEMY. 
Northward..the strange vessel-s is or are | STRANGE VESSEL-S. 


steering. 


2759 
2793 


3462 
3461 


'§219 
‘4422 


2396 
5562 
4097 
4116 


O24 


5649 


5650 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


NORWEGIAN..the flag shown by the strange | Fac. 


vessel is, 

NOT APPROVED.. your conduct is.......... CONDUCT. 
NOT GOOD..the anchorage is ..-.. \...-..... ANCHORAGE. 
NOT IN NEED..of assistance ..-..-.......... ASSISTANCE, 
NOT READY..dinner is, for the crew .-.-...-... DINNER. 

Not feady.-to go ahead Gee een os ae GO AHEAD. 

Not ready ..to proceed, convoy is ......-..- PROCEED, CONVOY. 
NOT REQUIRED ©. ae ceecce tre a cance REQUIRED. 
NOT SAFE. the'anchorarge 18_ ~~ Eee Sere ANCHORAGE. 
NOTHING. .in sight ahead...............:-.- AHEAD. 

Nothing..needed by me........-.-...---. NEEDED. 


Nothing..seen of that which I have been | SEEN, SEARCH. 
in search of. 


Nothing. .seen of the vessel-s that ran out.| SEEN, VESSEL-S. 


NUMBER..of days’ coal on board for present | Days’ COAL. 
service will be shown by numeral 
signal. 
-Number..of ensigns on board will be | ENsIGNs. 
shown by numeral signal. 


Number..killed is indicated by numeral | KILLED. 
signal. 


Number..of officers of the grade of en- | OFFICERS, ENSIGNS. 
signs on board will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 


Number..show your private.......-.-..... PRIVATE. 
Number..show your regular.............. REGULAR. 


Number..of tons coal on board will he | Tons, coat. 
shown by numeral signal. 


Number .. what, of vessels are there in the | VESSELS, CONVOY ? 
convoy ? 


Number..what, of vessels are seen in the | VEssELS, ENEMY ? 
enemy’s fleet ? 


Number.. wounded indicated by numeral | WOUNDED. 


signal. 
NURSES... needed for wounded....-....-...-- NEEDED. 
Nurses..send, to this or the vessel desig- | SEND. 
nated. 


— 
Cc. 
S 
o 


3002 


4293 


5316 


325 


| 2 
o 
agpe SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. z 8 
mes as 
5656 , 
5657 | 
5658 
| 5659 
| 
|| 5660 | 
5661 | 
5662 
5663 
OBEY..or comply with the last signal, I am | LAST sIGNAL. 5309 
unable to. 
5664 Cbeywaniiab estes Paco rias bor er NL be SIGNAL. 
. OBJECT..or purpose contemplated has been | ABANDONED. 531 
abandoned. 
Object.. designated by signal, aim at .....| Ar Ar. 1011 
Object... or place designated bears as shown | BEARS. PBY | 
by compass signal. 
Object..sought, I have failed to accomplish) FAILED, ACCOMPLISH. | 4468 
Object..or place indicated by signal, how | How BEArs? | 2227 
does it bear ? 
5665 Object .. point out the, to be fired at ..---. PoINT OUT. 
Object. .sent in search of, I have found .-...| SEARCH, FOUND. 4773 
Object. .of the visit of the strange vessel, | STRANGE VESSEL. 1729 
ascertain. 
5666 | OBSERVE..the day in a becoming manner. -.| Day. 
Observe... strict neutrality ............---- NEUTRALITY. 5640 
567 Observe.. uniformity in the performance of | UNIFORMITY. 
all evolutions. 


5668 | OBSERVATIONS... for azimuth, take, and re- | AZIMUTH. 
’ port result. : 


result, 
5669 Observations..are not relinble .........--. NOT RELIABLE. 


Observations..I have had.......----.---- HAVE HAD. | 5175 | 
Observations..I have not had.......-.----- HAVE NOT. | 5174 
Observations ..for latitude, have you had?.) LATITUDE? 5361 
Observations .. for latitude, take, and report | LATITUDE. 5364 


326 , 


o 
o 
5 
Signal SIGNALS. INDEX WonrpDs. i 
| Nos. = 
| a 
5670 | OBSERVATIONS... are reliable..........-+-+- RELIABLE. 
Observations..for time, have you had? ....| TrmE? 
5671 Observations..for time, take, and report | TIME. 
" the result. 
5672 | Ohservations..for variation, have you had? | VARIATION? 


| 5673 | OBSERVED. . the zeal exhibited bas been ....| ZEAL. 


OBSTRUCT.. channel with torpedoes. ......-- CHANNEL. 


OBSTRUCTED. ‘the bayouns-2- 22.05.2725 Bayou. 
Obstructed... the channel is, with torpedoes-| CHANNEL. 
Obstructed..or closed up, the entrance is ..| ENTRANCE. 
Obstructed..or closed up, the harbor is---. Harpor. 

| 5674 Obstructed -. the -77Verasst2 see eee en eee RIVER. 


OBSTRUCTIONS..is the bayou free from? -..| BAYOU FREE? 


Obstructions..in the channel, blow up or | BLow uP. 
destroy the. 


I Obstructions =. buoy the6..cn ctw ces eee Buoy. 
Obstructions..are buoyed. ..-..----------- BUOYED. 
Obstructions..are not buoyed....-...----. BUOYED. 


Obstructions..in the channel have been | CHANNEL, DESTROYED. 
blown up or destroyed. : 


Obstructions..I have dragged for .......-. DRAGGED. 

Obstructions.. break or force through the | FORCE. 
enemy’s. 

Obstructions..are formidable ...........-. FORMIDABLE. 

5675 Obstructions. .are out of range of the en- | OUT OF RANGE. 

emy’s guns. 
| 5676 Obstructions..remove the ........-.-.--:.| REMOVE. F 
Obstructions... [have endeavored to remove | REMOVE. 
the. 

5677 Obstructions..can be removed ......-.----. REMOVED. 

5678 Oostructions.. have been removed. .... .--- REMOVED. 
Obstructions..search for the submerged...) SEARCH FOR. 
Obstructions .. place or sink, in the channel.| SINK, CHANNEL. 

1 5679 Obstructions..are under fire of the enemy-.| UNDER FIRE. 
OBTAIN..I cannot, any advantage of the en- | ADVANTAGE, ENEMY. 
emy with my available force 


in my present position. 


Obtain.-information, if possible, in regard | INFORMATION, ENEMY. 
to the enemy’s strength and 
movements. 


Obtain..the facts, cannot -....--- Selena FACTS, CANNOT. 


OBTAINED..-anchors may be, at the place in- ANcHors. 
dicated. 


827 
_ Ps ae = 
i : 
3 ee SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. x E 
, — 
| fe 
OBTAINED... .-armorers cannot be......, ..-- ARMORERS. 1546 
Obtained..coal may be, at the place indi- | COAL. 3000 
cated by signal. 
Obtained..fresh provisions may be, at the | FRESH PROVISIONS. A786 
place indicated. 
Obtained..fuel may be, ashore or at the | FUEL. 4800 
place indicated. 
Obtained... fuel cannot be, ashore or at the | FUEL. 4801 
place indicated. 
‘ Obtained .-laborers may be, on shore or at | LABORERS. 5330 
the place designated. 
Obtained ..laborers cannot be.....-..----.- LABORERS. 5331 
5680 Obtained.-sling-carts have been.....----. SLING-CARTS. 
5681 Obtained. .sling-carts cannot be... -..-2.-.| SLING-CARTS. 
5682 Obtained..supplies may be, at the place | SUPPLIES. 
indicated. : 
OCCUPIED..the Admiral is too much, to} ADMIRAL. 796 


transact any but the most press- 
ing business of the fleet. 


Occupied..the enemy has, the place which EENEMy. 4119 
_ will be designated. 


Occupied..or manned, the enemy’s bat- | ENEMyY’s BATTERY-IESs| 2189 
tery-ies does or do not appear | 
to be. - 


Occupied..our land-forces have, the, place | LAND-FORCEs. 
which will be designated. 


Occupied ..our naval forces have, the place | NAVAL FORCES. 
which will be designated by 
signal. 


5685 | OCCUPY..the position assigned you until | POSITION ASSIGNED. 
regularly relieved. * 
iH. K6Op tarunere . gayest ee eee. KEEP. } 4477 
| Off..the port or place, keep, until you re- | PORT, KEEP. 5281 


ceive further orders. 


OFF AND ON..the place, stand..-...-...%... PLACE. ; 5374 


5686 Off and on..stand, during the day -...---| STAND. 


5687 Off and on. .stand, during the night...--. STAND. 
OME SHORES onl... 5.6c2...<. 4-22 bee es Hap pe 5054 
| Of shore keep. oe i fo5 62's. ed ee 5282 


5688 


OFF THE WIND..the strange vessel is steer- | STRANGE VESSEL. 
ing. 


OFFENSIVE..I intend to act on the, as soon | INTEND, ACT. 665 
as prepared. 


OFFERS. ..of civilities, decline all.......-..-. CIVILITIES, DECLINE. | 3507 


Signal 


Nos. 


5690 


028 


SIGNALS. 


OFFICER. . arrest the, who will be designated. 


Officer .. designated has béen arrested. ---. 


Officer .. who will be designated is dead or 
killed. 


Officer..an, has. been drowned..5......... 


Officer..under arrest, send, to the Com- 
mander-in-Chief. 


Officer..under arrest, send, to the Court- 
Martial now in session. 


Officer .. wanted is seriously ill..-......... 


OFFICER-S.. designated is or are absent....- 


Officer-s..- absent is or are signaled or sent 
for. 


Officer-s..condemned by Medical Survey, 
send to the hospital. 


Officer-s .. designated, release, from arrest 
or suspension. 


Officer-s..designated is or are relieved 
from arrest or suspension. 


Officer-z.. absent or designated, send for -. 


OFFICERS. -exigencies of the service will not 


admit of absence of, from their 
vessels. 


Officers..some of my, are absent without 
leave. 


Officers. -allow, to visit the shore -........- 
Officers... allow no, to visit tiie shore ...--. 
Officers... will attend in full-dress uniform. 


Officers - -whorean be spared from duty will 
attend the funeral at the time 
and place which will be indi- 
cated. 


Officers..and men who can be spared from 
duty will attend the funeral in 
the prescribed uniform, at the 
time and place which will be in- 
dicated. 


Officers ..to attend in undress-uniform .... 


Officers..2%d crew of the vessel-s under 
~ your command have behaved ad- 
anirably in the aetion with the 

enemy. 


Officers..and crews have behaved admir- 
ably in the action with the 
enemy. 


Officers .- bring off all 


Officers’..and crews’ accounts, have made 
out without delay. 


INDEX WORDS. 


= 


ARREST. 
ARRESTED. 
DEAD. 


DROWNED. 


SEND, COMMANDER-IN- 
CHIEF. | 


SEND, COURT. 


SERIOUSLY ILL. 


ABSENT. 
ABSENT, SENT FOR. 


CONDEMNED, SEND, 
HOSPITAL. 

RELEASE, ARREST. 

RELIEVED, ARREST. 


SEND FOR. 


ABSENCE. 


ABSENT. 


ALLOW, SHORE. 
ALLOW, NOT, SHORE. 
ATTEND, FULL DRESS. 
ATTEND, FUNERAL. 


ATTEND, FUNERAL. 


ATTEND, UNDRESS. 
BEHAVED, ADMIRABLY. 


BEHAVED, ADMIRABLY. 


BRING OFF, 
CREWS’, ACCOUNTS. 


Reference 
’ Nos. 


1054 
1053 
3963 
2007 


2008 | 


3964 
748 


749 


2603 
642 


329 


SIGNALS. 


OFFICERS... deficiencies of all, report ...-.-.- 


Officers. have been detailed. ....-........ 
Officers... have not been detailed.......-.. 


Offcers..and men detailed for expedition, 
send. 


Officers.-have been detailed for special 
service. 


Officers.. will. dress in blue coats, white 
pants, and caps. 


Officers..will dress in blue coats, white 
pants, and straw-hats. 


Officers . »will dress in blue coats and pants, 
and white caps. 


Officers ..of the grade of ensigns, have you 
any,on board? Report number 
-by numeral signal. 

Officers..of the grade of ensigns, have no, 
on board. 

Officers..the grade of ensigns, I have the 
number of, on board indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Officers. -will wear epaulets.....:-....-2. 
Officers.. will wear epaulets at inspection. 


Officers..and crews will dress in fatigue- 
dress. 


Officers ..and crews will dress in full dress. 


Officers.. how many, of grade indicated 
have you? 


Officers..of grade indicated, I have num- 
ber shown by numeral signal. 


Officers..are invited to attend at the ca- 
pitulation of the enemy, at the 
hour designated. 


Officers..are invited to participate in the 
ceremonies. 


Officers ..are invited to attend the funeral 
at the time and place which will 
be indicated. 

Officers.. killed or dead, names of, will be 


communicated by telegraphic sig- 
nal. 


CO CerG. PeOMll GN © 6286 5Va we} 4-403 a0hen aici 


Officers..of the vessel-s designated, re- 
lease, from further attendance 
upon Court. 


Officers..of the vessel-s designated have 
been released from further at- 
tendance upon the Court. 


Officers..and men charged with the duties 
on shore, relieve the. 


5 
falters 
INDEX Worps. ee 

eA 

vy 

rae. 
DEFICIENCIES, REPORT; 622 
DETAILED. 3625 
DETAILED, NOT. 3626 
DETAILED, SEND. 3614 
DETAILED, SPECIAL. 3627 
DRESS. 3960 
DREss. 3961 
DRESS. 3962 
-ENSIGNS, HAVE YOU? | 4294 
ENSIGNS, HAVE NO. | 4296 
ENSIGNS, I HAVE. 4293 
EPAULETS. 4324 
EPAULETS. 4325 
FATIGUE-DRESS. 3340 
FULL DRESS. 3341 
How Many? 5120 
I HAVE. 5171 
INVITED, CAPITULAT'N.| 5236 
INVITED, CEREMONIES.| 2827 
INVITED, FUNERAL. 4819 
KILLED, COMMUNICA’D,| 5317 
RECALL, 
RELEASE, ATTEND’NCE. 
RELEAS’D, ATTEND’NCE 
RELIEVE. 


3990. 


330 


‘Signal 


Nos. 


5697 


5698 


5699 


SIGNALS. 
OFFICERS..and men, rest your .....-...-... 
Officers..send on shore for ..........----- 
Officers..of all grades, send list of.....-... 
Officers: .transter the foo oar woes = eases 
Officers.. have been transferred. ..------.. 
Officers... watch, eed 2. pee eee eee 
Officers... what is your complement of?..-. 
OFFICIAL..that will be designated by tele- 


graphic signal, salute. 


OFFICIAL BUSINESS..the Admiral or Com- 
mander-in-Chief will transact daily, 
with the commanding officers be- 
tween the hours a. m. and p. m. 
which will next be shown by numeral 
signal in order. 


OFFICIAL: VISIT Sa. retuti eae a ee eee 


OFFING. -ancWoran thes: .22 2. aaa 
Offing =. keep iin Ge 243 acer ene eee 
Offing--in the, vessel-s is or-are seen -.-.. 

OIL..lamp, report the quantity on hand, in 

* galious, by numeral signal. 
Oil. .lamp, can you spare any? .......... 
Oil..lamp, I cannot spare any .-..-..---. 


Oil..Jamp, can spare the number of gal- 
lons, which will be indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Oil. lubricating, report average daily con- 
sumption, on present duty, by nu- 
meral signal, in gallons. 


Oil. lubricating, report daily consumption 
of, in gallons, under full steam. 


Oil. lubricating, report, first, number of 
days’ full steaming, and then number 
of gallons on hand, by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Oil. . lubricating, report number of gallons 
you have to spare. 


Oil.- lubricating, I can spare the number 
of gallons indicated by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Oil: needed ‘for lamps. <. . sancseee eee 
Oil..needed for machinery. .............: 
Oil. lubricating, i$ running short....-.-. 


ON BOARD..all must be, by the time desig- 
nated. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


REsT. 5540 
SEND FOR. 1761 
SEND LIST. 

TRANSFER. 

TRANSFERRED. - 

WATCH, NEED. 5636 


WHAT, COMPLEMENT ? | 3179 


LUBRICATING, REPORT.| 5473 


SALUTE. 

. 
TRANSACT, DAILY. 822 
RETURN. 
ANCHOR. 1296 
KEEP. 5283 it 
VESSEL-S. ° 
LAMP, REPORT. 5334 
LAMP, SPARE ? 5SOO 
LAMP, SPARE. 5337 
LAMP, SPARE, 5336 


LUBRICATING, REPORT.| 5472 


LUBRICATING, REPORT. 


LUBRICATING, SPARE, 


LUBRICATING, SPARE ? 
LUBRICATING, SPARE. 


NEEDED. 
NEEDED. 
SHORT. 


ALL ABOARD. 


5705 
5706 


dol 


SIGNALS. 
ORO AtiIe = COMO...) woe e cee cece ee ones 
On board..the fever has made its appear- 
ance. 


On board..this vessel, there is mutiny .... 


On board..I have refugees ..--.. 
EM DOONO 2 WAG: DrOASlIITG.. .~ . << cou hance 


ON FIRE... dock-yardis; send engines and men. 
On fire. 
On fire..the fort=s is’ or Sr62.- 2225-4 


-enemy’s vessel-s is or are.-...-... 


On fire..the inner building-s is or are.--. 
On fire.-the outer building-s is or are.... 
On fire..the town or place is........--.-. 


On fire..this vessel is, or the one “whose 
number or direction will be 


shown. 
Soe Frew ATEN OP OMY ClOtin. ns <2 cela see ae 
ONLY. it is the: ‘alternative: dss ere et ae 
OPEN..to allow the Commander.in-Chief to 


take station ahead of the ves- 
sel indicated. 


Open..the bayou is..---- eee cat tis See eee 

Open--the channel 1s ~~. -----~/-- 32... 

Open..the channel designated by compass 
signal is. 

Open..the enemy’s line is...... fe ag ce ieney: 

Open stb ONtranGG is Joie dues panix toon 

Gi SOLE TIVGEIS 42 6 sedate = cna 359-6 <0 

Open..your sealed orders after discharg- 
ing your pilot. 

Open..your sealed orders when you reach 


the latitude and longitude 
which will be communicated 
to you by signal. 


Open..the swash-channel is...-.......... 


(TRINA ie iecs caoh 2s cudnt wa tne eee Meee 

Open fire..the bomb-vessel-s will .....-.- 
Open fire..the leading vessel-s will. ....-. 
Open fire... the left wing will...-......... 
Open fire..upon the place or town 


Open fire..right.wing will ....-.-.-.----. . 


5707 | OPEN MORE..from the vessel designated.— 


[For every repetition of this 
signal the vessels or divisions 
will open one cable’s length, 


unless evident causes forbid. |. 


INDEX WORDS. 


CoME. 
FEVER. 


MUTINY. 
REFUGEES. 
TREASURE. 


DOCK-YARD.. 
EENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
FortT-s. 

INNER BUILDING-S. 


OUTER BUILDING-S. 


Town. 
VESSEL. 


ANCHOR, LEFT. 
ALTERNATIVE. 


ALLOW, COMMANDER- 


IN-CHIEF. 


Bayou. 
CHANNEL, 
CHANNEL, 


ENEMY’S LINE. 
ENTRANCE. 
RIVER. 

SEALED ORDERS. 


SEALED ORDERS. 


SWASH-CHANNEL, 


FIRE. 

Bomb- VESSEL-S. 
LEADING, VESSEL-S. 
LEFT WING. 
PLACE, TOWN. 
RIGHT WING. 


Reference 
Nos 


‘ 


| 
| 


ao er 


332 


annie 


Signal 


Nos. 


5708 
5709 


5710 


5711 
5712 
5713 


SIGNALS. 


OPEN MORE..the ship next ahead will .-..- 
Open more..the ship next astern will....- 
Open more..from the center.-..-.......--. 
Open more..the columns will.......-.-..- 
Open more.. the divisions will .---...-..--. 
Open more.-from the left. .........-.....- 
Open more.-I mean to pass between you 

and your opponent. 
Open more.-from the reir--- 2-5... .----- 
Open more..from the right ...--.---.----- 
Open more. :from the yan 2-22... 4: - sare 

OPEN ORDER.. anchor in ..::=.2-.---...--. 
Open orders: keep in Wwen. coset ce seca 
Open order.. keep in, during the night--.. 

OPENED. the; harbor 18): cea meee wae osese te 

OPERATIONS..cease present.........--..--- 
Operations..all, have ceased. ......-.----. 
Operations - . against the enemy have been 

commenced. 

Operations..must be commenced without 
unnecessary delay. 
Operations..may be delayed by foul wea- 

ther. 
Operations .. must not be delayed unneces- 
sarily. 
Operations... will not be delayed ..--...--. 
Operations: POREPQ@NG iaccs. +-~ ne ee ee 
Operations. -syspend ....-.--2-.i2cie eee eck 


| OPPORTUNITY. .take advantage of every, to 


annoy the enemy. 


Opportunity..avail yourself of the first 
favorable, to make a close re- 
connaissance of the enemy. 


Opportunity ..offers for sending letters or 
mail home, at the time indi- 
cated by signal. 


Opportunity ..offers for sending letters to 
the place designated by sig- 
nal. 


ORDER... or formation, chase, disregarding the 
present. 


| Order .. or formation, chase, preserving the 


vo 
oO 
fees 
INDEX WoRDSs. EO 
A 
aa} 
AHEAD. 
ASTERN. 
CENTER. 2823 
COLUMNS. 3048 
DIVISIONS. 3848 
LEFT. 5400 
OPPONENT. 
REAR. 
RIGHT. 
VAN. 
ANCHOR. — 1298 
KEEP. 5284 
KEEP. 5285 
HARBOR. 5048 
CEASE. 28135 
CEASED. 2816 
COMMENCED. 3103 | 
COMMENCED. 3104 
DELAYED, MAY BE. 3547 
DELAYED, NOT. 3546 


DELAYED, WILL NOT. | 3545 


POSTPONE. 

SUSPEND. 

ANNOY, ENEMY. 897 
AVAIL. 2033 
SENDING, LETTERS. 5406 
SENDING, LETTERS. 5407 | 
CHASE, DISREGARDING| 2878 | 
CHASE, PRESERVING. 


2879 | 


ssc tte eeeneneeneneemeemneneneeemeenereeeeeeee ee 


| ORDER..close more the present.—[For each 


SIGNALS. 


repetition of this signal the ves- 
sels will close one cable’s length, 


until iv close order; after which, 
close as near as safety will per- 
mit. ] 
Order ..close, as much as the weather will 
permit. 
Order ..everything isin good: .:.......... 
5716 | ORDER-BOOKS..send on board -.......-..--. 
ORDER PRESCRIBED..anchor in the. ....- 


ee 


Order prescribed ..attack in the..........- 


ORDERS..act in strict accordance with pre- 


vious. 
Orders..the Admiral has, for you. ..-..... 
Orders..the Admiral has no, for you...... 


Orders.-last transmitted through you, or 
to you, by signal, annul the. 
Orders..vour last, are annulled 


Orders..annulling, have been or will be 
sent. a 
Orders..which will be or have been sent 


or signaled, give particular atten- 
tion to. 
OPV er ae a Alu Petes tA BIG Seat oie x 
Orders..await arrival of further.......... 
Orders..from the Navy Department, await 
Orders ..carry out your 


Orders..I have endeavored to conform 
strictly to your. 
Orders..countermand the last............ 
Orders ..the last, are countermanded...--.- 
Orders..defer the execution of your ...--. 
Orders.. have been dispatched............ 


Orders..execute your verbal 


Orders..execute your, without unneces- 
sary delay. 
Orders.. your, have been executed..-.---- 


Orders ..are expected soon to arrive 
Orders..I have, for the Commander-in- 
Chief. 

Orders..or commands, there are, for you 


on board of this or the vessel 
designated. 


Orders..1 have, from the Commander-in- 
Chief. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


CLOSE. 


CLOSE. 


ANCHOR. 
ATTACK. - 


ACT. 


ADMIRAL. 
ADMIRAL. 
ANNUL. 


ANNULLED. 
ANNULLING. 


ATTENTION. 


AWAIT. 

AWAIT. 

AWAIT, DEPARTMENT. 
CARRY OUT. 
CONFORM. 


COUNTERMAND. 
COUNTERMANDED. 
DEFER, EXECUTION. 
DISPATCHED. 


| EXECUTE. 


EXECUTE. 


EXECUTED. 
EXPECTED. 


For COMMANDER-IN- 
CnuiEer. 


FOR YOU. 


FrRomM COMMANDER-IN- 


CHIEF. 


Nos. 


CL) 
sae 


4 | Reference 


2959 


4347 


1312 
1917 


651 


799 
800 
1406 


1409 
1411 


2011 


2054 
1651 
2055 
2776 
4063 


3294 
3295 
dO02 
3790 
4365 


4366 


4367 
1663 
3083 


3072 


3084 


‘Signal 
Nos. 


~ 
ne 
= 


{ 


SIGNALS. 


ORDERS..sailing, you are under ..-......--.. 


Orders..sailing, the fleet is under.......- 


SAILING. 
SAILING, FLEET. 


Orders... sailing, the vessel-s designated i is | SAILING, VESSEL-S. 


or are under. 
Orders..send for, on shore ......\2....-... 
Orders ..I am unable to execute your. .-.-- 
Orders ..T nnderstand yours. ete... Seren 


Orders..I do not understand your.....-.. 


ORDINARY SEAMEN..report deficiencies of -. 


Ordinary seamen..needed .......---.--.--- 


| ORDINARY TREATMENT..the disease does 


not yield readily to. 


ORDNANCE-RETURNS.. Shae send in. . 


ORDNANCE-STORES -*needed’io0--- es. eae 
ORDNANCE-VESSEL.. accompany the-..---- 
Ordnance-vessel. -is aground ......----.--- 


Ordnance-vessel..send to, for ammunition. 
Ordnance-vessel.. send boat-s tOm. 22 wo) erie 
Ordnance-vessel.. the stranger is ..--.-.---. 
Ordnance-vessel...tow the. .....----...---- 


OUR ALLIES..are approaching ..-.-........ 


OUR ARMY..is approaching or advancing - ao 


Our army.-is in fine spirits ..........---. 
Our army. 18 healitine -- cr. ee oe ne a 
Our army ..is about to move ............ : 


Our army .-is or has been re-enforced - ...- 


SEND FOR. 

UNABLE, EXECUTE, 
UNDERSTAND. 
UNDERSI’ND, I DO NoT. 


DEFICIENCIES. 
NEEDED. 


DISEASE, YIELD. 


QUARTERLY, SEND. 
STORES NEEDED. 


ACCOMPANY. 
AGROUND. 
AMMUNIT’N, SEND FOR 
SEND, BOAT-S. 


- STRANGER. 


Tow. 
APPROACHING. 


APPROACHING. 
FINE SPIRITS. 
HEALTHY. 
MOVE. 
RiE-ENFORCED. 
REPULSED. 
RETREATING. 
SICKLY. 


SUFFERED. 


Our army ..has been repulsed .........--- 

Our army 21S Opie aie an Ba eee ee 

Our army. 18 BIOKY escsts es ances eee 

Our army -..suffered greatly in the last | SUFFERED. 
battle. 

Our army ..suffered very little in the last 
battle. 


Our army..has been victorious.-..-..----- 


Our army -..is going into winter-quarters. . 


OUR BOATS..are exposed to enemy’s artil- 


OUR CONVOY..is dispersed 
OUR ENCAMPMENT..is breaking up 


lery. 


Our boats..are retreating .............-.- 


VICTORIOUS. 
WINTER-QUARTERS. 


EXPOSED. 
RETREATING. 


DISPERSED. 


BREAKING UP. 


624 
S611 


3704 


5612 


597 | 


938 
1195 
1088 


1074 


878 
1595 
1596 
1597 
1598 
1599 
1600 
1601 


1602 | 


1603 


1605 


1606 | 
2425 


Signal 
Nos. 


5726 
5727 


‘BOR 


SIGNALS, 

OUR: FEOTINGUA +18 retreating. . 2.322 .2225-6 
OURS Eine eis Mierion... 0.2 Sse Verse ee 
Ost orcd. cI SSUPSLiON':. 2.3.5.5... tesene 
OUR FORCES..-are advancing or approaching. 
Our forces..are concentrated ............ 
Our forces..asre concentrating .. 2... 222.2: 
iPite JOTGCa ater CL Ossi’ a, /.2. (54s anaes 

Our forces..are demoralized .-..2::...20- 

Our forces..are disembarked ....-....-..- 

Our forces..are disembarking....-....-.. 
Guxnrjorces_ sare embarking. <2 2.22.2 2209" 

Wier? (OTCES Sale LOltImeGa sens has ce. oreo 

Our forces -- ares tortit ying 227 ea ee se 

Our forces..are intrenched............... 
Curesorcese- aT SID tren chin mess... 4.2 see- 

Our forces..are about to move ........... 


Our forces..are pressed by the enemy .~.-.. 


Our forces..are rallying - 


OUF*TOrCea? sBLe TOUTIOS ~ ona ewe dny vo coe + - 
Our forces..on shore are shelling the place 
Our forces..on shore have surrendered .. - 


OUR FORT-S..or battery—ies is or are bomb- 
proof. 


OUR IRON-CLAD-S..-is or are approaching... 


OUR LAND-FORCES .. have occupied the 
place designated. 


OUR LINE..is or has been broken...-....... 
Our line.. must not be broken.-..--...---. 
Our liner cid cldseG- Up e221. otras oe eee 


OUR NAVAL FORCES.-have occupied the 
place which will be designated. 
OUR PEOPLE..are greatly exhansted-.....- . 
Our people..are exposed to the enemy’s 
sharp-shooters. 
OUR POSITION..is too much exposed..--... 
OUR RESERVES .. are approaching or ad- 
vancing. 
OUR VESSEL-S..is or are approaching...-.. 
Our vessel-s..is or are blockaded .......-. 


Our vessel-s..is or are hauling off. ....-.-.--. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


| 


RETREATING. 


INFERIOR. 
SUPERIOR. 


ADVANCING. 
CONCENTRATED. 
CONCENTRATING. 
CROSSING. 
DEMORALIZED. 
DISEMBARKED. 
DISEMBARKING. 
EMBARKING, 
FORTIFIED 
FORTIFYING. 
INTRENCHED 
INTRENCHING. 
Move. 

PRESSED. 
RALLYING. 
RETIRING. 
SHELLING. 
SURRENDERED. 


BOMB-PROOF. 


APPROACHING. 


OCCUPIED. 


BROKEN. 
BROKEN. 
CLOSED. 


OCCUPIED. 


EXHAUSTED 
EXPOSED. 


EXPOSED. 
APPROACHING. 
APPROACHING. 


BLOCKADED. 
HAULING OFF. 


a 
cop) 
o0) 
ice) 


4202 


79 
3194 
3196 
3364 
3563 
nen 
3752 
4050 
A764 
4769 
5233 
1594 
4709 


4442 
8-0 
1476 


2299 
5058 


336 ne | 


o 
o 
a 
Signal ; 2x W =o 
Arasi SIGNALS. INDEX WORDs. 22 
| 
5728 | OUR VESSEL-S..is or are retreating .-..-...- RETREATING. 
OUR WORKS..have been destroyed ......--- DESTROYED. 3598 
OUT... kedge.:. 2... tee eee sheet ae KEDGE. 5272 
OUT OF RANGE. .of the enemy’s guns, anchor) ANCHOR. 1299 
Out of range .. of the enemy’s guns, ves- | GET. 3978 | 
sels designated will get. — 
Out 0” range -. of the enemy’s guns, keep.| KEEP. 5286 
Out of range .. of the enemy’s guns, the | OBSTRUCTIONS. 3675 
obstructions are. 
OUTER BUILDING-S..are on fire..........- ON FIRE. 2631 
5729 | OUTERMOST SHIPS.. get under way first...| UNDER Way. 
OUTFITS. scom plete younGcs.-o--. 25 eee COMPLETE. 3180 
Outfits... are/completed. 2. 2.55252 sansa ee COMPLETED. 3181 
OUTSIDE..of the bar,.anchor...---....-..... Bak, ANCHOR. 1301 
Outside..of the fleet, anchor..........-... FLEET, ANCHOR. 302 
Outside..of the fleet, keep, until otherwise | FLEET, KEEP. 5287 
; ordered. - 
Outside..of the island, anchor..........-. ISLAND, ANCHOR. 1303 
Outside. Sot the line; anchor... + .2<0. cic | LIN®, ANCHOR. 1304 
5730 Outside...of the line, pass... - <5... es. s+ LINE, PASS. 
Outside..of the reef-s, anchor..........-- REEF-S, ANCHOR. 1305 
5731 | OVER your, shot areigoiny ..25. wee eee SHOT. 
OVER US..the enemy’s shot fall...-......--. ENEMY’S SHOT. 4240 
OVERBOARD... throw guns-)--- 2 .-.. 2522-32. GUNS. 5009 
Overboard..guns have been thrown. .-.-.-.. GUNS. 5010 
Overboard..guns have not been thrown...| GUNS. 5011 
Overboard... amany 182426 2ctte nite ccelee eens MAN. 525 | 
OVERCOME..all difficulties have been ...... DIFFICULTIES. 3648 © 
OVERFLOWED..the levee is................ LEVEE. ‘ 5411 
OVERHAUL.. your engine-s, and put them | ENGINE-S. 
in order with the least practi- 
cable delay. 


5732 Overhaul..the approaching or passing ves- | VESSEL, BOAT. 
sel or boat ; ascertain her char- 
acter, destination, and place of 
departure, and report by signal. 


5733 Overhaul..the approaching or passing ves- | VESSEL, BOAT. 
sel or boat; ascertain her char- 
acter, destination, and place of 
departure, which report by sig- 
nal, and detain her until an 
answer is returned. 


307 


Nhs. SIC A rc INDEX WORDS. 


OVERHAULED..the enemy’s vessel-s has or | ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 


have been. 
5734 Overhauled..I have, the strange boat or | STRANGE BOAT. 
vessel and detained her. 
5735 Overhauled..I have, the strange vessel and | SrRANGE VESSEL. 
found her a friend. 
OVERHAULING ..-are you, the chase? ...-...| CHASE? 
Overhauling. .are you, the enemy? ....-.--. ENEMY? 
Overhauling ..the engine-s need-s:-....-... ENGINE-S. 
5736 | OVERPRESSED..this ship is, by sail....--.. SalIL. 


5737 | OVERSTRAINED..the vessel is, by towing --| TOWING. 


OVERTURES.. decline all, from the people on | DECLINE. 
shore, 


PACKING..for machinery needed..........-. MACHINERY. 
PADDLE-WHEELS..and houses are damaged) DAMAGED. 
5748 | PADDLE-WHEEL STEAMER. . the one seen is| SEEN. 


PAPAL [ROMAN]..the flag shown by the | FLac. 
strange vessel is. 


PAPERS..of strange vessel, examine, and re- | EXAMINE. 
port her character by signal. 


= & WD " r 
SSS . Reference 
Soft Nos. 


4247 


338 


— 


Signal 
Nos. 


| SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


5759 


PARAGUAYAN..the flag shown by the strange} FLAG. 


vessel is. 

PAROLE..the prisoners and land them....... PRISONERS. 

PAROLED.. officers and men, receive the. ..-- OFFICERS, MEN. 

PART..of the wrecked people are lost.-......- WRECKED PEOPLE. 
Part..of the wrecked people are safe ....| WRECKED PEOPLE. 

PART COMPANY: -. 2S eee ie oer ne eee COMPANY. 

Part company..convoy- will ..-....:...... CONVOY. . 
Part company .- convoy will not..----..--- CONVOY, WILL NOT. 
Part company .-d0 0b... 1, oameos «3 2 eas Do nor. 

PARTED. .my cable ass cesses seen eee: CABLE. 
Parted..my rudder-chains havé...-.-..... RUDDER-CHAINS. 
Parted..my sbeet-cable has....-..-...-.-. SHEET-CABLE. 
Parted..my tow-line has .......-.... .c2. TOW-LINE. 


PASS..I intend to, between you and your at BETWEEN. 
ponent, open more. 


‘Pass>. the enemy s forts... 20. So. ca0 eee ENEMY’S FORTS. 
Pass..within hail of this or the vessel | Hatz. 
designated. ‘ 


Pass.. within hail of the Admiral or the | Har, ADMIRAL. 
vessel designated. 


Pass:.within hail of the Commander-in- | Hart. 
Chief, in succession, on the opposite 
tack. 


Pass..within hail of. the Commander-in- | Harn. 
Chief, in succession, on the present 


tack. 
Pass: ADSIVG ee, eee ee eee ee INSIDE. 
Pass..to leeward 21. se eae o er oe hick ae ot LEEWARD. 
Pass... Outsid@eer tee tices eon. ect Lee OUTSIDE. 
Pass. .t0 Port. - oe pee eee eee ae eee PoRT. 
Pass ..to starboard) cee +ee ss oe ee STARBOARD. 
Pass..under the stern of the Commander: STERN. 
in-Chief. 
Pase...to wind watd 22-22 oe. tee eee “WINDWARD. 
PASSED. emergency ia. eee ee eee EMERGENCY. 
PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER-S..repair | REPAIR ON BOARD. 


on board of this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


PASSED ASSISTANT PAYMASTER-S .. re- | REPAIR ON BOARD. 
pair on board this or the vessel 
designated. 


Reference}! 
Nos 


4051 


4281 


309 


i 
| 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


Reference | 
Nos 


5760 | PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEON-S..repair on| REPAIR ON BOARD. 
board this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


b76L | PASSENGERS. -receive the.........-...----- RECEIVE. 
PASSING VESSELS..and boats, intercept all.| INTERCEPT. 
| PASSWORD. -for the night will be communi- | NIGHT, 
cated by telegraphic signal, 
to be answered by hoisting 
the same numbers. 
PATCHING. .my:boiler—s require-s.......,.... BoILer-s. 
PAY ATTENTION ..to the Admiral’s or Com- | ADMIRAL. 


mander-in-Chief’s movements, 
and to the vessels of the fleet. 


PAY. OUFDcsmors Gables so ee ee es eo aee CABLE. 
5762 Pay out..more tow-line.............----- TOW-LINE. 
PAYMASTER..is ashore.......<-.--. PS Ross ASHORE. 


or the vessel designated. 


flag-ship or vessel designated. 


5765 | PAY-ROLLS..have, prepared ready for trans- | READY. 


mission. 
5766 Pay-rolls..send, for transmission to the | SEND. 
; Department. 
5767 | PEACE..has not been proclaimed..--....---- NOT PROCLAIMED, 
5768 Peace--has heen proclaimed ............-- PROCLAIMED. 
5769 Peace..a treaty of, has been signed ....--. TREATY, SIGNED. 


this fleet, is that now shown, 
or which will be described by 
telegraphic signal immedi- 
ately aiter this signal is an- 
swered. 
Pennant..show your day-distinguishing..| DISTINGUISHING. _ 


Pennant..what is my distinguishing? ....| WHAT? 


People..on shore are or appear to be armed) ARMED. 


Paymaster .. assistant, repair on board this | ASSISTANT, REPAIR. 


Paymaster ..is dead or killed.......-:...... DEAD. 
Paymaster..passed assistant, repair on | PASSED ASSISTANT, RE- 
board of this or the vessel des- PAIR. 
ignated. 
5763 Paymaster..repair on board of this or the | REPArR. 
vessel designated. 
5764 Baymasters: a wOunde 20. Secs. 5 3 <6 oe WOUNDED. 
PAYMASTERS..will assemble on board the | ASSEMBLE. 


PENWANT.. your day-distinguisbing, while in | DAY DISTINGUISHING 


PEOPLE..-have abandoned the wreck..---.-- ABANDONED, WRECK. 


2681 


1765 
1867 


| 3496 


5759 


1809 


3436 


3818 


TT 
. 


340 


People. - 
People. - 
People.. 
People. 
People.. 
People.. 


People. .- 


People.. 
People... 
People... 
People.. 
People.. 
People.. 
People.. 
5770 People.. 
1 5771 | People.. 
| People... 
5772 People. 
5773 People. 
a774 People.. 
D775 People.- 
5776 People.. 
D777 People... 
5778 People... 


PERCUSSION-CAPS. . needed 


SIGNALS. 


tacked. 


have had breakfast .. 


PEOPLE..our, on shore are or have been at- | 


let the, go to breakfast........... 


have not had breakfast 
-have had dinner. ..-. 


have not had dinner. 


ere eet ee emer 


of the place which will be indi- 
cated by signal are ina state of 


famine. 


in the enemy’s country are suffer- 


ing from famine. 


ascertain feelings of the....--..-.- 


there is great enthusiasm among | 


the. 


there is very little 
among the. 


enthusiasm 


on board the wrecked or stranded 


vessel are all lost. 


on board the wrecked or stranded. 
vessel are lost in part. 


save the 


on board the wrecked or stranded 


vessel are all saved. 


assist in saving the, overboard or 
those on’ board the wreck. 


state of starvation. 


state of starvation. 
have had supper 


have not had supper. 


.of the enemy’s country are in a 


-of the place indicated are in a 


are threatened with starvation. ..- 


of the place are unfriendly to us. 


are UNNI. ceLeee eee 


Percussion-cap3..send, to this or the vessel 


PERCUSSION-FUZES .. are needed for rifle | 


designated. 


projectiles. 


PERFECTED..the arrangements have been.. 


Perfected ..the arrangements have not been 


PERFORM..well, engine-s does or do not... 


.| ENGINE-S, 


INDEX WORDS. 


ATTACKED. 


BREAKFAST, 
BREAKFAST. 
BREAKFAST. 
DINNER. 

DINNER. 

DINNER ? 7 
DINNER. 
FAMINE. 


FAMINE. 


FEELINGS. 


GREAT ENTHUSIASM. | 


LITTLE ENTHUSIASM. 


a 


LOsT. 
LOST, PART. 


SAVE. 
SAVED. 


SAVING, ASSIST. 
STARVATION, 
STARVATION. 


SUPPER. 
SUPPER. 


THREAT’D, STARVAT’N. 


UNFRIENDLY. 
UNHURT. 


NEEDED. 
SEND. 


NEEDED, RIFLE. 


ARRANGEMENTS. 
ARRANGEMENTS. 


———— on 


Nos. 


A 
leeee=eEeE=aeEeEeE=ESaaaaeeeeee_—_O__— ee rr LE 


Reference 


rt 


1829 


2717 
2718 


4835 


1628 
1627 


4269 


d41 


SIGNALS. 


PERFORM... well, the engine-s does or do .... 
Perform..1 have been unable to, the duty 
assigned me. 
PERFORMED..or executed, the act or duty 
has been admirably. 
Performed..I have, the duty assigned me. 
PERMISSION .. affirmative, assent, consent, 
= or yes. 


Permission..to communicate with the 
shore, I wish. 


Permission..is granted to proceed ......-. 


Permission..is granted to visit the shore 
or place. 


Permission..cannot be granted to visit the 
shore or place. 


PERSIAN ..the flag shown by the strange ves- 
sel is. 
~PERSONS.. belonging to this vessel are absent. 


Persons..arm all available, for immediate 
service. 


Persons..transferred, send accounts of, 
without delay, to the vessel-s 


or station-s to which they have 
been or are to be transferred. 


PERUVIAN..the flag shown by the strange 
vessel is. 
“pe ed Ch C1 Seg rosa go) eee pe Se ce i ropa 


PICKET-DUTY..detach vessel-s designated 
from your division for. 


Picket-duty..detach vessels for......-....- 
| 5780 ACK UPI MORO 5 ie yo a iets 2 a kctes cael’ 
PICKET-VESSELS.. designated will alternate 

daily. 
Picket-vessels..or boats, detail..........-. 
Picket-vessels .. have been detailed .... .-. 
Picket-vessels.. have not been detailed. .... 
Picket-vessels..or boats, double ..--....--- 
Picket-vessels. drive in enemy’s.....----.- 
5781 Picket-vessels..or boats, relieve. .....----- 


5782 Picket-vessels..send, ahead and on each 
wing. 


5783 Picket-vessels..send close into the entrance 
to the port. 


. | PICKETS..-our, have been attacked .......... 


| 


INDEX Wonrpbs. 


ENGINE-S. 


UNABLE, DUTY. 


ADMIRABLY. 


Doty, I HAVE. 


AVFIRMATIVE, ASSENT, 
CONSENT. 


COMMUNICATE, SHORE. 


GRANTED, PROCEED. 
GRANTED, VISIT. 


GRANTED, VISIT, CAN- 
NOT BE. 


FLAG. 


ABSENT. 
ARM, AVAILABLE. 


TRANSFERRED. 


FLAG. 


TARGET. 


DETACH, VESSEL-S. 


DETACH, VESSELS. 
TAKE. 


ALTERNATE, DAILY. 


DETAIL. 
DETAILED. 
DETAILED, NOT. 
DOUBLE. 
DRIVE. 
RELIEVE. 

SEND AHEAD. 


SEND, ENTRANCE. 


ATTACKED. 


4604 


3604 


3603 


1112 


3613 | 
3628 
3629 
3903 
3976 


1982 


042 


5792 


5793 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDS. 

PICKETS: cover: the. sss 0 see eee eae eee es COVER. 
Pickets..on shore, double the .----...---- DOUBLE. 
Pickets..the enemy’s, are in sight .....--. ENEMY’S. 
Pickets..or guard-boats, recall the......-. RECALL. 
Pickets..station, on each flank of the army} SPATION. 

PILLAGING. *is forbidden 22 eae sees FORBIDDEN. 

PILOT..for the coast cannot be procured ...-. Coast. * 
Pilot:is disabled 32 22cceee~ see eek eer eee DISABLED. 
Pilot..discharge your ...-....---- -.---.-| DISCHARGE. 
Pilot.. fire a gunifor aes eee eee FIRE, GUN. 

. Pilot..T have, on board..---. eee e eens I HAVE. 
Pilots. need au... 2ee- ae ee eee eee I NEED. 
Pilot..make‘signal for a...2.5 2.255 eee MAKE SIGNAL. 
Pilot. Seu Me rabsis sss sees eee SEND. 
Pilot..send, to this or the vessel designated) SEND. 

Pilot. A will send \Vousd2~ 35 east ei WILL SEND. 
Pilot: IR WOUNGCO a2 ae ae one ok oe eee WOUNDED. 
PILOT-BOAT..-in sight; direction will be in- | Iy sigur. 
dicated. 
PIPE DOWN 7a Wines ies er hat cece ort ere AWNINGS. _ 
PPC MOW Rc DOC OIN E yawn mn cee ss eel eee BEDDING. 
‘Pine down  Wammockss is os.< .- 2 abe ee | HaMMOCKs. 


Pipe down..scrubbed hamimocks.. - - casas 
Pipe down.. washed clothes ....-..-..--.- 


PIPE UP. 


PIRATE. .the captured vessel is a..--...-.-.. 


Pirate..the strange vessel appears to be a.}| STRANGE VESSEL. 

PISTOLS. .ammunition needed for -...-...... AMMUNITION. 
Pistols Needs oy oer eee en te are NEED. 
Pistols..send, to this or the vessel desig- | SEND. 

nated. 

PISTON-ROD.. .is broken sts 0sysc Gpeienee es BROKEN. 
Piston-rod..is injured ;..-.4 sae eweee ane INJURED. 
Piston-rod..is repaired: .4...0 Jewese eae oe REPAIRED. 

PUACK. abandon the .....4scss.oseeeu een se ABANDON. 
Place..abandon the, and destroy. ....---- ABANDON. 
Place..abandon the, do not........--.-.-. ABANDON, DO NO’. 
Place..has been abandoned............-- ABANDONED. 
Place..port, harbor, or anchorage is ahead) ANEAD. 


call hammocks css. oe es chee ee ; 


> 


WASHED CLOTHES 
| HAMMOCKS. 


CAPTURED VESSEL. 


SCRUBBED HAMMOCKS. 


a 


se 
Nos 


3328 
3904 
4225 


4700 


2706 
3672 
3698 
4520 
5176 
5145 
5516 


2074 
2240 
3914 
3918 
2984 


5039 
2739 


1177 
5614 


2626 
5205 


————. zm ee 


343 


© 
o 
Site 
zg 
Nos. LY, 
o 
come or 
PLACE..or object that will be indicated by BEAR, How ? Py | 


- signal, how does it bear? 


Place..or object that will be indicated by | Bears. ; 2237 
signal bears as indicated by com- 
pass signal. 


Place.. which will be designated has been | OCCUP’D, NAV’L FORC’S, 5684 
occupied by our naval forces. 


eee SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 
elie ss DORICP OE GUE dew ieck <5 12 ns ese carfoesa BESIEGE. 2260 
MrLiCase ist WOMIOMON co. 8- 06/15 <~ Jone omnes BESIEGED. 2263 
/lace.-has capitulated. .-..-.... woeneeae CAPITULATED. 2716 
Place..or port, coal may be had at the, | COAL. 3006 
designated by signal. 
Place..designated, has been damaged se- | DAMAGED, HURRICANE.) 343 
riously by a hurricane or storm. | 
Place..there is great disorder in the..---. DISORDER. | 3773 
Place..occupied by the enemy is deserted.| ENEMY, DESERTED. 3080 
PlgCee ON OD LDG i salam ton access = 4 epee ENTER. 2203 
Place..now held, evacuate the.........-- EVACUATE. 4342 
i Place..or port indicated by signal, fever | FEVER. 4496 
is at the. . 
GLACE >, OL PONY TAP (SEY DUD 31 eres ato ea ee FIRE. 2949 
EOC OG Te LS LOPUI OC anteater) wr alcrat ole! te anstant we are FORTIFIED. : | 4765 
ee AAG DOLTIDEL LOC cera ot! irs win ol Sele nee FORTIFIED. 4766 
ee Chee ALT IMOMMNON sete. tere cles aad 2 Satay a GARRISON. 4861 
Place: theyia garrisoned. 2. .--J.2- sy GARRISONED. 4868 
Place..the, is not garrisoned.......-.---. GARRISONED. 4869 
Place. guard the, designated............- GUARD. 4953 
Place..the health of this, or that desig- | HEALTH. 5072 
nated, is good. 
Place..- which will be designated has been | OCCUPIED, L’D-FORCES. 5683 
occupied by our land-forces, 


Place..stand off and on the.........,.- ..| OFF AND ON. 0374 
Place..or town, open fire upon the -...-.. OPEN FIRE. 5705 
5794 Place. -proceed.to the, designated........| PROCEED. 
Place..or port designated, proceed off the.; PROCEED. 4911 
5795 Place.. proceed to the, designated, and | PROCEED. | 
procure fresh provisions and vege- 
tables for the fleet, and return 
without unnecessary delay. 
eee Oh Cena Lele RGR ONO. 2 acc <a ses a nae a cea RETAKE. 
5797 Place.. designated has been retaken...--. RETAKEN,. 
Place..this, or the one designated is sickly -| SICKLY. 5071 
5798 Place..the target more to port...--...-..- TARGET. 
5799 Place. .the target more to starboard... --.| TARGET. 
5800 Place. the target further off. .>.--..--2.. TARGET, FURTHER OFF 


5801 . Place.-the target nearer. ..-...--..- es TARGET, NEARER. 


J44 


Signal 
Rae: SIGNALS. 
5802 | PLACE.:threaten the ......-s.<s5.0+eseeeeer 
5E03 Piace..tho, is threatened |. -f222.0e eee a 


PLAN..and details of the combined attack, 
arrange, with the commanding 
officer of the land-forces. 


PLAN OF ATTACK..-has been altered to that 
which will be communicated by 
telegraphic signal. 

Plan of attack..has been altered to that 
which will be communicated, ren- 
dered necessary by the altered po- 
sition of the enemy. 


Plan of attack..must be changed, owing 
to altered circumstances. 


Plan of attack... will be communicated..-. 


Plan of attack..must be strictly con- 
formed to. 
PLEASURE..accept-8 with -..........--...- 
PLENTY ...iish arenes, powers ee see eee eee 
5804 Plenty se waver ces koce- theese eee ee 
POINT: shiphoer .co.se). 2 len. weet eee Oe 
» Point more fo Che ere 2s 0s ek ee 
Point..out the line for firing by compass 
' signal. 

Point, loOWeri ces tue « cnce ven eee See ey 
Point..out the object to be fired at..-...- 
Point... your guns at the object which will 

be designated by signal. 
5805 Point..out the position of the enemy by 


compass signal. 
Point..more to. the Tight. <<... s.s. sess, = 


POINT-BLANK RANGE..commence action at. 
Point-blank range..engage the enemy at -- 


PONTON-BRIDGE.. guard the, carefully ..-.. 


Ponton-bridge.. protect the, while being 
laid. 


PORT... bay, or harbor, abandon or withdraw 
from. 


Port.. bay, or harbor has been abandoned 
by the enemy. 


Port.. bay, harbor, or place is ahead..-.--. 


Port..an American, the strange vessel is 
bound to. 


Port..an American, the strange vessel is 
from. 


INDEX WorpDs. 


THREATEN. 
THREATENED. 


ATTACK, ARRANGE. 


ALTERED. 


ALTERED. 


CHANGED. 


COMMUNICATED. 
CONFORM. 


ACCEPT-S. 


FISH. 
WATER. 


HIGHER. 
LEFT. 
LINE OF FIRE. 


LOWER. 
OBJECT. 
OBJECT. 


POSITION. 


RIGHT. 


COMMENCE ACTION. 


ENGAGE. 


GUARD. 
PROTECT. 


ABANDON. 


ABANDONED, ENEMY. 


AHEAD. 


AMERICAN, BOUND. 


AMERICAN, FROM. 


Reference 
Nos 


1617 


1103 


1109 


1012 

688 
1936 
2588 
2589 


514 


5806 


345 


SIGNALS. 


PORT... harbor, or anchorage bears as indicated 


Port..place, or object that will be indi- 
cated bears as will be shown by 
compass signal. 


eee OSE UP AOL CHO sin n= on nin setae A 


Port..place, or coast which will be desig- 
nated by signal, blockade. 


Port..place, or coast, join the blockade off 
the, designated by signal. 


Port..or place designated is blockaded - -. 
Port..or place designated, I am bound to. 


Port..or place designated by signal, coal 
may be had at the. 


eUTee. CAS Ulead dan 5 cae Saas dee sone 
POLE COM ANC Rs ocak ee oe wee on ee 


Port..or place is discovered; direction 
will be indicated. 


Port..bay, or harbor, do you see the? .... 
Port..bay, or harbor, enter the. .......--. 


Port..place, or position, we have evacu- 
ated. 


Port..or anchorage, can you fetch into 
the? ~ 


Port..or anchorage, I can fetch into the.. 
Port..or anchorage, I cannot fetch into the 


Port..or place which will be indicated, I 
am from. ‘ 


POT Lae LNLO ars hae lenis £6 abit a oie ais eres 
Olin V OUL DONT guics alk eee Jk eT SS ee 


Port..or harbor, how does it bear from 
you? Answer by compass signal. 


Port..or place, keep in sight of the. ..---. 


Port..or place, keep off the, until you re- 
ceive further orders. 


Port..bay, harbor, or place designated, 
mike the best of your way to. 


Port..or place is not blockaded......-.-.-. 
One eaAAs WO aie ciNes vcs oes ee sae a ee 
Port..or place designated, proceed off the. 


Port.. proceed into, take on board as many 
provisions as you can carry for the 
use of the fleet, and return without 
unnecessary delay. 


Port.. proceed into, fill up with coal, pro- 
visions, and all other necessary sup- 
plies with all practicable dispatch, 

and rejoin me or resume your sta- 

tion without unnecessary delay. 


INDEX WORDS. 


BEARS. 
BEARS. 


BEAR UP. 
BLOCKADE. 
BLOCKADE, JOIN. 


BLOCKADED. 
BOUND. 


COAL MAY BE HAD. 


CAST: 
COME. 
DISCOVERED. 


Do YOU SEE? 
ENTER. 
EVACUATED. 


FETCH, CAN YoU? 


FETCH, I CAN. 
FETCH, I CANNOT. 
From, I AM. 


GO INTO. 
HELM. 
How, BEARS? 


KEEP IN SIGHT. 
KEEP OFF THE. 


MAKE YOUR WAY. 


NOT BLOCKADED. 
ASCs 
PROCEED OFF THE. 


PROCEED, PROVISIONS, 


FLEET. 


PROCEED, PROVISIONS, 


COAL. 


Reference 
Nos 


Cn 
S 
c= 
=r) 


2230 


2781 
oU56 
719. 


3876 
2203 
4344 
1367 


1368 
1369 
4798 


4924 
5077 
2224 


5290 
5281 


5d13 


2301 
5755 


4911 


3003 


346 


5813 


Bae! 


5815 


5816 | 


meey SIGNALS. | INDEX Worps. 
58077; PORT .. steer for the 22... < .2veKe ais Sau pane STEER. 
5808 Port. .steer More tO 2.. fb leeeg es eae STEER. 
5209 Port..steer the number of points to, indi- | STEER. 
cated by numeral signal. 
5810 Port..indicated by signal, stop at---....-. STOP. 
Port... or place designated by signal, strange| STRANGE VES’L, BOUND 
vessel is bound to. 
5811 Port..orplace designated by signal, strange} SrRANGE VES’L, FROM. 
vessel is from. 
5812 Port..I am unable to get into.....-..-.-.. UNABLE, GET INTO. 
PORT ANCHOR..come to with..............| Comx To. 
Port anchor: let: 90 Jee ope eee sea LEt Go. 
Port Gnchorz Wel glk ss Ap. rel tees cate WEIGH. 


PORT BEAM..of this or the vessel designated, | ANCHOR. 
anchor on the. 


Port beam. keep; On thee syn a a eee ee ee KEEP. 


Port beam... of this or the vessel designated, | TAKE, STATION, 
take your station on. 


‘ 


PORT BOW..of this or the vessel designated, | ANCHOR. 
anchor on. 


Portbow.* keen 00 2. 2 aces oes Lae KEEP. 


Port bow-.-.of this or the vessel designated, | TAKE, STATION. 
take your station’on. 


PORT DIVISION-.-.Admiral or Commander- | ADMIRAL, LEAD, 
in-Chief will lead. 


PORT HAWSHR Cast 0ise <2 2 scents CAST OFF. 


PORT QUARTER ..of this or the vessel desig- | ANCHOR. 
nated, anchor on. 


Port Quartereaupep Ol ee en-- onset eee ees KEEP. 


Port quarter..of this or the vessel desig- 


TAKE, STATION. 
nated, take your station on. 


PORTUGUESE. . the flag shown by the strange | Fiaa. 
vessel is. 
Portuguese..the merchantman seen is-..-- /MERCHANTMAN. 
Portuguese..the steamer seen is ..--...--- STEAMER. 
POSITION .. our forces are abandoning their..}| ABANDONING. 


Position..we have an advantageous, for | ADVANTAGEOUS. 


attacking the enemy. . 


Position..endeavor to obtain an advan- 


ADVANTAG US, OBTAIN. 
tageous, for attacking the enemy. 


Position..assault the enemy’s .........--. | ASSAULT, ENEMY’S. 
Position..attack the enemy’s. ..-...----- ATTACK, ENEMY’S. 
Position.. attack the enemy’s weak...-.. -| ATTACK, ENEMY’S. 


Position..back ont of your present...--... BACK OUT OF, 


Reference 
Nos 


| 


2541 


1306 
1309 
1347 


1307 


5223 


791 


Q785 


1310 


5291 


2095 


5817 


a 


O47 


, SIGNALS. 
POSITION. -buoy the, before leaving it ..---. 
Poet rade ie DOOVOU)... ......- see cade 


Position.. present, I can maintain, until 
relieved. 

Position .. present, [cannot maintain, much 
longer without relief. 


Position..the enemy’s, has been carried by 
assault. 


Position... by dead-reckoning, at noon to- 
day, report latitude and longi- 
tude in order. 


Position..or vessel, defend, as long as pos- 


sible. 
Position..the enemy is abandoning his . -. 


Position..occupied by the enemy is an ad- 
vantageous one for repelling an 
attack. 


Position..and strength of the enemy, as- 
certain, as far as possible, and 
report without delay. 


Position..of the enemy is exposed... .--. 


Position..of the enemy, point out, by com- 
pass signal. 


Position..of the enemy is strong.-..-- ei aee: 
Position..of the enemy is weak ..:-....... 


Position..port, or place, we have evacu- 
ated. 


Position..our, is too much exposed -....-. 
Position..force the enemy from his. .---.. 
Position. .the, this, or my, is a good one... 


Position.. maintain your, until relieved. .. 


Position.. by observations, at noon to-day, 
report latitude and longitude in 
order. 


Position... assigned you, occupy, until reg- 
ularly relieved. 


Position..rams will take, and be prepared 
to attack the enemy as he ad- 
vances. 


Position..take, to assist the vessel-s en- 
gaging the enemy. 


PUsiGheeGAROABnlOIl «<2. <s¢.-s< asa. Peden 
Position..take a defensive ...---.--...--- 
Position..take, inside of the enemy. .----- 


Reference 
Nos. 


Buoy. 
BUOYED. 
CAN, MAINTAIN. 


CANNOT, MAINTAIN. 
CARRIED, ASSAULT. 


DEAD-RECKONING. 


DEFEND. 


ENEMY, ABANDONING, 
ENEMY, ADVANTAG’US. 


ENEMY, ASCERTAIN. 


ENEMY, EXPOSED. 
ENEMY, POINT. 


ENEMY, STRONG, 
ENEMY, WEAK. 
EVACUATED. 


EXPOSED. 
FORCE, ENEMY. 
GOob. 
MAINTAIN. 


OBSERVATNS, REPORT. 


OccuPY, ASSIGNED. 


RAMS, TAKE, 


RETURN. 
SAFE? 

TAKE, AHEAD. 
TAKE, ASSIST. 


TAKE, ASTERN. - 
DEFENSIVE. 
TAKE, INSIDE. 


Position..take, on the left of the line. ....| TAKE, LEFT. 


Pee age 


wo 0 

co 

hm CoO 

we oO 
\ 


4226 
5805 


4229 
4230 
4344 || 


4442 
4227 
4934 


doll 


5829 


5830 
5831 


5832 
5833 
F834 


348 


SIGNALS. 


POSITION .. take, to protect the ordnance 
and supply vessels. 


Position..take, to protect the small ves- 
sels. 


Position..take, on the right of the line -.. 
Position.. withdraw from your 


POSITION LIGHTS... hoist or show your. ..-.. 


| POSSESSION..make arrangements for taking, 


of the place. 
Possession..of the chased vessel-s, take. -- 
Possession..do not take, of the place.----- 


Possession..do not take, of the prize, chase, 
vessel, or enemy. 


Possession. hold, of the place ..---:....-- 
Possession ..1 have, of the place. .......... 
Possession.. keep, of the prize-s....-...-.. 


Possession. .the railroad is in our.......-. 


Pussession..the enemy is in, of the railroad 
Possession..take, of the place ..........-- 
Possession..take, of the vessel.. alscta noes 
Possession..has not been taken...---....- 
POST-OFFICE..send to the, for the mail. .-... 
POSTPONE?  the-attack. 2. ace. eee eee 
Postpone 20 Peravions’... <2. 22255. eee es 
POSTPONED {the stone ise. een oeee eee 


Postponed..the combined attack has been, 
to the hour which wiil be com- 
municated. 


Postponed..the execution of the sentence 
of the Naval General Court- 
Martial has been. 


POWDER..18 Dadse tee eee ee eee 
Powder is damaged *-20i2 -cu. eee pee 
Potider.i8;ex pended... +a. see ae eee oe 
Powder. fl 2. 4 ouastee eee eee eee ake 
Powder. .18 {O00 +29 ek A eee ee eee 

Powder . land 

Powder . 

Powder ..receive or take on board...-..... 

Powder ..1 require 


ee ey 


-needed for mortar-vessel—-s 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


TAKE, PROTECT. 
TAKE, PROTECT. 


TAKE, RIGHT. 


WITHDRAW. 517 
z 

HoIsT 5085 
ARRANGE, TAKING. 1621 
CHASED, VESSEL-S. 2904 
DO NOT TAKE. 3872 
DO NOT TAKE. 

‘HOLD, PLACE. 5093 
I HAVE, PLACE. 5177 
KEEP. 

RAILROAD. 

RAILROAD. 4121 
TAKE, PLACE. 

TAKE, VESSEL. 

TAKEN, NOT. 

SEND TO. 5408 
ATTACK. 1915 
OPERATIONS. 5714 
ATTACK. 1916 
COMBINED, ATTACK. 1897 
EXECUTION, SENTENCE} 4369 
Bab. 2097 
DAMAGED. 3435 
EXPENDED. 4437 
FILL. 4512 
Goop. 4930 
LAND. 5342 
NEEDED, MORTAR. 5575 
RECEIVE. 

| REQUIRE, 5184 


Powder ..send, to this or the vessel desig- | SEND. 


nated. 
onder is Tanning shorbs ons ee ake ae 


SHORT. 


O49 


| g 
2 ee SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. : 3 
% ’ Sm 
Rete ra aren a 
PRACTICABLE: is an assault?.....2.4...0 5. ASSAULT ? 1791 
Practicable..an assault would be......... ASSAULT. 1792 
Eracheable..the breach is,..... ...2-.L2.- BREACH, 2559 
Practicable..the breach is not ....-.....-. BREACH IS NOT. 2560 
| PRACTICE.-.economy in the use of your fuel.| ECONOMY, FUEL. 4018 
. Practice..the greatest economy in the use | ECONOMY, SUPPLIES. | 4019 
of your supplies. 
PRATIQUE..has been granted...-...-.....: .| GRANTED. 4939 
Pratique..has not been granted ....-..... NOT GRANTED. 4940 
5838 | Pratique..has been refused ...... aaa | REFUSED. 
PRECAUTIONS. .take, to prevent a surprise..| PREVENT, SURPRISE. | 4952 
“PRECAUTIONARY ..adopt all, measures ne- | MEASURES, ADOPT. 841 
| cessary. 
PREPARATIONS..make, for abandoning the | ABANDONING, PLACE. 539 
place. 
* enemy. 
Preparations.. make, for attacking the | ATTACKING, PLACE. 1984 
place. 
Preparations ..discontinue further .--...--. DISCONTINUE. 3708 


Preparations..make, for an early departure) EARLY, DEPARTURE. 3064 


Preparations ..active, are being made for | EXECUTING, ORDERS. 732 
executing your orders. 


Preparations... make, for removing sick and | REMOVING, SICK. 
wounded. 


ETEparauons.-SUSPeONG .. <ss- ct sceu ss 50" SUSPEND. 
PREPARE..PREPARATORY.—[The prepara- 
tory-pennant above the signal- 


flags indicates: Prepare to exe- 
cute the signal made. } 


Prepare..for action or battle..... eens: ACTION. 668 
Prepare..for general action or battle .....| ACTION. 719 


Prepare..to advance according to the pre- | ADVANCE. 863 
scribed plan or order. 


Prepare. 10r Dad weather... 224.2240 - BAD WEATHER. 2108 
Prepare..uoys for buoying the passage..| Buoys. 2645 
Prepare..to destroy the boom...-......--. DESTROY, BOOM. 2525 
Prepare. .for any emergency ......-----.- EMERGENCY. 4052 
Prepare..for a hurricane. ........... . ----| HURRICANE. 5130 
Prepare..to exercise boats in a sham-fight.| EXERCISE, BOATS. 2435 


Prepare..for an expedition, with all availa-| EXPEDITION. 4426 
ble boats, fully armed and equip- 
ped, and provisioned for the num- 
ber of days indicated by numeral 
signal. | 


| 
| 


Preparations..make, for attacking the | ATTACKING, ENEMY. 1983 


cece esate A te Pe nan a 


Signal 
Nos. 


per 


5842 
5843 
5844 


5845 


5846 


5847 


9848 


SIGNALS. 


- 


PREPARE .. fire-balls, and keep them in readi- 


Prepare.. 
Prep are. 
Prepare... 
Prepare. . 


Prepare. - 
Prepare. . 


Prepare. . 


Prepare.. 
Prepare.. 


Prepare. . 
Prepare. . 


.for hostilities 


ness for use. 
ship for a heavy gale. ......-... 


howitzer-battery, and hold in 
readiness for immediate service. 


howitzers for service afloat 


for inspection by the Command- 
er-in-Chief, who will visit your 
ship on the second display of this 
signal. 


to Jand storming-parties 


to sail 


to sail on the day of the present 
month indicated by num’! signal. 


to be taken in tow 


creer cre eee wees 


to take in tow the vessel-s des- 
ignated. 


PREPARED.—[That is, 1 am prepared. With 


Prepared..for action, are you? 
Prepared. 
Prepared. 


Prepared. 


the interrogatory-pennant over 
it, it will mean: Are you pre- 
pared ?] 


-for action, I am 


- the enemy appears to be, for ac- 
tion. 


-l am not 


Prepared ..have pay-rolls, ready for trans- 


PRESCRIBED ORDER..-anchor in 


mission. 


Prescribed order..attack in the .........-. 


PRESENT FORCE..no great defense can be 


made with. 


Present force..is inadequate to the duty 


required of it. 


Present force..is sufficient for the duty re- 


PRESENT ORDER..advance in the 


Present 07 


Present order.. attack in the.: 
Present order ..extend more 


Present order. . preserve 


‘der ..anchor in the 


quired of it. 


eat 
oO 
re 
INDEX WORDS.” aS 
Ot Zi 
>) 
a) 
FIRE-BALLS. 4543 | 
HEAVY GALE. | 
HOSTILITIES. 5099 
Hor snor. 5104 
HOWITZER-BATTERY. | 5129 
HOWITZERS. 5127 
INSPECTION, COM’R-IN-| 5213 


CHIEF. 


LAND, STORMING, | 


DISCIPLINE. 


SAIL. 
SAIL. 
Tow. 
Tow. 
ACTION ? 721 
ACTION. 720 
IXNEMY, ACTION. 708 
I AM NOT. 5149 
PAY-ROLLS. 5765 
ANCHOR. iste 
ATTACK. 1917 
NO DEFENSE. 3525 
INADEQUATE. 705 
SUFFICIENT. ATO6 
| 
ADVANCE. 864 | 
ANCHOR. 1311 f 
ATTACK. | 1918 |j 
EXTEND. 4446 | 
PRESERVE. | ) 
CLOSE ORDER. 2960 I 
3704 


by numeral signal, in pounds. 


o 
oO 
Signal Dod 
Nos SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. S = 
— 
o 
on 
PRESERVE... your disguise or incognito.----. DISGUISE. 3754 
PE peatreee ei UIsba DCO: _ +0. voce eee DISTANCE. 3811 
Preserve..the present or prescribed for- | FORMATION. 4746 
mation. 
Preserve..the present line of bearing. ....| LINE OF BEARING. D432 
Preserve..the prescribed distance. ........ PRESCRIBED, DISTANCE} 3812 
Freserve..the-present order:..-.....2..--. PRESENT, ORDER. 5848 
5849 Preserve..the prescribed range ----......- RANGE. 
5850 Preserve..the strictest silence -----....--- SILENCE. 
5851 (RS a shenek EE REIT AT pela dig ay Gal eee STATIONS. 
5852 Prescerve..the strictest silence during the | STRICTEST, SILENCE. 
night throughout the fleet. 
5853 Preserve..the strictest silence in working | STRICTEST, SILENCE. 
ship and coming to in the har- 
bor or at the anchorage. 
5854 Preserves. (HOM TOD NICS. <4. ccna eee <e = « TROPHIES. 
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES..is | Artoar. 912 
afloat. — | 
President of the United States..is dead ..... DerEaD. 3497 
5855 President of the United States..salute the..| SALUTE. 
5856 President of the United States..will visit | Visrr. 
the fleet or the vessel designated 
at the time indicated by signal. 
PERESS2.ne enemys center... 6c. 0 Jo. 5k ENEMY’S, CENTER. 2824 
Press..the enemy’s rear.....--.- Ete hres ENEMY’S, REAR. 4237 
Press.- the enemy’s van.-...:.----- ..---.| ENEMY’S, VAN. 4243 
Press ..the enemy’s weak point.....---.-- ENEMY’S, WEAK POINT.| 4256 
Press... forward... .-- BA eens ini see ois FORWARD. 4771 
Press..of sail, the Admiral will carry, dur- | SAtL, ADMIRAL. 801 
ing the night. : 
EP G88-2 OF BRI GEL Yn Se 4 nee poten s| MALL) CARH Ye 2771 
Press..of sail, enemy carries.........--.- SAIL, ENEMY. 4122 
Press .2.0t steamy Garry 3... <5. 5. tien hie oes STEAM, CARRY. 2772 
Press..of steam, enemy carries. ........-- STEAM, ENEMY. 4123 
PRESSED..the enemy is, by our forces. ..-.. ENEMY, 4125 
Pressed ..the garrison is hard, by the enemy) GARRISON. 4X62 
Pregsed .-hard, I am, by the enemy....---. I aM. 4124 
Pressed..our forces are, by the enemy ----) OUR FORCES. 5726 | 
PRESSURE..my boiler-s will not bear a/| BOrLER-s, BEAR. 2493 
greater, than that indicated, by 
numeral signal, in pounds. 
5857 Pressure..of steam is that indicated, by | STEAM. 
numeral signal, in pounds. 
5858 Pressure. of steam, whatis your? Answer, STEAM, WHAT? 


5859 


5860 


586). 
5862 
5863 


5864 


5865 
5866 


5867 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDs. 
[ye a ae ae a rr 
PREVALENT.. defection appears to be...... - DEFECTION. 


Prevalent..a spirit of revolt appears to be-| Revoir. 


PREVENT..all communiéation 222. 2-4... COMMUNICATION, 


Prevent..the departure of the strange ves- | DEPARTURE, STRANGE. 


sel or the one about getting 
under way. 


Prevent.-all depredations oc wns nase ee ns: _DEPREDATIONS, 
Prevent... pillaging. 222s ee eee eee ae PILLAGING. 
Prevent..smuggling,if possible ......---- SMUGGLING. 
| PRIMERS wneeded <: [72.2 ee oe eee ete NEEDED. 
PRISONERAS >. CONING Fe eens ee a ee CONFINE. 
Prisoner-s..deliver, to the Provost-Mar- | DELIVER, Provost- 
shal or other proper autbor-}| Manrsnat. 
ity, at the place designated. 
Prisonet-8. QigCharge.....ceckvieke ws ca eek DISCHARGE. 
Prisoner-s.-has or have eseaped.....----- | EScaPen. 
Prisoners. -TOCOIVG. 2. <2 ncr share gee eaens RECEIVE. 
Prisoner-& Tease J. «ccs eb s See eee eee RELEASE. 
Prisoner—8. -SCCUIC.. 4 .c-ua -2 ober eee SECURE. 
Prisoner-s. -I have secured ......:.......-| SECURED. 
Prisoner—-s send, “ashorest. 24 ...25. seus SEND, ASHORE. 
Prisoner-s..send ashore for ........-.... - SEND, ASHORE. 
Prisoner-s..send, to the Court-Martial....-) Senp, COURT. 


Prisoner-s..sena to the guard-house for ..| SEND, FOR, 
Prisoner-s..send to the place designated-..| SEND, TO. 


Prisoner-s..send, on board of the vessel | SEND, VESSEL. 
designated. 


Prisoner-s..what disposition shall be | WHAT DISPOSITION? 
made of the? 


| PRISONERS. -arrange for exchanging the. ...| ARRANGE, EXCHANG’G. 
Prisoners..assist in embarking the ..-.-..- ASSIST, EMBARKING. 
Prisoners ..assist in landing the .......... ASSIST, LANDING. 


Prisoners..will be sent by cartel as soon | CARTEL. 
as they can be paroled and 
got ready. 


Prisoners. .dispose of the, in the best way | DisposE. 
you can under the existing cir- 
cumstances, 


Prisoners..and captured vessel-s, ascer- | DISPOSITION. 
tain from the Admiral or Com- 
mander-in-Chief what disposi- 
tion shall be made of the, and 
report without unnecessary 
delay. 


Prisoners: 6mbark the... . |. eee EMBARK. 


Reference 
Nos. 


1764 
1765 
3320 
4962 


4043 


353 


Nos. SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


PRISONERS-~- exchange the. ..2... 25..0---22. 


EXCHANGE. 


Prisoners ..an exchange of, has been agreed) EXCHANGE, AGREED. 


upon. 
Prisoners .. enemy has refused to exchange. 


Prisoners ..an exchange of, will take place 
as soon as possible. 


Prisoners.. have been exehanged -..-.--.---- 
Prisoners .. have not been exchanged .-.-..- 
Prisoners .. will not be exchanged .....-... 
Prisoners ..guard, carefully .......--...--- 
Prisoners..how many have you?........- 


Prisoners ..I have, on board ; nnmber will 
be indicated by numeral sign’]. 


PE IBOUCTR IA e oe Ae cea tees area 
Prisoners..parole and land...-....-.-..-.- 
5868 Prisoners ..refuse to exchange.......-----. 


5869 Prisoners..taken in prize-s, send, to the 
Admiralty Court to which the 
prize-s has or have been sent. 


PRIVATE DISTINGUISHING SIGNAL.. do 
not make or show your. 


Private distinguishing signal..of the vessel 
in sight, endeavor to make out, 
and report by repeating it. 


Private distinguishing signal .. and corre- 
sponding watch-word, your, 
will be that next shown by 
signal, until further orders. 


Private distinguishing signal..show your... 
Private distinguishing signal..for the day 
you parted company, hoist or 
show, and the day, by numeral 

signal. 
PRIVATE NUMBER..do not show ..-.....-... 
Private number .-hoist or show your ...-.. 


PRIVATE SIGNAL: Janswer .co2- s =’ ees 2 soe 
Private signal..do not answer .........--. 


5870 Private signal..will be communicated im- 
mediately after this, for the 
day and night. 


5871 | PRIVATEER..enemy’s, the vessel seen is. .--- 


PVEGE aE ELON =. css ne 2 eee 

Privateer. is a neutrals. feos re eee 

5872 Privateer -.the vessel seen is .-.--...---. ‘ 
PRIZE-S..abandon IGete eA eo ace ee 


23 NS8 


EXCHANGE, REFUSED. 
EXCH’GE, TAKE PLACE, 


EXCHANGED. 

‘EXCHANGED. 
EXCHANGED. 
GUARD. 
How Many? 
I] HAVE. 


LAND. 

PAROLE. 

REFUSE, EXCHANGE. 
SEND, ADMIRALTY CT. 


Do NOT SHOW. 


ENDEAVOR, MAKE OUT. 


NEXT SHOWN, YOURS. 


SHOW YOUR. 
SHOW YOUR. 


Do NOT HOIST. 
Holst. 


ANSWER. 
Do NOT ANSWER. 
WILL BE COM’NICATED. 


ENEMY’S.« 
FRIEND. 
NEUTRAL. 
VESSEL. 


ABANDON. 


Reference 
Nos 


3865 


3823 


3824 


3801 
3205 


3864 
3800 


1417 
1416 


4790 
5638 


518 


- 


5873 


5874 


354 


SIGNALS. 
PRIZE-S.-is or has been abandoned ..-......- 

Prize-3-. accompany the co 5ecensccee eee. 

Prize-8..18 oF are aground fa225. ees on Phe 

Prize-3..anchor near theo ten. ee ee 

Prize-3 >. arm }tHGE, ks a wee ee eee ae 

Prize-s..condition of the, is bad ......... 

Prize-3..can you get alongside of the, in 
a boat? 

Prize-s..send boat-s alongside of the -..- 

Prizée-3.:. Dring Off. scce wees ome ee ee eee 

Prize-s..I have captured ........---..-.. 

Prize-s.. what is the condition of the? -.. 

Prize-s..is or are damaged .--.-... ae ere 

Prize-s..witnesses, and papers found on 
board, deliver, to the Marshal of 
the District Court at the place 
which will be designated, and 
return to your station. 

Prize-s.. blow up or destroy the, if it or 
they cannot be brought off or 
out safely. 

Prize-s..dispose of the, to the best ad- 
vantage. 

Prize-s.. what disposition shall be made 
of the? 

Prize-s..and prisoners, ascertain from the 
Admiral what disposition shall 
be made of the, and report with- 
out unnecessary delay. 

Prize-s..examine the condition of the, and 
report. 

Prize-8 LBC OD AIG. ones cinwiees Chee teehee 

Prize-s..or vessel-s designated is or are 
in good condition. 

Prize-s..stay by and guard.............. 

Prize-s..is or are infested with vermin. -- 

Prize-s..keep astern of the, and protect 
it or them. 

Prize-s..is or are leaking badly.......... 

Prize-s..man, as fast as possible, and in- 
struct the prize-masters to make 
the best of their way_after the 
fleet or to the port designated. 

Prize-s..need-s anchors..:...5-.se+eeess 

Prize-s..i8 or are’ pifate-s ....-....--+--- 

Prize-s..hold possession of ...........--- 

Pyaze-8-ROOUTO .. 22.200, | eee eee 

Prize-g..I have secured }.4 64.2 cco scee ae 


INDEX WORDS. 


ABANDONED. 
ACCOMPANY. 
AGROUND. 
ANCHOR. 

AkM. 

BAD, CONDITION. 
BOAT, ALONGSIDE. 


BOAT-=S, ALONGSIDE. 


BRING OFF. 
CAPTURED. 
CONDITION, WHAT ? 
DAMAGED. , 
DELIVER. 


DESTROY. 


DISPOSE. 
DISPOSITION ? 


DISPOSITION. 


EXAMINE. 


FIRE. 
GOOD CONDITION. 


GUARD. 
INFESTED, VERMIN. 
KEEP, ASTERN, 


LEAKING. 


MAN, INSTRUCT PRIZE-| 5 


MASTERS. 


NEED-S, ANCHORS, 
PIRATE-S., 
POSSESSION. 
SECURE. 
SECURED. 


Reference 
Nos. 


on 
) 
ew) 


598 
939 
1287 
1499 
2105 
1089 


1090 
2604 

734 
3213 
3436 
3554 


355 


SIGNALS. 


PRIZE ps. Dave not secured : 2. os2.l. ok nen 


Prize-s..send, to the Admiralty Court, 
with witnesses, at the place 
which will be indicated by geo- 
graphical signal. 


Prize-s..send, to the nearest port 


Prize-s..is or are in a sinking condi- 
tion. 

_ Prize-s.. thé, is or are smuggler-s ......-- 

Prize-s:.take possession of ..:...:.... 2.2. 

Prize-s..tow, to leeward of the fleet.....- 


Prize-s..tow, to windward of the fleet..-. 


ETice- 8, LDIOAOL UDO. a ene ure cae nae kee 
PROCEED. : 
Proceed..along shore and examine it 
closely. 
Proceed ,. cannot, at this time ............ 


Proceed..to the compass-station and test 
your compasses. 


Proce < OU; FOUriCOUTEE 2. = o.4+2 <-> «<0 2: 
Proceed... fill away and, on your course...- 


Proceed..on their courses, unarmed ves- 
sels will. 


TP OCECN SOUT VOGUE CYUISG’ chigs ot edad's'- oceis 
Proceed..or sail at daylight.....:-...-...-- 


Proceed..to the depot and fill up with sup- 
plies. 


Proceed.. with your equipments.....-.-.- x. 
Proceed..to the extreme left -.........-.- 
Proceed. .to the extreme right... -. Se ae 
Proceed... faster; lam unable to..-...:....- 


Proceed... flotilla will, on the duty, as- 
signed it. 


Proceed..at full speed, regardless of the 
order or formation. 


Proceed. -leading vessel-s will.-........-.- 

Proceed. -outside and await orders.....-.. 
a 

PEOCOE ROL s Ones en's paares Sec ceeed 


Proceed..off the port or place desig- 
nated.. , 


Proceed..into port, take on board as many 
provisions as you can carry, for 
the use of the fleet, and return 
without unnecessary delay. 


Proceed..to the designated port or place.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


| Reference 
Nos. 


| 


SECURED, NOT. 


SEND, ADMIRALTY CT. 


SEND, PORT. 
SINKING. 


SMUGGLER-S. 
TAKE, POSSESSION. 
TOW, LEEWARD. 
Tow, WINDWARD. 
UNLOAD. 


ALONG SHORE. 


CANNOT. 
COMPASS-STATION,. 


COURSE. 
COURSE. 
COURSES, UNARMED. 


CRUISE. 
DAYLIGHT. 
DEPOT. 


EQUIPMENTS. 
EXTREME LEFT. 
EXTREME RIGHT, 
FASTER, UNABLE, 
FLOTILLA. 


FULL SPEED, REGARD- 
LESS. 

LEADING VESSEL-S. 

OUTSIDE, AWAIT. 

Port. 

PorT. 


PORT, PROVISIONS. 


Port. 


"3305 


838 


3212 


1076 


2711 
3171 


4513 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorDs. 


Reference 
Nos. 


a 


PROCEED..to the port or place indicated, | PORT, FILL UP, COAL,| 3003 
fill up with coal, provisions, and &C. 
other necessary supplies, and re- 
turn to the fleet or to your sta- 
tion without unnecessary delay. : 
Proceed. .to the port or place indicated by | Port. 5795 
signal, procure fresh provisions 
and vegetables for the fleet, and 
return without unnecessary de- 
lay. 
5887 Proceed. .when will you be ready to?.....| Rrapy? 
Proceed .@own the rivet ..ae-6 0004-5 RIVER. 4905 
Proceed. 0p he Viver. 2250 4, 2235 lee ee RIVER. 4919 
5888 Proceed..to a safe anchorage, tender will..| SAFE, ANCHORAGE. 
Proceed .2t0 Sta. 202. ae eee ia eee? SEa. 4915 
Proceed. .to sea, the flotilla will .-.--.-. -#.| SEA, FLOTILLA. 4677 
Proceed..on the service assigned you.....| SERVICE. 4917 
5889 Proceed..to the watering-place and fill up-| WATERING-PLACE. 
PROCLAIMED.. peace has been .....-....... PEACE. 5768 
Proclaimed..peace has not been ..--.-...-. PEACE. 5767 
PROCURE. articles wanted, IT am unable to-..| ARTICLES. 1712 
Procure. .a barometer, endeavor to ...-.-. .| BAROMETER. 2147 
Prooure..endeavor to, fresh provisions for | FirESH PROVISIONS. 4785 
the ship’s company or fleet, on : 
shore or at the place designated. 
Procure. -endeavor to, fresh beef for the | FRESH BEEF. 2243 
ship’s company or fleet, on shore 
or at the place designated. 
PROCURED..armorers may be, at the place ARMORERS. 1544 
indicated. 
Procured..fresh beef can be, on shore or | FRESH BEEF. 2241 
on board the vessel that will be 
indicated. 
Procured..fresh beef cannot be .......--. FRESH BEEF. 2242 
5890 Procured. here, riggers may be ...-...--- RIGGERS. 
53891 Procured.-here, riggers cannot be ......-- RIGGERS. 
5892 Procured.. ashore, surf-boats may be..-... SURE-BOATS. 
| PROHIBIT. -interconrse with the shore ...-.-. INTERCOURSE. 
Prohibit..intercourse with the strange | INTERCOURSE. 
vessel. | 
PROMISING... the enterprise is. ..............) ENTERPRISE. 
{ 
PROMPULY..dct.....-.. pee een | Act. 
{ 
PROPELLER. -connect or couple ......-----. CONNECT. 
Propeller. .is injured or damaged......-. -| DAMAGED. 


Wropeller...is: disabled s.i2t.tseeoetaeleeee DISABLED. 


1 


BoC 


: eo) 
i) 
| Signal - SIGNALS. | INDEX Worps. 22 

| | | 3 
eee 2 RE NS 2h ee Bee 
| PROPELUER.--distonnect. ..-. 2. 228..5. 2226. DISCONNECT. 3706 | 
Propeller .. hoist, and make sail .........- Hoist. 5087 | 
Propette+-shaitis broken......+.2-.'s2 2228 SHAFT. 2627 | 
erojeuer.. Aiathasimjured .....< Js-.scse'- SHAFT. 3444 | 
5893 sit ropeller, the: vessel seen is. 20 32 < ceca osc VESSEL. | 


to, readily. 


PROPER TREATMENT..the disease yields | DISEASE, YIELDS TO. | 3735 || 
PROPERTY.. public, assist in saving. .....-... ASSIST, SAVING. 1830 | 
| Property ..destroy the enemy’s ..---.,--.-| DESTROY, ENEMY’s. | 3588 | 

Property ..captured, dispose of, to the best | DISPOSE OF CAPTURED.) 2738 | 
advantage under the circum- | 
stances, ) 

| PROPOSITION ..refuse assent to....-.,.....: REFUSE, ASSENT. 1817 || 

Proposition..assent has been or is refused | REFUSED, ASSENT. 1818 || 
to the. 

| BROSPEC T.: of SucGgess 18 1810. sat. ao oe SUCCESS. 4469 |, 


PROTECT..American interests on your pas- | AMERICAN, INTERESTS.) 1128 || 
sage or cruise. 


Protect.. American merchantmen until out | AMERICAN, MERCHANT-) 1185 


of danger from the enemy’s| MEN. 
cruisers. 
Protect..send a force to, the armory ...-.. ARMORY. 1553 
Protect..send a force to, the arsenal and | ARSENAL, 1696 
other public property. 
Protect..the army with additional force...) ARMY. 1607 || 
Protect..and cover the boats........ anes Boats. 2417 || 
Protect..and cover the boats and disabled | BOATS, FLOTILLA, ~ 4672 
vessels, flotilla will. 
Proteces Tne lusiives J. eae ea cee FUGITIVES. 4806 
Protect..the ponton-bridge while being | PONTON-BRIDGE. 9589 || 
laid. 
5894 Protect..the unarmed vessels ............ UNARMED VESSELS, 
5895 Protect..vessel-s parting company tothe | VESSEL-S. 
place indicated. 
PROTECTED. .the arsenal is well ........-.. ARSENAL. 1694 |) 
Protected..the enemy is, by land-batteries.| ENEMY. 4126 
PROTECTION.. give, to the vessel-s or boat-s | VESSEL-S, BOAT-S. 4904 
| | needing it. 
5896 | PROVIDE ..for the wrecked people .......... WRECKED PEOPLE. 
PROVISIONS..and water, allowance of, re- | ALLOWANCE, REDUCE. | 1063 | 


tion which will be indicated 


duce to the fraction of the ra- | 
by telegraphic signal. . 


Provisions ..allowance of, reduce one-fourth, ALLOWANCE, REDUCE. | 1060 | 
| 


008 


.<, 


Mak SIGNALS. INDEX Worbs. 


2 
o 
a. 
2 3 
aa 
2 
a 


PROVISIONS.. allowance of, reduce one-third.| ALLOWANCE, REDUCE. | 1062 
Provisions ..allowance of, reduce one-half.; ALLOWANCE, REDUCE. | 1061 


Provisions..allowance of, reduce to the | ALLOWANCE, REDUCE. | 1059 
minimum quantity. 


¥ 


Provisions..allowance of, cannot be fur- | ALLOWANCE, REDUCE. | 1064 
ther reduced. 


Report, by telegraphic signal, 
in fractional parts of the ration. 


Provisions..on what allowance of, are you?) ALLOWANCE, REPORT. | 1065 
Provisions..allowance of, is running short.| ALLOWANCE, SHORT. | - 1066 
| 


Provisions..on board this vessel are bad -.| Bap. 2098 
Provisions..are damaged..,..-.--..---- .-| DAMAGED. 3438 ||, 
Provisions.. how many days’, have you on | Days? 5116 |} 
board? Report by- numeral 
signal. , 
Provisions..and water, report number of | Days. 62 
days’, on hand, by numeral 
signal. 
Provisions..report deficiencies of......-... DEFICIENCIES. 3030 
sae 
' designated, in quantities and 
kinds indicated. 
Provisions..and stores, embark...-....... EMBARK. 4044 
Provisions..examine and report the con- | EXAMINE. 4353 || 


dition of. 


Provisions..and all other necessary sup- | FILL UP WITH. 4514 
plies, for immediate service, 
fill up with. 


Provisions. .fresh, bring off...-......... --| FRESH. 4783 


Provisions .. fresh, can be procured on shore | FRESH, CAN PROCURE. | 4784 ||! 
or at the place designated. 


Provisions..deliver, to this or the vessel | DELIVER. 3000 


Provisions. .fresh, crew need ............- FRESH, NEED. 2244 

Provisions ..fresh, may be obtained at the | FRESH, OBTAINED. 4786 
place indicated. 

Provisions..fresh, send for ..........-.....| FRESH, SEND FOR. 4787 |) 

Provisions..fresh, endeavor to procure for | FRESH, PROCURE. 4785 


the ship’s company or the fleet, 
on shore or at the place indi- 


cated. 
Provisions. .and water, furnish, to the ves- | FURNISH, VESSELS. 4827 
sels in distress. 
Provisions ..I. am in:néed of ...2see2see nee NEED. 5146 
5897 Provisions..are needed by the troops on | NEEDED. 
shore. : / 
5898 Provisions..receive the ..... o nae ae eee aret) eee LW ie 
5899 Provisions. are scarce is. .2-.. ese eebe .-| SCARCE. 
Provisions..send, ashore ...........----.-| SEND. 1766 
Provisions..and stores, send for, to the | SEND For. 3893 


dock-yard. 


359 


| SIGNALS. 
5900 | PROVISIONS..send for, to this or the vessel 


| 
: which will be designated. 


fires. 


Pump..auxiliary steam, for freeing ship, 
has given out or is not in 
working order. 


5901 Provisions..send, to men employed out of 
the ship. 
5802 OURO e ss VOID BUOLU OL <a s- one < coe 
EPOvisone.- COIS PALG nso 400s. ~ 2.0 2-558 
. Provisions. .I cannot spate -..........---. 
5903 Provisions. .we are suffering for -......--. 
5904 Provisions..take, on board.............-. 
t | 
PRUDENCE... act with great /_.......-.-.-.. 
PRUSSIAN..or German, the flag shown by 
the strange vessel is. 
Prussian..or German man-of-war, the ves- 
sel seen is. 
Prussian..or German, the merchantman 
seen is. 
5905 Prussian. .or German, the steamer seen is. 
PULL IN..open fire, clear beach of the enemy, 
and protect. the forces while 
landing. 
PUMP..up boiler-s and be ready for lighting 
| 


Pump ..steam, has been or is repaired .-.. 


PUMPS 2. bilge, are choked... 554 +2---.+-+--- 
Pumps..bilge, are out of order...--.-...- 


‘ 


INDEX WORDS. 


SEND FOR. 
SEND, MEN. 


SHORT. 
SPARE, I CAN. 


SPARE, I CANNOT. 


SUFFERING. 


FLAG. 
MAN-OF-WAR. 
MERCHANTMAN. 


STEAMER. 


CLEAR, BEACH. 


BOILER-S, READY. 


STEAM. 


STEAM, 


BILGE, CHOKED. 
BILGE, ORDER. 


Pumps..-my, are choked, and I find it diffi- | CHokED. 


cult to clear them. 
Pumps..do not free the vessel...-........ 
Pumps..feed, are out of order..--.--.--.-. 


DO NOT FREE. 
FEED. 


PURCHASED..-articles of pressing necessity, | ARTICLES, NECESSITY. 


not on hand or in store, may 
be; quality and prices to be 
approved by Commanding Of- 
ficer. 


PURPOSE. .-or object contemplated has been | ABANDONED. 


abandoned. 
PURSUE..the enemy or strange vessel 


PURSUIT..our forces or vessels are abandon- 
ing the. 


ENEMY. 


ABANDONING. 


Nos. 


Reference 


2951 


2486 


2027 


2028 


2265 
2266 
2927 


‘4778 


4485 
1704 


360 le \ 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


QUARANTINE..is established. ..........--.-| ESTABLISHED. 4339 
Onuoraniineg chon AN s,s Ce ee pes a I AM. 5151 


Quarantine..regulations, conform strictly | REGULATIONS. 3225 
to. 


5916 Quarantine... you are released froth ..-..-.- RELEASED. © 
5917 Quarantine..remain in, until duly relieved) REMAIN. 


5918 Quarantine..this or the vessel designated | VESSEL. 
is in. 


5919 Quarantine. Jou ated... ssec+casemanees YOU ARE IN. 


5920 | QUARTERLY ..returns of expenditures, send | SEND. 
in. 


Quarterly ..ordnance-returns, send in ...-. SEND. 5722 


QUARTERS... exercise at general, with powder.) GENERAL, EXERCISE. | 4872 
Quarters ..exercise at general, without pow-| GENERAL, EXERCISE. 4873 
g , p , 
der. 
QUERIES... your, will be answered by boat or | ANSWERED, BOAT. 1423 
messenger. 
Queries... your, I cannot answer. .......---. CANNOT, ANSWER. 1418 


QUIET.. all is, here or at the place designated.| ALL. 1039 | 
(viet... the enenty|is <. 2-2 2 ecemene eee ENEMY. A127 


cn on a en on X cn on toh | 
‘ ite} ite) © (Len) \Yen)} Yo} So ite} o 33 
— — — — a (=) = =) nme 
= (ow) ew — eS = @ 8) ~] . © 
— 
| 
Reference 
Nos 


Quit..your present duty or station...-.. - STATION. 5393 


QUIT..the anchorage immediately -...-. -----| ANCHORAGE. | 1383 


Signal] 
Nos. SIGNALS. 
5922 
5923 
5924 
5925 
5926 
5927 
5928 
5929 
5930 
RAGES..the battle, fiercely..............---. 
RAILROAD.-.comnuunications are destroyed .. 
Railroad..is in our possession...-...-.---- 
Railroad..is in possession of the enemy 
PAA Rise UBOMOCKGQa (ian tacl ee tgs a uiak's oo s 
5931 DisHY Cees AT ANTS Cy eae ee. ee ee eae 
RAISED..the blockade has been. ..-.......--. 
Raised..the blockade has not been ...---. 
Raised..the embargo has been .......--.- 


'RAKE..the enemy’s batteries or works ose es 
Rake..the enemy’s line.............-...-: 


5932 | RALLY. 
Rally..around and protect the boats ..... 
Rally ..around the disabled vessel-s...--. 
Rally..around the flag-ship.--. - p pases 
Rally..your forces on shore..-.-.-.....---.- 
5933 Rallye of the reserve... -'.!. «= one's ne ee 
5934 Rally..around the unarmed vessel-s..-.-.. 


DALOYING-ftheenemy iss... 2225-25 5c- cues 
Rallying Nour forces are «..-. 2. 2. Sees 


RAM..or run down th: enemy’s vessel-s...-.. 
| 


INDEX WORDS. 


BATTLE. 


COM’CATIONS, DESTR’D. 


POSSESSION. 


.-| POSSESSION, ENEMY. 


BLOCKADE. 
SIEGE. 


BLOCKADE. 
BLOCKADE. 
EMBARGO. 


ENEMY’S, BATTERIES. 
ENEMY’S LINE. 


BOATs. 

DiSABLED VESSEL-S. 
FLAG-SHIP. 

FORCES. 

RESERVE. 

UNARMED VESSEL-S. 


ENEMY. 
OUR FORCES. 


ENEMY’S, VESSEL-S. 


| 


zl 


Reference 
Nos 


362 


Signal 
Nos. 


5935 


3937 


5938 


5942 


SIGNALS. 
RAM..or run down the enemy’s principal ves- 


- sel at full speed. 


Ram..the enemy’s vessel opposed to the 
vessel designated. 


RAM-S.- accompany he--o ee eee 
ftam-s..g0 ahead in the prescribed order . 
Ram-s..enemy’s, concentrate attack upon. 
Ram-s..enemy’s, attack ........- Saritasee 
Ram-s..enemy is reported as having. .-... 
Ram-s..enemy’s, is or are seen......-.--- 
Ram—s > withdtaWe to, oa; ger age ae cide ee 


RAMS..advance and attack the enemy ....... 
Rams .. attack the enemy with ......--.-. 


Rams .. take position and be_ prepared 
to attack the enemy as he ad- 
vances. 


RAN OUT..have you seen the vessel-s that?- 


RANGES aheadm or cyte cere ee ea een eee 
Range..of enemy’s guns, anchor out of - .. 
Range..of enemy’s guns, anchor just out of 
Range.. go into closer .s: sess, Sie. soot eee 


Range..I am in, of the enemy’s guns .....- 


Range..of the eneny’s guns, keep out of, 
until otherwise ordered. 


Range.. preserve prescribed ..-........... 
Range..engage.at short... ..0. ... ck .cce ce 
Range. the; istoo great... 22. eee nee cees 


tange..of the enemy, I am unable to get 
within. 


Range..what is the? Answer, in yards, 
by numeral signal. 
RAPIDUY=*tiree set poe cee ae ee 


RATE..and error of chronometer, find ..---.- 


Rate..and error of chronometer cannot be 
relied on. . 


Rate..at what, are you sailing? Answer, 
in knots, by numeral signal. 


Rate..of sailing, try .; scence pe Meeeee 


Rate..of sailing and steaming together, 
try. 

Rate..of speed shown, by numeral signal, 
in knots, maintain. 


Rate..at what, are you steaming? An- 
swer, in knots, by numeral signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY’S, VESSEL. 
ENEMY’S, VESSEL. 


ACCOMPANY. 

AHEAD. 

ATTACK, CONCENTRATE 
ATTACK, ENEMY’S. 


ENEMY HAS. 


ENEMY’S, SEEN. 
WITHDRAW. 
ADVANCE, ATTACK. 
ATTACK, ENEMY. 
TAKE POSITION. 


VESSEL-S ? 


AHEAD. 

ANCHOR OUT OF. 
ANCHOR OUT OF. 
CLOSER. 

I AM IN. 

KEEP OUT OF. 


PRESERVE. 
SHORT, ENGAGE. 
TOO GREAT, 
UNABLE TO GET. 


WuHaT? 


FIRE. 


CHRONOMETER, FIND. 


CHRONOMETER, UNRE- 
LIABLE. 
SAILING ? 


SAILING. 
SAILING AND STEAMING 


SPEED. 


STEAMING ? 


Reference 
Nos. 


4231 


4248 


599 
983 
3191 
1959 
4129 
4233 


565 
1938 
5818 


984 
1299 
1300 
2982 
5152 


4753 


5849 
1939 
3815 


OCB 


hee SIGNALS. 
5943 | RATE-.of steaming, try..........-- t cae af Mtaretoat 


Ready - - 


Ready .. 
Ready -. 


Ready - - 


Ready - 
Ready. - 
Ready -. 
Ready - - 


Ready - - 


Ready - . 
Ready -. 


«+ Ready... 
Ready..the dock will be, to receive your 


Report, by telegraphic signal, in 
fractional parts of the ration. 


on board? Report by* numeral 


signal. 
ations: ditinisheees en ee. 2. .-. 2h 
Rations..reduce, one-fourth...-.......... 
Rations..reduce, one-third -............-. 
ations -_redaued, Ohe-nalf. <25.:.....-.. -..-- 
Nations ..reduce, to the minimum quantity 
Rations..send, to men employed out of the 

ship. | 
ee eee dees aire aE cca oa =o c's + 


Ready..I am, to recommence the action. -. 


to adjourn, the Board of Exam- 
iners is. 


Ready ..-to adjourn, the Court of Inquiry is 


tO 2 aneads | Giles. aisss...:.-.- 
I am not, to go ahead ....:....... 


blockade-runner-s is or are appar- 
ently, to run out. 


convoy is, to proceed............. 
convoy is not, to proceed. -.....-. 
CUBNOR Marre ey et anest 6 loldse/s es ae’: 


dock is, for your vessel. ..-- S solets s 


vessel at the hour that will be in- 
dicated. 


the dock will not be, until the day 
and hour that will be indicated: 


be, for an early move. ..<:2........ 


the enemy appears to be, for action 


Ready ..the enemy appears to be, for sea -- 
Ready ..everything is, for the movement. . 
Ready ..the expedition is, to move..-.-..... 
Ready ..to move, the expedition will be, at 


the hour which will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 


Ready ..to move, the expedition is not.... 
Ready ..the fire-raft-s is or are. .-....-... 
Ready -..the flotilla is, for service -...-.... 


| FEGUAY SPCR ee Po asl eso Sa Se edit wee 


INDEX WorDs. 


STEAMING, 


RATIONS..on what allowance of, are you? | ALLOWANCE ? 


Rations..what number of days’, have you | DAYS ON BOARD? 


DIMINISH. 
REDUCE. 
REDUCE. 
REDUCE. 
REDUCE. 
SEND. 


PREPARED. 
ACTION. 
ADJOURN, BOARD. 


ADJOURN, COURT. 
AHEAD. 

AHEAD. 
BLOCKADE-RUNNER=S. 


Convoy. 
CONVOY, NOT. 
DINNER. 
DINNER. 

Dock. 

DOcK WILL BE. 


DOCK WILL NOT. 


EARLY, MOVE. 
ENEMY, ACTION. 
ENEMY, SEA. 
EVERYTHING. 
EXPEDITION. 
EXPEDITION, 


EXPEDITION, 
FIRE-RAFT-S. 
FLOTILLA. 


Reference 
Nos 


1065 


5116 


3651 | 
1060 
1062 
1061 
1059 ° 
5901 


5847 
722 
2350 


743 
985 
981 
2296 


3267 


3264 


3661 


3656 
3888 
3890 


‘| 3887 


4003 

708 
4130 
4348 
4427 
4428 


4423 
4549 | 
4678 


| 5153 


364 


Signal 
Nos. 


5946 


SIGNALS. 


READY ..T am not). .).....ce<speceeee eer eesy 
Ready-.be, to slip from your anchor...... 
Ready :..steam.is..<.).¢n5 scat ee eae ee 
Ready ..steam is Hot... 2 eee geweeneees 
Ready..to move, when will you be?...... 


Ready .. when or on what day of the month 
will you be, for sea? 


REAR ...assist:thess. Sie ree ee es ee 
Rear’. bring’ up thes. ee. eee eee ee 
Rear..close up upon the.............---- 
Rear..enemy’s, attack the ....-...- er Seely 
Rear ..enemy’s, how does it bear?........ 
Rear ..enemy’s, is well guarded .......... 
Rear ..enemy’s, is not well guarded. ...... 
Rear... enemy's, press thawye.ens2 oe. eee 
Rear.. open'more from the....-. 22...-.6 


REAR-ADMIRAL’S..the flag seen is........- 


REAR DIVISION..the Admiral will lead -... 
hear division... cloge-ip- 22. 2-2, ee eewae sae 
Rear division..support the ....... Spier Smet 


REAR VESSEL-S..do you see? ............. 


RECALL.. general.—[ This signal will be 
made by hoisting the general re- 


INDEX WORDS. 


I AM NOT. 
SLIP, ANCHOR. 
STEAM. 

STEAM, NOT. 
WHEN, MOVE? 
WHEN, SEA ? 


ASSIST. 

BRING. 

CLOSE UP. 
ENEMY’S, ATTACK. 
ENEMY’S, BEAR? 
ENEMY’S, GUARDED. 
ENEMY’S, GUARDED. 
ENEMY’S, PRESS. 
OPEN MORE. 


FLAG SEEN. 


ADMIRAL, LEAD. 
CLOSE UP. 
SUPPORT. 


Do YOU SEE? 


call-flag at the fore on vessels | 
with masts and elsewhere on ves- ! 
sels without mast-. ] 


Recall..or send for absentee-s............ ABSENTEE-S. 
Recall. all eats, gcc 8s. 5 cs ees ae ee Boats. 

Recali;: the chas6 215-02 ttaee ea ete een CHASE. 

Recall. the-enttérs . 2244 lees GS CUTTERS. 
Recall. .the flankprs._.. +. «cc. «ctl oe. FLANKERS. 
Recall..guard-boat-s ..---... eo bers. GUARD-BOAT-S. 


Recall... guard-vessel-s...... 2-2. 220e ee 


Recall..the gunboats +. ......5..-20 226s. 
Recall. .jron-clad-s.2.5..25. eee 


Recall..the leading vessel-s..........---. 
Recall..all men without delay ..........- 
Recall..all officers. .... 


-<e wer rt eee eee ewe ew eee 


Ttecall.. pickets or guard-boats 


Recall..the reserve division 


ee ee ee ed 


i ee ee a as 


Recall..storming-parties 


Recall..the vessel designated 


GUARD-VESSEL-S. 
GUNBOAT-S. 
IRON-CLAD-S. 
LEADING VESSEL-S. 
MEN. 

OFFICERS. 

PICKETs. 

RESERVE DIVISION, 
STORMING-PARTIES, 
VESSEL. 


Reference 
Nos 


me Ot 
Oo —_ 
— 
Ww © 


580 
2438 
280 
3386 
4635 
4958 
4968 
4982 
1538 

871 
5539 
5691 
5784 


3082 


O65 


S 
a Ag i SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. EZ 
_ oie aS on 

RECALL. .all- detached vessels...... ......... VESSELS. - 3607 
Recall.. working-gang-s ... MP Sik 2 WORKING-GANG-S. 4855 

RECEIVE..the draft of men and take care of | DRAFT. 3922 

them until further orders. 
Recewe the flac of truce.--.........06.: FLAG OF TRUCE. AUR28 
Receive..the flag of truce and detain it | FLAG OF TRUCE. 4629 
until an answer is sent. 
Receive..the flag of truce outside of the | FLAG OF TRUCE. . 3121 
- lines. 
Receive..the faugitives..-...-...-..... ighoeen FUGITIVES. 4807 
Receive ..the officers of the fleet on the day | OFFICERS. 802 
and at the hour which will be 
designated, the Admiral or Com- 
mander-in-Chief will. 
Receive..the officers of the newly-arrived | OFFICERS. 803 
vessel-s on the day and at the 
hour which will be designated, 
the Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief will. — 
Receive..the paroled officers and men.... - -PAROLED OFFICERS. 5750 
Recewe.. the passenvers..-.....-.....-... PASSENGERS. 5761 
elCOUee, LUG: DOWUOGT ase ks. ----------- POWDER. 5835 
HeECEUE seule) PIISUNELS =. os 4. ---- +--+ 225. PRISONERS. 5861 
Recewes- FOO PYOVIsiOnNs ......~.-+---.-.-- PROVISIONS. 5898 
Receive..the money or treasure for safe- | TREASURE. 5571 
keeping. 

RECEIVED..aliens may be, on board..-...... ALIENS. 1025 
Received... aliens cannot be, on board...--. ALIENS. 1023 
Received.. ammunition has been .....----- AMMUNITION. 1185 
Received... answer has been .-..--.........-.-| ANSWER. 1419 
Received..answer has not been ....-.---.- ANSWER. 1420 | 
Received... your applieation has been ..---. APPLICATION. | 1440 | 
Received.. your application has not been..| APPLICATION. 1441 
Receiwed .carms have beet. sc. 5. -. 2... 2: ARMS. 1566 
Received..arms have not been....-....--- ARMS. . 1565 
Received..foreign news has been..-....---. FOREIGN NEWS.” . 4717 
Received..funds have been.........-.----| FUNDS. 4814 
Received ..funds have not been....--.----. FUNDS. 4815 
Received ..I have not, instructions ....--..- INST’TIONS, IHAVENOT) 5215 | 
Received.. have you, my instructions?....- INSTRUCTIONS ? 5216 | 

RECEPTION. .my, was friendly..--...-......- FRIENDLY. A795 

5949 - Reception..my, was unfriendly .-.--.....- UNFRIENDLY. 
RECOGNIZE..do not, the flag of truce...-... FLAG OF TRUCE. 3870 
RECOMMENCE..or renew the action......-. ACTION. 723 

| 


366 ) = bs 


oP) 
o 
Signal 5 a 
, ‘ 4 -INDEX Worps. a) 
Nis, SIGNALS. : EZ 
| Hes Sth! 
| RECONNAISSANCE..report result of, by tele- | REPORT, PESULT, 629 
graphic signal. 
RECONNOITER.. go ahead, and report obser- | AHEAD. 936 
vations by signal. A 
Reconnoiter .. cautiously j222. ee shae ess see CAUTIOUSLY. 2807 | 
Reconnoiter .. the coast, and report its char- | COAST, REPORT. 3022 
ter and appearance by signal, 
econnoiter..detach vessel-s to.....----. DETACH. 3605 
Reconnoiter..the enemy..--..........---- ENEMY. 4131 
Reconnoiter.. the enemy on every favorable | ENEmy. | 413 
occasion, and report. 
Reconnoiter..the enemy’s torce by appr’ch- | ENEMy’s FORCE. 4198 
ing as closely as prudence 


will allow and by feeling his 


strength. : 

Teconnoiter.. the enemy’s position on shore | ENEMY’s POSITION. 4228 
by approaching it closely. 

Reconnoiter ..take advantage of the present | ENEMy’s S POSITION. 900 


or the first favorable weather 
to, the enemy’s position. 


Reconnoiter..the port, harbor, or place, and | Port. 5049 
report what you see. 
Reconnoiter .. approach the shore and\.-.-- SHORE. 1462 
Recornoiter.. keep close along the shore | SHorn. 1076 
and, it. 
Reconnoiter..the strange fleet or pees STRANGE FLEET. 1463 
and report. 
5950 Reconnoiter..the vessel-s in sight ........ VESSEL-S. 
5951 | RECOVERING..the sick are ...........---.. SICK. 
5952 Kecovering..the sick are not...2.......... SICK. 
5953 Recovering - _the wounded are...--....---. WOUNDED 
5954 Recovering ..the wounded are not.....-..- WOUNDED. 

RECRUITS. are expected to arrive soon ..... EXPECTED. 1664 
Recruits..are on the way to join the fleet_| FLEEr. 3921 
Recruiis..need clothing ..32...4-.2...0--. N EED, CLOTHING. 2935 | 
Recruits..need hammocks..........-..--- | NEED, HAMMOCKS. 5038 

Leer present or prescribed forma- | FORMATION. 4747 
ion. 


REDUCE..the regular allowance of provis- | ALLOWANCE, PROVIs- | 1060 | 
ions one-fourth, IONS. — | 


Reduce..the regular allowance of provis- ALLOWANCE, PROVIS- | 1062 
ions one-third. . IONS. 


Reduce..the regular allowance of provis- | ALLOWANCE, PROvIs- | 1061 
ions one-half. IONS. 1 


Reduce..the regular allowance of provis- ALLOWANCE, PROVIS- | 1059 
ions to the minimum. IONS. 


Signal 
Nos. 


5955 
5956 


5957 
5958 
5959 
5960 


5961 


oul 


SIGNALS. 


REDUCE..the regular allowance of provis- 
ions and water to the fraction 
indicated by telegraphic signal. 


Reduce..the baggage to be landed to the 
smallest quantity possible. 


Reduce..the daily consumption of coal as 
much as possible. 


. REDUCE SAIL. 


Reduce sail..to courses, topsails, jib, and 
spanker. 


Reduce sail.. necessary to preserve position 

Reduce sail..to suit the weather and sea.. 

Reduce sail..to topgallant-sails.....-.-... 

Reduce sail..to topsails, jib, and spanker.. 

REDUCTION .. further, cannot be made in the 
daily consumption of coal. 


Reduction .. further, cannot be made in the 
force. 


Reduction..farther, of allowance of pro- 
visions cannot be made. 


Reduction..of water, further, cannot be 
made. 


REEF COURSES.—[If more than one, num- 
: ber will be shown. } 


REEF FORESAIL.—[If more than one, num- 
ber will be shown. ] 


REEF FORE-TOPSAIL.—[If more than one, 
number will be shown. ] 


REEF MAINSAIL.—[If more than one, num- 
ber will be shown. ] 


REEF MAIN-TOPSAIL.—[If more than one, 


number will be shown. ] 


REEF MIZZEN-TOPSAIL.—[If more than 
one, number will be shown. ] 


REEF TOPSAILS.—[If more than one reef, 
number will be shown. | 
REEF-S..-anchor inside of the....-.......--. 
Reef-s..anchor to the leeward of the...-.. 
Reef-s..anchor outside of the.-.......... 
Reef-s..anchor to the windward of the. -. 


Reef-s..of courses, turn out.—[If more 


than one, number will be indi- 
cated.4 


Reef-s..of foresail, turn out.—[If more 
than one, number will be shown. ] 


INDEX Worps. 
ALLOWANCE, PROVIS- 
IONS. 
BAGGAGE, 


CONSUMPTION, COAL. 


COURSES, TOPS’LS, &C. 


PRESERVE POSITION. 
SUIT, WEATHER. 
TOPGALLANT-SAILS. 
TOPSAILS, SPANKER. 


COAL. 
FORCE. 
PROVISIONS. 


WATER. 


COURSES. 


FORESAIL, 


FORE-TOPSAIL. 


MAINSAIL. 


MAIN-TOPSAIL. 


MIZZEN-TOPSAIL. 


TOPSAILS. 


ANCHOR, INSIDE. 
ANCHOR, LEEWARD. 
ANCHOR, OUTSIDE. 
ANCHOR, WINDWARD. 
COURSES, TURN OUT. 


FORESAIL, TURN OUT. 


& 


Reference 
Nos 


1063 


2118 


3004 


5962 


5963 


5964 


5965 


5966 


| 5967 
} 5968 


5969 


368 fe 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDSs. 


REEF-S..of fore-topsail, turn out.—[If more | FORE-TOPSAIL, TURN 


than one, number will be shown. || OUT. 


Reef-s.. how does or do the, bear?......-- How, BEAR? 
Reef-s..of mainsail, turn out.—[If more | MAINSAIL, TURN OUT. 
than one, number will be shown. ] | 
Reef-s..of main-topsail, turn out.—[If | MAIN-TOPSAIL, TURN 
more than one, number will be OUT. 
shown. | 
Reef-s..of mizzen-topsail, turn out.—[If | M1zZEN-TOPSAIL, TURN 
more than one, number will be OUT. 
shown. | 
Reef-s..or shoal-s is or are near you...---. NEAR YOU. 
Reef-s..rock-s, or shoal-s is or are seen in | SEEN. 
the direction indicated by com- 
pass signal. 
Reef-s..of topsails, turn out.—[If more | TOPSAILS, TURN OUT. 
than one, number will be shown. ] 

REEFING...the Admirahis. 2.225 fees ecateee oer ADMIRAL. 
Reefing..the enemy is, his courses....-..-. ENEMY, COURSES. 
Reefing..the enemy is, his topsails ......- ENEMY, TOPSAILS. 
Tieefing .. COUTSAS; SXETCISS Bb. 5- < eyes ee ane EXERCISE, COURSES. 
Reefing..topsails, exercise at.........--.- IXPERCISE, TOPSAILS. 
Reefing .. the strange yessel-s is or are .-..| STRANGE VESSEL-S. 

RE-EMBARK. 

$ 

RE-ENFORCE..the attacking party .......-. ATTACKING PARTY. 
Rte enforce..the chasing vessels........-.- CHASING VESSELS. , 
Re-enforce. the flotilla. ...- /..-+.-.«--4-+| FLOTILLA, 
te-enforce..the storming-parties .....-..- STORMING. 

RE-ENFORCED..onr army has been........- ARMY. 
Ite-enforced..the attacking party is or has | ATTACKING PARTY. . 

been. 
Tte-enforced..the enemy is or has been....| ENEMY. 


tte-enforced..the enemy’s army or land- | ENEMy’s ARMY. 
force is or has been. 


Re-enforced..the flotilla has been. ........ FLOTILLA. 
Re-enforced..the fort-s has or have been..| Fort-s. 
RE-ENFORCEMENTS..-have arrived for the | ARRIVED, ARMY. 
army. 


Re-enforcements.. have arrived for the fleet eae FLEET. 
at the port or place whieh will be | 
designated. 


Re-enforcements.. ascertain whether or not | ASCERTAIN, ARRIVE. 
we can hold out until, arrive. 


Re-enforcements. -await arrival of........- | ARRIVAL, ‘AWAIT. 
Re-enforcements.. have been dispatched ...| DisparcuED. 


Nos. 


3469 


804 
4133 
4134 
3306 


4386 | 


ee eee 


8eea=®@$@$@oo8—O9nWNTqQS S| 


069 


Signal 


Nos. 


5970 
9971 
5972 


5978 
5979 


5980 


| bay or sound. 


SIGNALS. 


RE- Se 


- have reached the 
enemy. ; 


Re-enforcements -. are expected to arrive 
soon. 


Re-enforcements .. the expedition needs -: 


Re-enforcements .. J am in need of....-.. . 


[te-enforcements’.. send on shore ........- 


RE-ESTABLISH..the blockade at the point 
or place that will be indicated. 

Re-establish.. communication ...--...-.-.- 

RE-ESTABLISHED..the blockade has been, 
at the point or place indicated. 

[e-established.. communication has been.. 


REFITTING..will soon be completed -.--..... 
hefitting..the enemy is .-.......-...---.-. 


Peeproing sane VOUMAIS..220.05<--.-~---- 

NDOIUPVON) ROL ERENS Mars oo tae igh ele aut soc «= -- 

Refitting. rigging needs. ....-.....-- = ee 

Ttefitting..the vessel designated is... .--. 

Refitting..this or the Neen designated 
needs. 
REFORM. .the broken columns .-............ 
keform..the broken divisions......--.-.. 
Reform..the flotilla will, inside the heavy 
vessels. 

Reform. . the flotilla will, outside the a acayy 
vessels. — 

Reform. SBOE DLOKOIY Mii aes tae State cum « 

Reform..the reserve will, on the left flank 
of fleet. 

Reform..the reserve will, in rear of the 

fleet. 

Reform..the reserve. will, on the right 
flank of the fleet. 

Reform..the broken squadrons. ..-...---- 

REFUGE..the boats or vessels have taken, 


under the reefs or island. 
Refuge..the enemy has taken, in the bay. 


Refuge..the enemy has taken, under the 
guns of the fort. 


Refuge..take, under the reefs or island. .. 


Refuge..take, inside the sound, bay, or 
harbor. 


Refuge. -the transports have ee in 1 the 


INDEX WorDs. 


ENEMY, REACHED. 


EXPECTED. 


EXPEDITION, NEEDS. 


NEED. 
SEND. 


BLOCKADE. 


COMMUNICATION. 


BLOCKADE. 


COMMUNICATION. 


COMPLETED, SOON. 
ENEMY. 

FLOTILLA. 

I aM. 

RIGGING, NEEDS. 
VESSEL. 

VESSEL, NEEDS. 


BROKEN COLUMNS. 


BROKEN DIVISIONS. 


FLOTILLA, INSIDE. 


FLOTILLA, OUTSIDE. 


LINE. 


RESERVE, LEFT FLANK 


RESERVE, REAR. 


RESERVE, RIGHT FL’K. 


SQUADRONS. 


BOATS, TAKEN. 


ENEMY, TAKEN. 
ENEMY, ‘TAKEN. 


TAKE. 
TAKE. 


TRANSPORTS. 


24n 9" 


Reference 
Nos 


0049 
3849 
4682 
4683 


5433 


4137 
4138 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


5981 


5982 


5983 


5984 


REFUGEES. -deliver, to the military author- 
ities here or at the place desig- 
nated. 


Refugees. . what disposition shall be made 
of the? 


Refugees..I have, on board.....-. Das 

Refugees ..send, ashorésiteu eee te 

Refugees. -send. ashore for.. 2-0 7----. ee 

Refugees ..send, to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 

REFUSE: jan armistice 222-9 eee eee oe 
Refuse..to exchange prisoners -....-.---- 
Refuse. .to receive the flag of truce. ..-.-. 
Refuse..assent to the proposition. ....-.--. 


REFUSED..an armistice has been ......---. 2 


Refused..ussent has been or is, to the 
proposition. 


Refused..the enemy has, to exchange pris- 
oners. 


Refused..the enemy has, to receive the 
flag of truce. 


Refused. - pratique has been ....:......-... 
Refused..to surrender, the garrison has .. - 


REGULAR NUMBER.. hoist your ..........- 
REGULATE..your movements according to 
circumstances. 


Regulate..your movements by this or the 
vessel designated. 


Regulate..sail by this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Regulate..speed by this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 

REGULATION-LIGHTS..carry your. ....--.. 

Regulation-lights.- will not be carried ..... 

REGULATIONS. .of the port or place, conform 
strictly to. , 

XLEJOIN ..the blockading-squadron ........-. 

Rejoin..the Commander-in-Chief......-.. 


Rejoin..your division or squadron with- 
out unnecessary delay. 


Rejoin... the fleet without unnecessary delay) 


RELAXATION..the crew needs, on shore 
RELEASE..the boat-s 


tit ee ee ee ee 


DELIVER. 


DISPQSITION ? 


I HAVE ON BOARD. 
SEND. 

SEND FOR. 

SEND TO. 


ARMISTICRE. 
EXCHANGE, PRISONERS 
FLAG OF TRUCE. 
PROPOSITION. 


ARMISTICE, 

ASSENT, PROPOSITION. 
EXCHANGE, PRISONERS 
FLAG OF TRUCE. 
PRATIQUE. 
SURRENDER. 

Horst. 


MOVEMENTS, CIRCUM- 
STANCES. 


MOVEMENES, VESSEL. 
SAIL. 

SPEED. 

CARRY. 


CARRY, NOT. 


PORT, CONFORM TO. 


BLOCKADING. 
COMMAND’R-IN-CHIEF. 
DIVISION, SQUADRON. 
FLEET. 


CxEW, NEEDS. 


| 


2 
Si) 
5 a 
HO 
oA 
a 
= 


5179 
1768 
1769 


1524 
5868 
3870 
1817 


1525 


1818 
4139 
4140 


5833 


A866, 


3799 


5429 


5430 | 


3226 


2286 


805 | 


3844 
4643 
3845 
2403 


— 


Signal 
Nos. 


5985 


5986 
5987 


ol 


SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. 


Reference 
Nos 


tELEASE..the officer-s designated from ar- | OFFICER-S. 


rest or suspension. 


Release..the officers of the vessel-s desig- | OFFICERS, VESSEL-S. 
nated from further attendance 
upon the Court. 


Metcase=- the prisoner—s..'..... 2... 015652 98 PRISONER-S. 
Release..the vessel-s or boat-s detained..}| VESSEL-S, DETAINED. 


RELEASED..the Admiralty Court has, the | ADMIRALTY CouURT. 


RELIABLE..the accounts received in regard | ACCOUNTS, RECEIVED. 


vessel-s which will be designated. 


Released ..the officer-s of the vessel-s des- | OFFICER-S, VESSEL-S. 
ignated basor have been, from fur- 
ther attendance upon the Court. 


Released.. you are, from quarantine...... - QUARANTINE. 


to the enemy are believed to be 
entirely. 


Reliable..the error-s and rate-s of my | CHRONOMETER-S. 
chronometer-s is or are. 


PSeUMO Cont Vel WER BEC oo. 9 ce o\s siesta eS ae FUZES. 
Reliaole..mytazes are not.-.......:....- FUZES. 
Reliable. .information cannot be obtained.| INFORMATION. 
Reliable..my observations are.......-.-.- OBSERVATIONS. 
Reliable..my observations are not........ OBSERVATIONS. 
Pudiirk kare AMVAIE eet eee tee ore ac aae wee acne AWAIT. 


Relief..go to the, of the boat or vessel | BOAT, VESSEL. 
needing assistance. 


Relief .. will be sent immediately ages wae WILL BE SENT. 


RELIEVE..or suspend from duty the Com- | COMMANDER, VESSEL. 


RELIEVED..the distressed boat-s has or} DISTRESSED, BOAT-S. 


mander of the vessel designated. | 


Relieve..the garrison, endeavor to.--..... GARRISON. 
Relieve..the guard or Shores< sa... «. aooak GEARD. 
felieve..the guard-boat-s.........-...-.. GUARD-BOAT-S. 
Relieve..the guard-vessel-s ........-.---- GUAKD-VESSEL-S. 


Ftelieve..the officers and men charged witk | OFF FICERS, MEN. 
the duties on shore. 


Relieve..endeavor to, our people who are | OUR PEOPLE. 
hard pressed by the enemy. 


Relieve... the picket-vessel-s or boat-s- -.-.| PICKET-VESSEL-S. 
Relieve..or assist the vessel-s indicated. ..| VESSEL-S. 


Relieve..the vessel stationed at the place VESSEL, STATIONED. 
which will be indicated. 


Telieve..the watering-party—ies ....-.-.-.- WATERING-PARTY-IES. 
Reieve..the working-party-ies....-..--.- W ORKING-PARTY-IES. 


have been. 


—_ 
o 
Co 
co 


| 5692 


| 5862 
2386 


837 | 


5693 


5916 | 


633 


2944 


4836 


4834 | 


5200 


1865 
3075 


4059 
4956 
4959 
4969 
3990 


4060 


5781 
1834 


2442 


372 


5993" 


SS ee 


Signal 
Nos. 


5988 


| 5990 
5991 


SIGNALS. 


RELIEVED..the distressed people have been 
Relieved..the distressed vessel has been -. 


Relieved..the garrison bas been 


cer eee 


Relieved..the garrison has not been 


Relieved..or extricated, I have, the people 
requiring assistance. 


Relieved..from arrest or suspension, offi- 
cer-s designated is or are. 


RELOAD..your guns........- Rend, re SAL 


Reload..your guns with the projectiles 
that will be indicated by signal, 
after drawing the present charges, 


Reload... your guns with the projectiles 
which will be indicated by signal, 
draw the projectiles now in, and 
fire off charges. 


Reload.. your small-arms 


5989 | REMAIN..by me. 


Remain. -with the convoy ; cover and pro- 
tect it from the enemy. 


Remain. .off the port or place until further 
orders. : 

Remain. .in quarantine until duly released. 

Remain..at the station assigned you 


Remain..where you are..--.. .-.--....-:. 
REMEDIED..all defects have been;.......... 
REMEDY..detects as soon as possible.-..--.. 


REMINGTON RIFLES..ammunition needed 
for. 


Remington rifles..are needed ........--..- 

REMNANT..of your division or command, 
collect, and return to the place 
or port which will be designated 
by signal, 


REMOVE:. the amniunitions::.- 2 eee 


Remove.-the obstructions ...2.. ...... 2... 


Remove..the sick to the vessel designated. 


Remove..the sick and wounded to the hos- 
pital or shore. 


Remove. .the sick and wounded to the hos- 


pital-vessel. 


-—-- 8 wane 


3) 

oO 

pag 

INDEX Worps. HO 

LH 

v 

cS 
DISTRESSED, PEOPLE. | 3829 
DISTRESSED, VESSEL. | 383 
GARRISON. 4863 
GARRISON. 4860 
I HAVE, PEOPLE. 4453 
OFFICER-S, ARREST. 1637 
GUNS. 5012 
GUNS. 3933 
GUNS. 3942 
SMALL-ARMS. ' 
CONVOY, PROTECT. 3250 
OFF THE PORT. 5281 
QUARANTINE. 5917 
STATION, 
WHERE. 
DEFECTS. 3023 
DEFECTS. 3522 
AMMUNITION, NEED. | 1178 
NEEDED. 5616 
COMMAND, RETURN. 3032 
AMMUNITION. 1185 
OBSTRUCTIONS. 5676 
SICK. 
SICK, WOUNDED. 5006 
SICK, WOUNDED. 5097 
OBSTRUCTIONS. 5677 
OBSTRUCTIONS. 5678 
SICK. 


Sten ATS: 


REMOVED..the wounded have been. -..-.-..-. 


RENDER..I am unable to, any assistance.... 
a Mie .-all the assistance in your power 
to the vessel or person needing it. 


assistance to the boat-s left be- 
hind. 


RENDERED. assistance cannot be, at this 
time to the boat-s, vessel-s, or 
person-s in distress. 


Render - . 


Rendered..1 have, all the assistance in my 
power. 


RENDEZVOUS..the boats will, at the place 
designated in instructions or by 
signal, in case of being separated. 


Rendezvous ..the fleet will, in case of dis- 
aster or separation, at the place 
which will be designated by sig’]. 


Rendezvous..the flotilla will, at the place 


that has been or is now designated. 


Rendezvous ..the gunboats will, at the des- 
ignated place. 


Rendezvous..No. 1, assemble at...-....... 
Rendezvous..No. 2, assemble at....-...-.. 


Rendezvous..at the appointed place, fleet 
will. 


Rendezvous..small steamers will, at the 
place designated. 

RENEW ..-or recommence the action or battle. 

Renew..or recommence the action, I am 


ready to. 
Renew..the attack on the fort-s Shi teterie obs 
Renee the cliase - 22 or eee ees Se. 
HENHMUs, HOSCILIAOS) +. Oe Oe cca bee oarets. 
RENEWED..armistice has been ....-.:..-...- 


Renewed..hostilities may be, at any time. 


REPAIR..on board of their respective vessels, 
all persons.—[ When this signal is 
made the CORNET will be hoisted, 
at the fore, on board of all vessels 
addressed. 71 ; 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Boatswain-s. 


Repair..my boiler-s is or are in need of 
immediate. 


Repaire-yeourbovler-s. 2... ..\.<20 a6 cee 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, boiler-maker-s. 


INDEX Worpbs. 


Reference 
Nos 


WOUNDED. 


ASSISTANCE, UNABLE. 


ASSISTANCE. 


ASSISTANCE, BOAT-S. 


ASSISTANCE. 


ASSISTANCE. 


Boats, PLACE. 


FLEET. 


FLOTILLA. 
GUNBOATS. 


No. 1. 
No. 2. 


PLACE, APPOINTED. 


SMALL STEAMERS. 


ACTION. 
ACTION. 


ATTACK, FORT-S. 
CHASE. 
HOSTILITIES. 


ARMISTICE. 
HOSTILITIES. 


ALL PERSONS. 


BOATSWAIN-S. 


BOILER-S. 


BOILER-S. 
BOILER-MAKER-S. 


1863 
1256 


ot4 


SIGNALS. 


REPAIR..on board of this or the vessel desig- 
nated, Captain-s. i 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Carpenter-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Carpenter’s gang-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Chaplain-s. 


Repair ..on board of this or the vessel des- 


ignated, Commander-s. 


Repair ..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, commanding officer-s. 


Repair..on board of the flag-ship, com- 
manding officer-s. 


Repair..on board of this or-the vessel des- 
ignated, commanding ofticer-s of 
marines. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Commodore-s. 


Repair..-how long will it take to, your 
damages? Answer, in hours, by 
numeral signal. 


Repair..damages, and report when they 
are completed. 


Repair ..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, divisional commander-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Engineer-s in charge. 
Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Chief Engineer-s. 
Repair..on board of this or the vessel in- 
dicated, Assistant Engineer-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel in- 
dicated, Cadet Engineer-s, 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Passed Assistant Engi- 
neer-s. 


Repair... your engine-s) 202)... ec ee 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, executive officer-s, 


Repair ..ou board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Gunner-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Lieutenant - Command- 
er-s. 

Tepair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, navigating officer-s. 

epair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Paymaster-s. 

Repair ..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Assistant Paymaster-s. 


INDEX WORDS. 
CAPTAIN-S. 
CARPENTER-S. 

CARPENTER’S GANG-S. 

| CHAPLAIN-S. 
COMMANDER-S. 
COM’DING OFFICER-S. 


COM’DING OFFICER-S. 


COM’DING MARINES. 


COMMODORE-S. 


DAMAGES, HOW LONG? 


DAMAGES, REPORT. 


DIVISION’L COM’DER-S 


ENGINEER-S IN CH’GE 


ENGINEER-S, CHIEF, 
ENGINEER -S, Ass’T. 
ENGINEER-S, CADET. 


ENGINEER-S, PASSED 
ASSISTANT. 


ENGINE -S. 
EXECUTIVE OFFICER-S 


GUNNER SS. 


LIEUT’ ANT-COMMAND- 
ER-S. 


NAVIGAI’G OFFICER-S. 
PAYMASTER-S, 


PAYMASTER-S, ASs’?. 


Reference 
Nos. 


3117 


3403 


=~] 
ji 


eS) 


Signal 
Nos. 


5995 


5896 


| 6997 


5998 


5999 


6000 


_—————S SS = 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


REPAIR.-.on board of this or the vessel desig- 
nated, Passed Ass’f Paymaster-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- | 
ignated, person-s designated. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, pilot-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Rigger’s gang-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Sail-maker-s. 


Repair..on beard of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Sail-maker’s gang-s. 
Repair ..on board of this or the vessel des- 


ignated, Signal-officer-s. | 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Surgeon-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Assistant Surgeon-s. 


Repair..on board of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, Passed Ass’t Surgeon-s. 
REPAIRED.--above, the dike or levee has been 
Repaired .. below, the dike or levee has been 
Repaired..my boiler-s is or are....--.-... 
Repaired..the breach has been -.....-.--. 
Repaired..damage will be soon ......-.--- 
Kepaired..damages are ..4.-.--.-+-.--+-. 
Repaired..damages cannot be, out of port. 


Repaired..donkey-engine has been ..---.. 
Repaired ...engine-s is or are ..--..---...- 


Repaired..engine-s cannot be, here..---. - 


Repaired..engine-s cannot be, without 
assistance: 


Repaired..engine-s cannot be, at sea .... - 
Repaired ..engine-s may be, in the number 
of days indicated by numeral sig. | 


Repaired. .engine-s may be, in the number 
of hours indicated by numeral sig. 


Repaired..gun-carriages have been..----. 
Repaired ..levee has been ........--.-- a 
Repaired..piston-rod is ...--- See ee eee 
iepawed 2 .0en-snait 16.25; -..-..---cn-e: 


Repaired..rock-shaft cannot be, here.-... 
Repaired..smoke-stack is ...-....----.--- 


Repaired... auxiliary steam-pump is or has 
been. 


Iepaired..sarf-boat-s is or are ......----- 


- i 


PAYMASTER-S, PASSED 


ASSISTANT. + 


PERSON-S. 

PILOT-S. 

RIGGER’S GANG-S. 
SAIL-MAKER-S. 
SAIL-MAKER’S GANG-S. 
SIGNAL-OFFICER-S. 
SURGEON-S. 
SURGEON-S, ASSISTANT 


SURGEON-S, PassED 
ASSISTANT. 
ABOVE, LEVEE. 
BELOW, LEVEE. 
BOILER -S. 
BREACH. 
DAMAGE. 
DAMAGES. 
DAMAGES. 
DONKEY-ENGINE. 
ENGINE-S. ; 
ENGINE-S. 
ENGINE -S. 


ENGINE-S. 
ENGINE-S, DAYS. 


ENGINE-S, HOURS. 


GUN-CARRIAGES. 
LEVEE. 

PISTON-ROD. 
ROCK-SHAFT. 
ROCK-SHAFT, CAN’T BE. 
SMOKE-STACK. 
STEAM-PUMP. 


SURF-BOAT-S. 


Reference 
Nos 


| 


1868 


5760 


3649 
3600 
24838 
2561 
3408 
3406 
3407 
0898 


6 


Signal 
Nos SIGNALS. 
6005.) REPATRED.. turret i8.\.2222 422s eoee eee 
6006 | Repaired..my valve-gear Js ........-...-- 
| REPAIRS..extensive, are needed to the or my 
| boat-s. 
Repairs.. have been completed.-.......--- 
Repairs.: contiNUG YOUl e-waste 


6007 


6008 
6009 


6010 


| REPASS..the enemy’s battery-ies 


| REPLIES..the enemy, feebly 


Repairs... discontinue all, on your vessel -. 
Repairs..are needed on this vessel ....--. 


Repairs..sails need 
Repairs..stop all, on your vessel .....--.- 


REPEAT... your signal’.-2-2. 2: Piefed otis ts eee 
Repeat. your dastsignal yo... eee 


REPEAT SIGNALS. 
Repeat signals .. divisional commanders will 
Repeat signals..squadron commanders will 


REPLENISH.. your supplies 


REPORT. .if anything is seen ahead: tes! 26t 
Heport. all A VSCN TEES. 2). cowie siete s Sere 


_Report.. by telegraphic signal the allow- 
ance of provisions you are on, in 
fractional parts of the ration. 


Report..articles most in need of, names 
and quantities, by telegraphic sig, 


Report..articles you can spare for the use 
of this or the vessel-s designated, 
names and quantities, by tele- 
graphic signal. 


Report..reading of barometer by numeral 
signal, separating inches and deci- 
mals by answering-pennant. 


Report..caliber of gun-s in inches ...-...- 


»  eport..caliber of gun-s in weight of pro- 
jectiles, 


Report..your casualties 


Tteport..cause of your absence or delay in 
returning to your station. 

Teport..cause of your crippled condi- 
tion. 

Report..cause of disaster. .......-.. -.22- 

Teport..by numeral signal the number of 


days’ coal you can earry for full 
Steaming. 


INDEX WORDS. 


TURRET. 
VALVE-GEAR. 


BOAT-S, NEED. 
“ 


COMPLETED. 
CONTINUE. 
DISCONTINUE.. 
NEEDED. 

SAILS, NEED. 
STOP, ON BOARD. 


ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 


SIGNAL. 
SIGNAL, LAST. 


DIVISIONAL COM’DERS. 
SQUADRON COM’DERS. 


SUPPLIES. 
ENEMY. 
AHEAD. 


ABSENTEES. 


1 
ALLOWANCE, PROVIS- 
IONS. 


ARTICLES, NEEDED. | 


ARTICLES, SPARE. 


BAROMETER. 


CALIBER, INCHES. 
CALIBER, PROJECTILES) 


CASUALTIES. 
CAUSE, ABSENCE. 


CAUSE, CONDITION. 


CAUSE, DISASTER. 
COAL, CARRY. 


Nos. 


Reference 


2401 


3184 
3245 
3709 
5618 


| 0617 


4187 


2148 
2685 
2686 


2794 
563 


612 


| 2804 


2998 


| Signal 


Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


REPORT... by numeral signal the number of 


tons of coal on board. 

Report.. by numeral signal the nuniber of 
days’ coal, for full steaming, on 
board. 


Report..by numeral signal the number of | 


days’ coal on board for steaming 
on present duty. 


Report..daily consumption of coal, in tons, 
tor full steaming, by numeral sig. 


Report..daily consumption of coal on pres- 
ent service, in tons, by numeral 
signal. 


Report..to the commanding officer ashore. 


_ Report..send, of cruise or operations - .--. 


Report .damage to your vessel and arma- 
ment. 


Report..defects by telegraphic signal... - 
Meport.. deficiencies of boys .-.<...-.. 2.0: 
Report..deficiencies of coal-heavers .-..... 
Report... deficiencies in crew by signal .... 
Report..deficiencies of firemen ......----- 
Report..deficiencies of landsmen.....-.-.-. 


Report .. deficiencies of all officers by tele- 
graphic signal. 


Report.. deficiencies of provisions ........ 
Report..deficiencies of ordinary seamen -. 


. Report..deficiencies of seamen. ..-....... 


Report. . deficiencies of watch-officers.--- - 


Report..depth of water, in fathoms, by 
numeral sig’l, where you now are. 


Report..depth of water, in fathoms, as 
you proceed. 


Report..circumstances of the disaster.... 


Report..deviation of standard compass on 
the course now steered. 


Report..draught of your vessel, with an- 
swering- pennant between the feet 
and inches. 


Report..the least draught you can bring 
your vessel to. 


Report..send, of enemy’s forces seen, or 
transmit it by signal. 


Report.-number of guns seen in enemy’s 
batteries. 


Report..enemy’s movements by signal-....- 


Report..enemy’s strength and character 
of his position. 


INDEX WorDs. 


COAL ON BOARD. 


CoAL ON BOARD. 


COAL ON BOARD. 


COAL, CONSUMPTION. 


COAL, CONSUMPTION. 


COMMANDING OFFICER 
CRUISE. 
DAMAGE. 


DEFECTS. 
DEFICIENCIES, BOYS. 
DEF’CIES, COAL-H’ VERS 
DEFICIENCIES, CREW. 
DEF’CIES, FIREMEN. 
DEF’CIEFS, LANDSMEN. 
DEF’CIES, OFFICERS. 


DEF’CIES, PROVISIONS. 
DEF’CIES, SEAMEN. 
DE¥F’CIES, SEAMEN. 
DEF’CIES, WA’H-OFF’RS 
DEPTH OF WATER. 


DEPTH OF WATER. 


Reference 
Nos. 


DISASTER. 
DEVIATION, COMPASS. 


DRAUGHT. 


DRAUGHT. 
ENEMY’S FORCES. 
ENEMY’S GUNS. 


ENEMY’S MOVEMENTS. | 
ENEMY’S STRENGTH. 


4222 
618 


378 Neyo 


2 
=) 
io ] o MN 
ENS SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. ae 
v 
jem 
REPORT.-number of engineers on board. ....| ENGINEERS. 4204 
6011 Report.-number of guns... 2222 -eeeee ewes GUNS. 
Report..number of killed by numeral sig-| KILLED. 5318 
Report..send, of killed, wounded, and | KILLED, WOUNDED. 620 
missing. 
Report.. your latitude by signal .........- LATITUDE. 5362 
Report... latitude and longitude. .......--. LATITUDE, LONGITUDE) 5365 
Report..number of lay-days of chartered | LAy-Days. 2871 
vessels. 
Report-.your longitndetts ..e.den su ace LONGITUDE. 5444 | 
Report..height of main truck from water- | MAIN TRUCK. 5503 
line, in feet, by numeral signal. 
’ Report..every movement the enemy makes,, MOVEMENTS, ENEMY. | 2304 
blockading-vessels will. 


Report..send, of recent movements....--. MOVEMENTS. 628 

Report..number of gallons of lamp-oil on | OIL, LAMP. 5334 
hand. 

Report..by numeral signal number of gal- | O1L, LUBRICATING. 5476 


lous of lubricating-oil on hand. 


Report..first, number of days for full- | OIL, LUBRICATING. 623 
steaming, and then the number 
of gallons, of lubricating-oil on 


hand. ) 

Report..number of gallons of lubricating- | OIL, LUBRICATING. 5472 || 
oil consumed daily in fuil-steam- 
ing. 

Report..average daily consumption of lu- | OIL, LUBRICATING. 5473 


bricating-oil on present duty. 
Report..number of gallons of lubricating- | OIL, LUBRICATING. 5474 
oil to spare. 


Report.. position, by dead-reckoning, at | POSITION, DEAD-RECK-) 3501 
noon to-day; latitude and longi- | ONING. 
tude in order. 


Report... position, by observation, at noon | POSITION, OBSERVAT’N 5817 
to-day; latitude and longitude in 
order. 


Report..the number of days’ provisions | PROVISIONS, WATER. 626 
and water for crew on board. 


Report.-send, of recent affair with the | RECENT AFFAIR. 627 
enemy. 


|| 6012 | Report..by signal the result of the expe- | RESULT, EXPEDITION. 
dition. 


Report..result of reconnaissance....--.-- RESULT, RECONNAIS’CE| 629 
| 6013 Report..number of revolutions per minute | REVOLUTIONS. 
by numeral signal. 


Report..names, rank, and rates of all sick | SICK, SURVEY. 3134 | 
persons recommended by medical 
survey to be sent North or to the 
United States for treatment. 


6014 Report. by sigial .. hs ee SIGNAL. | 


= =— 


| 


| | 


= 
os 
Signal Da 
; SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. =o 
Nos. oS 7, 
= 
6015 | REPORT ..soundings, in fathoms .......- .--.| SOUNDINGS, FATHOMS. 
6016 Reports soandimes, in feet... 2.2... 225- SOUNDINGS, FEET. 

Report. .lead in and, changes of soundings, | SOUNDINGS, LEAD. 5378 
in fathoms, as you advance. 

6017 Report.. your speed, in knots, by numeral | SPEED, KNOTS. 
signal. 

Report.. by signal the number of strange | STRANGE VESSELS. 3293 
vessels in sight. 

6018 Report..of Board of Survey, send in ..... SURVEY. 

Report..by telegraphic signal whatever | TELEGRAPHIC SIGNAL,| 632 
you may see. 

Report..variation of your standard-com- | VARIATION. 2078 
pass to-day by azimuth. Answer ; 
by numeral signal, with answer- 
ipg-pennant between the degrees 
and minutes, numeral - pennant 
above all for easterly and below 
for westerly variation. 

Report..most pressing wants to enable you | WANTS, IMMEDIATE. 625 
to proceed on immediate service. 

Report..number of gallons of water you | WATER, CARRY. 5117 
carry. 

Report. .number of days’ wood on hand ..| Woop. 4554 

Keport..number wounded ...........:..- WOUNDED. 5126 

6019 Report.-number of wounded men ........ WOUNDED MEN. 
6020 Report..number of wounded officers....-. WOUNDED OFFICERS, 
REPORTED..-deficiencies will be, by tele- | DEFICIENCIES. 3036 
graphic signal. 
6021 Reported..reverse to our forces is.........| REVERSE. 
> 
REPORTS..from the Army are cheering.----. ARMY. 633 
Reports..await, from above ..-.-....-.--. AWAIT. 2052 
Reports..await, from below...........--. Awalt. 2053 
'  Reports..transmit, in duplicate.........-- DUPLICATE. 3983 

Reports..regarding the enemy are con- | ENEMY, CONFLICTING.| 3222 
flicting. 

Reports..received in regard to the enemy | ENEMY, RELIABLE. 638: 

are believed to be entirely re- 
liable. : 

Reports. .of the enemy’s position and forces | ENEMY’s POSITION. 639° 
are unreliable. 

Reports. .received are favorable .....-.... FAVORABLE. 640 

Reports..from home are satisfactory .-.--.. SATISFACTORY. 641 

Reports..received are unfavorable.....--. UNFAVORABLE. 647 

6022 Reports..are unsatisfactory .......-...--. UNSATISFACTORY. 
REPRULSED..our advanced vessels are or have | ADVANCED VESSELS. 872 
‘ been. | 
Repulsed..the enemy has been ..-.....-.-| ENEMY. | 4142 


Signal 


Nos. 


6023 


380 


SIGNALS. 


REPULSED..the enemy’s army has been ..-.- 


Repulsed..the expedition has been .-.-....- 


Repulsed..our army has been ...-....---- 
Repulsed..we have been ..... 


REQUEST .. the Adiniral does, the favor of 


your company at breakfast to- 
morrow, at the hour that will be 
indicated. 


Request..the Admiral does, the favor of 
your company at breakfast to- 
day, at the hour to be indicated. 


Request..the Admiral does, the favor of 
your company at dinner to-mor- 
row, at the hour that will be in- 
dicated. 


Request..the Admiral ‘does, the favor of 
your company at dinner to-day, 
at the hour to be indicated.. 


Request..an armistice or cessation of hos- 
tilities for the number of days 
that will be indicated by numeral 
signal. 


Request..an armistice or cessation of hos- 
tilities for the number of hours 
indicated by numeral signal. 


Request..exigencies of the public service 
will not admit. of a compliance 
with your. 


Request..I have endeavored to comply 
with your. 


Request..your, will be granted. ......-..-. 


Request ..it is inexpedient to grant your .. 


REQUIRE ..I do,the article-s that will be 


designated by telegraphic signal. 


Require. -ask for what you..-:...........- 
Require.. what assistance do you ?....._.. 
Itequire..I do, an azimuth compass. ...-.. 
Require. .I do, boarding-arms-....-...---- 
Iu quire..1 do, boarding-nettings -........ 


Require..I do, boarding-pikes....-....--. 
Require..I do, boarding-pistols.......--- 


Tequire..I do, or the vessel designated 
does, boat-s.—[ If more than one, 
number will be shown. ]: 


Tequire..I do, assistance of boats ........ 
Require. .1 do, boats to assist in towing... 


Require. .1 or we do, the assistance of men 
and boats. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY’S ARMY. 
EXPEDITION. 
OUR ARMY. 
WE. 


ADMIRAL, BREAKFAST. 


ADMIRAL, BREAKFAST. 


. 
ADMIRAL, DINNER. 


ADMIRAL, DINNER. 


ARMISTICE. 


ARMISTICE. 


COMPLIANCE. 
\ 


COMPLY. 


GRANTED. 
INEXPEDIENT. 


ARTICLE-S. 


ASK FOR. 
ASSISTANCE ? 
AZIMUTH COMPASS. 
BOARDING-ARMS., 
BOARDING-NETTINGS, 
BOARDING-PIKES. 
BOARDING-PISTOLS. 
Boat-s. 


Boats. 
Boats. 
Boats, MEN. 


Reference 
Nos. 


Co 
os. Ov 
f() £O 
— 


1599 


760 


761 


770 


1528 


4410 


4062 || 


4941 
4415 


1706 


1785 
1864 
2080 
2356 
2360 
2361 
2362 
2398 


1843 
2441 
1344 


6024 


6025 


6026 


d81 


SIGNALS. 


REQUIRE..-.I do, the assistance of boats, men, 


anchors, cables, and hawsers. 
Require.*1 do, a cable ...-....--.-.------ 


Require..I do, canister for calibers indi- 
cated, by numeral sig’], in inches, 


Require..I do, canister for calibers indi- 
cated, by numeral sig’], in weight 
of projectiles. 


Require..1 do, carbines for boat-service. -. 
PeRHiPE ns ILO} CALKGES nue Oe eso cio os sm mote 
Require..I do, calking-materials......-.-. 


Require. -I do, chart of this locality .-.--- 
Require..I do, a chart of the harbor..---. 


Require..I do, charts of this and the ad- 
jacent coast. 


Require..I do, coal for steaming.-...----. 


Require..1 do, firemen; the number to. 
make up deficiency will be shown 
by numeral signal. 


Require..I do, fresh beef and vegetables 
for the crew. 


Require..I do, a hawser ; size will be indi- 
cated in inches. 


Require..I do, the assistance of medical 
ofticer-s. 


VEE Cae SoM (aC yeah 0 2) SAU eile Pn a ep 


Require..I do, ordinary seamen .......--- 


SLOGHIEG el Oa UO oe ey) 9 idfse el os <a ass 
Require..I do, a coast-pilot ....- AS SECA 
Require..I do, powder. ..--... See tna eaters 
Hegre.) GOS pTIMer sess os poe sks ss vse g 
Jiegawé 21.00, WTO ViGIODAl sas gaa vs.c< + <)~ 55 
Require..I do, repairs ..-.-. PEPE Bop a 8 
Require. 1 do, running-rigging...---.---. 
Require..I do, seamen ....- yg Pita hE oni ae 


Require..I do, Commercial Code Signal 
Book. 


Require..I do, a General Signal Book. ..-. 
Require..I do, a Tactical Signal Book .... 


Require..sling-carts to remove guns on 


shore. . 
Require..I do, small-arms..--....2-.- .-.. 
Require..I do, small atores<2 12 hcscceee 
Require..I do, a steam-tug...-- ees eed 
Requiré--1-do;'a tow-line ...... 0.2.6 228. 


DUA Oe AO EOI se poe os wwe bs onal | 


INDEX WorDs. 


BOATS, MEN, &C. 


CABLE. 
CANISTER. 


CANISTER. 


CARBINES. 

CALKERS. 
CALKING-MATERIALS, 
CHART. 

CHART. 

CHARTS. 


CoaL, 
FIREMEN. 


FRESH BEEF. 
HAWSER. 
MEDICAL OFFICER-S. 


MEN. 

ORDINARY SEAMEN. 
BivoT: 

PILOT, COAST. 
POWDER. 

PRIMERS. 
PROVISIONS. 
REPAIRS. , 
RIGGING. 

SEAMEN. 

SIGNAL Book, Com’L, 


SIGNAL BOOK, GENER’L 
SiGNaL Book, Tacr’L. 


SLING-CARTS. 


SMALL-ARMS. 
SMALL STORES. 
STEAM-TUG. 
TOW-LINE. 
WATER.” 


Reference * 
Nos. 


1352 


2671 
2699 


2700 


2741 
2797 
2203 
2862 
2863 
2869 


2999 
4565 


2244 


1853 


9038 


5611 


| 5145 


3028 
5184 
5615 
5146 
5618 


5624 
3107 
4879 
5629 


5185 
5630 


*| 5633 


5148 


382 


6028 


> 
> 
wo 
ie) 


fs 


SIGNALS. 


REQUIRED..articles, send a list of, or com- 
municate names.and quantities 
by telegraphic signal. 

Required.. boats are, to assist the vessel-s 
ashore or in distress. 
Required.. blank forms are....--:......-- 


Required..Chaplain’s services are, to bury 
the dead. 


Required..chart, I have the.......-....-.: 


Required..and expected of all command- 
ing officers, zealous co-opera- 
tion is. 


Required.. not ..----. Aan cee et ig ay ore 


Required... volunteers are, for hazardous 
service; number of men, to be 
accompanied by officers of suit- 
able rank, will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


| REQUISITION-S.. your, is or are approved. -. 


Requisition-s .. your, is or are not approved. 
Requisition-s --make out, for articles want’d 
Requisition-s..-has or have been received. . 
Requisition-s.. have not been received - - -. 
Requisition-s..send, to this or the vessel 
designated. 
RESCUE... go to the, of those in distress ..-. - 
Rescue..the drowning people .-......2--.- 


Rescue..the fugitives. . =... .22.."..----2-. 


eer ee eee cee s 


Rescue... the wrecked people 


RESCUED. .the distressed boats have been. .. 
Rescued..the distressed people have been. 


RESERVE. .enemy’s, attack the .-.--..------ 


Reserve..your fire until within effective 
range. 


Reserve..your fire until within point-blank 
range. 


Reserve. -flotilla will be or remain in .--.- 


Reserve..division-s, squadron-s, or ves- 
sel-s designated will form the. 


Reserve. rally. on-the c. 0. enccensesuaeess 


RESERVE DIVISION-.or squadron, co-oper- 
ate with the. 


Reserve division..or squadron, recall the. .- 


Reserve division ..or squadron reform on the 
left flank of the fleet. 


. INDEX WorDs. 


ARTICLES. 


Boats. 


BLANK FORMS. 


CHAYPLAIN’S SERVICES. 


CHART. 
CO-OPERATION. 


Not. 
VOLUNTEERS. 


APPROVED. 
APPROVED, NO’. 
MAKE OUT. 
RECEIVED. 
RECEIVED, NOT. 
SEND. 


DISTRESS. 
DROWNING. 
FUGITIVES. 
WRECKED PEOPLE. 


BoaTs, DISTRESSED. 


PEOPLE, DISTRESSED. 


ATTACK, ENEMY’S. 
FIRE, EFFECTIVE. 


FIRE, POINT-BLANK. 


FLOTILLA, REMAIN. 
Form. 


RALLY. 


CO-OPERATE. 


RECALL. 
REFORM, LEFT. 


Reference 
Nos 


1485 
1486 
1711 
5059 


5060 


4914 
3981 
48038 


2442 
3829 


5933 1 


3280 


5947 
5973 


oC 
. i=) 
ee SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. Se 
Pe cs 
RESERVE DIVISION.-.or squadron, reform | REFORM, REAR. 5974 
in the rear of the fleet. . 
Reserve division..or squadron, reform on | REFORM, RIGHT. 5975 
the right flank of the fleet. 
RESERVES..the enemy’s, are advancing. -.--. ENEMY’S, ADVANCING.| 877 

Reserves..our, are advancing. ........---- OUR, ADVANCING. 880 
RESIST .. the enemy until re-enforcements | ENEMY. 4106 

reach you. } 

Resist..the enemy’s advance ...-....---.. ENEMY’S ADVANCE. [ 4182 
RESISTANCE .. make the greatest, in your | MAKE. E515 

power. 

Resistance..IJ am unable to make further...) UNABLE, FURTHER. 4829 
RESOURCE..I have exhausted every ......-- EXHAUSTED. 4407 
RESPECT ..the enemy does not, the armistice.,; ARMISTICE, FNEMY. 1529 

Respect.. the blockade.........--.-...---- BLOCKADE. 2287 

Respect..do not, the flag of truce .....--. Do NOT, FLAG OF TR’CE| 387 

Respect... pay proper, to the festivals of the | FESTIVALS. | 4490 

country. 

Respect..the flag of truce..-.-. Thee mee FLAG OF TRUCE. 4630 

Respect..the regulations of the port or} REGULATIONS, PoRT. | 3226 

place. 
fi eors.bes Thy CLOW: NOUS Aes sere ee eer otc cas ate CREW, NEEDS. 3346 

Rest.. your men and officers...--..... .---| MEN AND OFFICERS. 5540 
RESTORE... the prescribed order or formation .| FORMATION. 4748 
Bic Ube CCOMMUNICRLE.. ce. n< cate cana cone COMMUNICATE. 3131 

Result..will‘be communicated ..:--...... COMMUNICATED. 3144 

Result..of expedition, report, by signal...) EXPEDITION, REPORT. | 6012 

Result..of my present operations, I am | OPERAT’NS, DOUBTFUL} 3913 

doubtful about. 

Result..of reconnaissance, report, by tele- | RECONNAISSANCE, RE-| 629 

graphic signal. PORT. 
] 6030 Result..is or has been successful .... .-.-- SUCCESSFUL. 
6031 Toy eoie UDCEPLALY «50 ie taettinawm ae nn : UNCERTAIN. 
6032 Result..is or has been unsuccessful... .-- -| UNSUCCESSFUL. 
RESUME 2 your. couree.s 50) a heen ts ob COURSE. 3302 
Resume..your day-statiou..... pate wae a 3 DAY-STATION. 3487 
6033 Heese. BEADING oe y enw os Ws ae = 2 STATIONS. 

Resume..stations, the advanced divisions, | STATIONS. 873 

squadrons, or vessels will. 

Resume..stations, blockading-vessels will- STATIONS, BLOCKAD’G. | 2305 

Resume..stations, blockading-vessels will, | SraTIONS, BLOCKAD’G, | 2307 

after dark, and withdraw during 
the day. . 


384 


6034 


————— eee 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 
RESUME..stations by sunset, chasers will ...| STATIONS, CHASERS. 
« 
Resume..stations, flotilla will ........--.. STATIONS, FLOTILLA. 
Resume..station-s, leading vessel-s will ..| STATION-S, LEADING. 
. . . “ 

Resume. .their proper numerical stations in | STATIONS, LEADERS. 
their respective divisions, leaders 
of divisions will. 

Resume ..their proper numerical stations in | STATIONS, DIVISIONAL 
the fleet, divisional commanders | COMMANDERS.. 
will. 

RETAKE. -:the place -.02 eee een ee ee PLACE. 

Retake... the vessel- se. eae ee ee VESSEL. 


RETAKEN..the place designated has been. -..| PLACE. 
Retaken..the vessel designated has been.. | VESSEL, 


RETIRE. ; 
Retire. .from action ...... ... Ae Mere ie ACTION. 
Retire. the, boats Will «. 2. osu te eee eee BOat-s. 


Retire..the division or squadron desig- | DIVISION, SQUADRON. 


nated will. 


Retire-.the flotilla will .-.. 0.2. ..26-.--% FLOTILLA. 
RETIRING the eneinyiis 2-0 2 oe ook ENEMY. 

Bering s-the flotilla is. .....".2...2 20 828 FLOTILLA. 

Tetiring.. our boats anew so: <2 kins pe ssiee OUR BOATS. 

Retiring: sOuvAOrces ates... ic. oe eee OUR FORCES. 

Retiring... our vessel-s is or are...--. peta OUR VESSEL-S. 
REDTRNAD Sa. eee Seiwa ce nee eins aceeee RETIRE. 

Rtetreat..the Admiral will cover the ...-... ADMIRAL. 

Retreat. COVEr ane oa ee ae ee COVER. 

Retreat..enemy’s, into port, cut 3 Pee ta: E.NEMY’S, CUT OFF. 


Retreat..endeavor to cut off the enemy’s-.| ENEMY’s, CUT OFF. 


RETREATING... the! enemy: is..: 22.2222. 5.2. ENEMY. 
Retreating..the enemy’s army is.......--. ENEMY’S ARMY. 
Retreating..our advance vessels are ...-... OUR ADVANCE. 
Retreating: our boats'are ... 1.22. ws eee Our Boats. 
Retreating..our flotilla is ........-----.-- OUR FLOTILLA. 
Retreating..our land-forces are.....-..-.-- OUR FORCES. 
Retreating..our vessel-s is or are.......-- OUR VESSEL-S. 

RETREATING VESSEL-S..-or boat-s, cut off.) Cur orr. 
Retreating vessel-s.. harass the.........--- Hanass. 


RETURN..all persons will immediately, to | ALL PERSONS. 
their respective vessels. [Hoist 
the CORNET at the fore. ] 


Reference 
Nos. 


2907 
4686 
5382 
3854 


3082 


5796 


5797 


3845 , 
4687 
4143 
4688 
2443 
4711 
5728 
6036 
768 | 
3329 
3381 
4057 


4143 
1592 

74 
2443 
4689 
1600 
5728 


3383 
5045 


543 


6038 
6039 


6040 


385 . 


SIGNALS. 


RETURN -.. to your anchorage without un- 


necessary delay. - 


Return..await my, or that of the Com- 
mander-in-Chief. 


Return..await, of boat-s or tug ......---. 
Return..to the. blockade. ......... (Steed 
Return..boat-s must, by or before dark... 
tieturw.—onet off and so. 2. 8. 2... 


Return..expedite the, of the vessels to 
their stations. 


Returns GROTH Oe 2 eek ie ae fr ee 


Return ..the fire-engines to their respective 
vessels or stations. 


TeGhuUrn 2 OLIGIAe VISLLB .« sce ow a 3, bee wee 


Return..collect the remnant of your divis- 
ion or command and,to the place 
or port which will be designated 
by signal. 


HOM Hele BAA ONE nee he oy cals Poa oo 
Return..do not, the salute ......-......... 
Return..to your station or position......- 


Return..the blockading- vessels will, to 
their respective stations. 


heturwt.. dO-note the -Visitv..2. oss oe 2 234 


RETURNS..send, to the Navy Department. -. 
RETURNED“: absentees have: ..-.......2...- 


Returned..absentees have not ..:.....--.- 
Returned... boat-s has or have not ....---. 
Returned... boat-—s has or have -........-.. 


returned ~~ Ge00rt Was! ss osssss5% ss 5-2 - 
Returned..escort has not..-.-.....- Berg St 
Beturned>. Gx Ped mlOn: DAW scas sites <.cn wen 
Returned..expedition has not ..-.....---. 
Returned..gig has ...--- AE es ee 
Returned ..messenger has ...-........----. 
Returned .. messenger has not. ....-...--.. 
RE TORDENG se AGIITAl 8 2 este ees 
ROR TLUIO eA eo a yp a ww incorpo in ern 
Returning.. boat is not...-- ee Pea Katee 


Returning ..or going back, enemy ‘is ..---. 


Returning..or going back into port, en- 
emy’s vessels are. 


Returning..our boats are. .---- Fd arr i Se 


a 
INDEX Wonrps. a 
Soe ah 

(=) 

ater 
ANCHORAGE. 1384 
AWAIT. 2057 
AWAIT. 2058 
| BLOCKADE. 2286 
BOAT-S. 2404 
CAST OFF. 2726 
EXPEDITE. 4417 
FIRE. 4525 
FIRE-ENGINES. 4544 
OFFICIAL VISITS. 5698 
| PorRT. 3032 

\ 
SALUTE. 


SALUTE, DO NOT. 
STATION. 
STATIONS. 


VISIT, DO NOT. 
SEND, DEPARTMENT. 
ABSENTEES. 
ABSENTEES. 

BOatT-S HAVE NOT. 
BOAT-S HAVE. 
ESCORT. 

Escort. 
EXPEDITION. 
EXPEDITION. 


GIG. 

MESSENGER. 
MESSENGER HAS NOT. 
ADMIRAL. 

Boat. 

BOAT IS NOT. 
ENEMY. 

E\NEMY’S VESSELS. 


OUR BOATS. 


REVENUE .. United States, flag shown by | FLAG, STRANGE. 


strange vessel is. 


S819 


2305 


5607 
582 
579 

2402 

2405 

4334 

4335 

4429 

4424 

4901 

5557 

5556 
806 

2368 

2369 

4096 

4249 


6041 


6042 


6043 
6044 


6045 
6046 
6047 


6048 


SIGNALS. 


REVENUE .. United States, flag, the one 


seen is. 


REVERSE..the enemy has met a 
Reverse..engine-s 


Reverse... we have met @-......2.0.\, .s.<e. 


REVOLT..there is or has been, in the gar- 
rison. 


Kevolt..there is or has been, on shore..... 


Revolt..a spirit of, appears to be preva- 
lent. 


REVOLUTIONS..how many, are you making 
per minute? Report by numeral 
signal. Bs 

Revolutions .. per minute are or will be 
shown by numeral signal. 


REVOLVE..my turret will not.............. 


REVOLVER-AMMUNITION..is needed...... 
Revolver-ammunition..send for........---- 
Revolver-ammunition..send, to this or the 

vessel designated. 

REVOGY ERS-ci meed-.--o..). 2. ck ee eee cee 
Revolvers ..send, ashore 


Revolvers..send, to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


RICOCHET-FIRING. -is effective 
Ricochet-firing ..is not effective ...... 21... 


RID. .yourself of all encumbrances 


RIFLE.. projectiles,-I can spare;............-. 
Kifle.. projectiles, cannot spare. .......--. 
RIFLED .. field-pieces,ammunit’n needed for; 


calibers will be indicated, in weight 
of projectile, by numeral signal. 


Rifled. .12-pounder howitzers, ammunition 
needed for. 


Rifled ..20-pounder howitzers, ammunition 
needed for. 


Rifled.. muskets, ammunition needed for.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


FLAG, UNITED STATES. 


ENEMY. — 
ENGINE-S. 
MET. 

OUR FORCES. 


GARRISON. 


ON SHORE. 
PREVALENT. 


How MANY 2? 


MINUTE, SHOWN. 


TURRET, 


NEEDED. 
SEND FOR. 
SEND TO. 


NEED. 
SEND. 
SEND. 


SPARE. 
SPARE, CAN YOU? 
SPARE, I CANNOT. 


FIRE. 


EFFECTIVE. 
NOT EFFECTIVE. 


ENCUMBRANCES. 


PROJ’TILES, CAN SPARE 


PROJ’LES, CAN’T SPARE| ‘ 


AMMUNITION. 


AMMUNITION. 


AMMUNITION. 


AMMUNITION. 


Reference 
Nos 


4583 - 


4144 
2093 
55n8 


6021 
4864 


1770 


5859 


6013 


1179 
1187 
1128 


5619 


Signal 
Nos. 


6049 
6050 
60351 


6052 
6053 
6054 


6055 


387 


SIGNALS. 


RIFLED .. guns, ammunition needed for ; cal- 
ibers will be indicated, by numeral 
signal, in weight of projectile. 

tifiled..cannon, attack with..........-..- 
hkifled..cannon, the enemy has..-..-.-.-.-. 
Rified..guns, fire off and reload.........- 
Kified..muskets are needed ..-.:......--- 


RIFLES..ammunition needed for Remington. 


Rifles... ammunition needed for Springtield 
Rifies.. Remington, are needed .....--..-.. 
Rifles..Springfield, are needed .......--. 


INDEX WORDS. 


AMMUNITION. 


CANNON, ATTACK. 
CANNON, ENEMY. 
GUNS, RELOAD. 
MUSKETS, NEEDED. 
AMMUNITION. 
AMMUNITION. 
NEED, REMINGTON. 


.| NEED, SPRINGFIELD. 


RIG..in jib-boom 


Rig. outejib-boom) .. 2/22. 
RIGGERS..can be had here ..-. 


Riggers..cannot be had here 


er ces eee ees te 


orc se ewer wees 


eeercres ce eece - 


seer asee ce ec eoe 


JIB-BOOM. ”* 
JIB-BOOM. 


CAN RE HAD. 
CANNOT BE. 


Riggers..are needed on board of this or 
the vessel designated. 


Rigger’s.. gang, send, to this or the vessel 
designated. 
RIGGING..is cut up badly, standing and run- 
ning. 
Bigqging 218 GAMBLON «1. 2s 2 sas 50sec ees 
Rigging ..needs refitting .......-.--.....- 
Rigging.-running, I require.-2--.-... 2... 
PLING Ee BO UL Mess tas an slew, Siete = 3s 
Rigging. needs setting up .-.2.-.-....... 
Rigging ..my, is unseaworthy .---...-.--... 
RIGHT -..close up by bearing to the .......... 
SGRE a TOVie UO UNOS Ls ann tt). esi ca cen ss 


Right..open more from-the .............- 


RIGHT WING..of the army, cover the ...... 


Right wing..attack the enemy’s .......... 


Right wing..close up-.--.--. 


Right wing..vessels designated will form 
* on the. 


Right wing ..enemy’s heavy ves's are in the 
RAGUE WING = OPCML). 6.2 w < cis cp c1etaln win cipiotns 
Right wing. .is threatened ./--...-...----- 
Right wing: get under way -.--.. 2.5. -... 
DRGRIee Pee MAE OULAW «5 <1 2a ee san owe aie 


RIOT ARCS Ik By ORRDOTC...- 255. 200524 abe eee 


Riot..has been suppressed .-...-....---.. 


NEEDED. 


SEND. 


CUT. UP. 


DAMAGED. 
REFITTING. 
RUNNING. 

SET UP. 
SETTING UP. 
UNSEAWORTHY. 
CLOSE UP. 
Move. 

OPEN. 

ARMY, COVER. * 
ATTACK. 

CLOSE UP. 
FORM, VESSELS. 


HEAVY VESSELS. 
OPEN FIRE. 
THREATENED. 
UNDER WAY. 
WITHDRAW. 


ON SHORE. 
SUPPRESSED. 


2970 
5579 
5712 
3330 
1962 
2971 
4745 


4208 
5706 


088 


Toe 2 
v o 
Signal " P a a 
ares =x WorpDs. 
Nok. SIGNALS. | INDEX Worps 3 iS 
o 
: cs 
RIOTERS -. or disturbers of the pea ar- | ARREST. 1638 
rest the. 
Rioters.. have been arrested.<.--.-.-...... ARRESTED. 1646 | 
" Rioters... have not been arrested....-. .---: ARRESTED. 1647 | 
RISE..-or fall, does your barometer? ......--. BAROMETER ? 2149 
RISING... my barometer is sc... 2.2 vee aks -| BAROMETER. 2150 
RIVER...anchot-in-the, 2 2 -<-< beeen vey ee eee oe 4 ANCHOR. | 1314 
: River.-anchor at the mouth of the....... ANCHOR. 12%0 | 
River..go down the-.. 2024 sce... 2. .--| GO DOWN. 4905 
River ..go up the ...... --- -1. ----.. -- =. Go UP. | 4919 | 
River ..is navigable for boats. ........-.-. NAVIGABLE. B37¢ 
River..is navigable for vessels with a} NaAviIGarLe. 5602 | 
draught of water not exceeding | 
that ‘indicated, hy Bays signal, | ) 
in feet. | 
River..is not navigable at its present stage| Nor NAVIGABLE. 5601 | 
River..is obstructed....-. Da Seta eee OBSTRUCTED. 5674 || 
Riter-7is open toa... vee ees eee eee ee et 5701 
6056 River ..is filled with snags ..........-..-- SNAGS. 
ROADSTEAD.-anchor in the ........-.....-. ANCHOR. 1315 
Roadstead.. anchorage is good in the.-----. ANCHORAGE, GOOD. 1385 
Roadstead .. anchorage is not good in the..| ANCHORAGE, NOT GOOD) 1386 
Roadstead. leave thes 2c. ves Sa. anon cole LEAVE. 5392 | 
6057 | ROCKET..sent up will be a signal of danger | DANGER, SIGNAL. 
near at hand. 
6058 Rocket..sent up will indicate the discov- | DiscovERY, ENEMY. 
ery of the enemy. 
6059 Rocket..sen’ up will be the signal of suc- | SIGNAL, SUCCESS. 
, cess. ; 
ROCKETS 2730 een Dies en. os oo a eee NEED. 5623 
, 6060 Rockets..send, to this or the vessel desig- | SrND. 
nated, ine 
6061 Rockets =A GayB Pale te 5 asin pisarc em a cre eee SPARE. 
6062 Rockets. . l cannat spare tint 1-0. sede dees SPARE. : 
ROCKS..reefs, or shoals, keep a bright look- | Looxour For. 5447 
out for | 
Rocks ..reets, or shoals are near you -.-.. -. NEAR. 3469 
Rocks..reefs, or shoals are seen in the | SEEN. 5965 
direction indicated by compass 
signal. 
ROCK-SHAFT..is broken or damaged.-.....-. DAMAGED. 3440 
Rock-shaft..is repaired ...... ...-...----- REPAIRED. 6001 


Rock-shaft..cannot be repaired here.----. REPATRED. 6002 


6063 
6064 


6065 
6066 


6067 


606Y 


6070 
6071 


6072 
6073 


6068 | 


389 


Dv 

v 
‘ hr 
SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. = 
= G 

Re 

ROCKY..the anchoring-ground is......-.-.-- ANCHORING-GROUND. | 1396 
Hedeea Lhe DOULOIN 18.222. 2.5 jw ees ewes Borrom. | 2533 
pCR S208. CORB AS o0..2 2)... ae se eee Coast. 3026 

ROMAN ..the flag shown by the strange ves- | FLAG. 4601 

sel is. 

ROOM..is ample for the fleet to anchor in the | Port OR PLACE. 1358 

; bay, harbor, port, or place. 
Room..have you, for draft of men?....-.. Drarr? 3923 
Room. -.is not sufficient in the bay, harbor,) Nov SUFFICIENT. 2205 
port, or place for the fleet to 
anchor. 

Poy Ds BELO Dee beings Off ono 52.2 nase an BRING OFF. . 2605 
Round shot. donot. fire: 25.5.0 .se+caeen sais Do NOT FIRE. 4529 
LGU BHO MILO! ae eda ee! o toldiu as eee ae FIRE. 4528 
Round shot..of indicated calibers needgd.| NEEDED. 5627 
Round shot..send, ashore ........----.--- SEND ASHORE. 

Round shot..send, to this or the vessel in- | SEND, VESSEL. 
dicated. ; 
Round shot.-1.can spare... .----..----.-': SPanE, I CAN. 
Round shot..I cannot spare ......-.-.---- SPARE, I CANNOT. 
ROW-BOAT ..is seen in the direction indi- | SrEn. 
cated by compass signal. 
ROW GUARD..-boats will, every night, until | Boats. 2445 
further orders, from dark un- 
til daylight. [One boat will 
be sent from each vessel, fully 
armed and equipped, unless 
otherwise ordered. ] 

ROYAL..and topgallant yards, exercise. .-..- EXERCISE. 4397 
Royal..and topgallant yards, send down..) SEND DOWN. 
Royal..and topgallant yards, send up.-.-.| SEND UP. 

Royal.. yards, exercise.....-..---- are ed EXERCISE. 4387 

Royal... yards, serid down ..--....--..,.-.-- SEND DOWN. 

Hoval<. yaras,eend: UP —, -- sane 2 ece'nn's one SEND UP. . 

Royal..yards, send up, and loose sail.-... - SEND UP, LOOSE SAIL: | 5457 

Royal..yards, send up, and loose sail to a | SEND UP, LOOSE SAIL. | 5458 
bow-line. 

ROVAVAM satospa sh xcs 22" Le Ser. 

ROvAIAS tours on. USS So De aes TAKE IN. 

RUDDER. je daimared so, \-.. 55254. ¢> sane apes DAMAGED. , 3441 
Rudder =is disabled ......+----- <2. ~--255 DISABLED. 3673 
Rudder. fit. a temporary - .....-.-.. 2-20; FIT, TEMPORARY. 4578 
Rudder] Cave loath my 5.2 yo 3 ne geen at Lost. 5463 


6074 


| 6075 


6076 


| 6077 


6078 
6079 


SIGN ALS. 
RUDDER..unship -.o.wersse ere eee 
RUDDER-CHAINS.. have parted ...-........ 
RUDDER-CHOCK..or wood-lock is out...-- « 
RUDDER-HEAD- sig eplite ses, =a eee aa eee 
RUDDER-PINTERE-is sbrokent pecs see sees 

| RUDDER-POST..is damaged....-..-.-...--. 


RUN..in, take advantage of the darkness to-. 
Tun..out, take iy RHEE of the dark- 


ness to. 
un In and anchor beech as ee oe ee 
Run..the enemy’s battery-ies....-..-..-. 
Run: before the wind= tie ly. renee wet 


Run..blockade has been, by a sailing-ves’1. 
Run..the blockade has been, by a steamer. 


Run..in after dark, blockading - vessels 
will, as close to the bar, beach, or 
entrance as prudence will allow, and 
withdraw before daylight. 


Run.-in and capture the eee vessels 
or boats. 


Ttun..in, cut out, and bring off or destroy 
the enemy’s V essel-s. 


Run..the enemy down at full speed...-.. 


Ttun..down, at full speed, es enemy’s 
iron-clad-s. 


Run..down, at full speed, the enemy’s 
principal vessel. 


Run..down the enemy’s ram-s. .......... 
fiun..down the enemy’s torpedo-vessel-s. 
Run. -slip-and, into ports>. oo see ces-- ee 
un. slip andsoube.- tt Ccers -<acces mene 
Run.-slip and, into a safe anchorage. --.. 
RUNNING..in, enemy’s vessel-s is or are. .-.. 
Running ..out, enemy’s vessel-s is or are-- 


RUNNING-LIGHTS.. carty your .222...ee-.5- 
Running-lights..will not be carried..... : 


RUSSIAN ..the flag shown by the strange ves- 
sel is. 


Russian ..man-of-war flag, the one shown 
by strange vessel is. 
Russian..the merchantman seen is.-.-.-.- 


Russian. -merchant-flag, the one shown by 
the strange vessel i is. 


INDEX WORDS. 


UNSHIP. 
PARTED. 
OUT. 
SPLIT. 
BROKEN. 
DAMAGED. 


ADVANTAGE, DARKN’SS 
ADVANTAGE, DARKN’SS 


ANCHOR. 
BATTERY-IES. 
BEFORE, WIND. 

BL’ KADE, SAIL’G-VES’L. 
BLOCKADE, STEAMER. 
BLOCKADING-VESSELS. 


CAPTURE. 
CUFT OUT. 


ENEMY, DOWN. 


ENEMY’S IRON-CLAD-S, 
DOWN. 


ENEMY’S PRINCIPAL 
VESSEL. 


ENEMY’S RAM-S. 
ENEMY’S TOR.-VES’L-S. 
SLIP. 

SLIP. 

SLIP. 

EXNEMY’S VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 


CARRY. 
CARRY, NOT. 


FLAG, STRANGE. 
MAN-OF-WAR FLAG. 


MERCHANTMAN. 
MERCHANT-FLAG. 


Reference 
Nos 


2628 


3442 


884 
885 


| 
1316 
2190 
2246 
2288 
2306 
| 


2289 
2731 
3334 


4146 
4214 


4231 


4232 
4241 


391 


| be SIGNALS. : INDEX Worps. 
6080 | RUSSIAN... the steamer seen is..............- | STEAMER. 
6081 
6082 
6083 
6084 
6085 
6086 
6087 
6088 
6089 
6090 
SAFE.. would it be, alongside of the distressed | ALONGSIDE ? 
or stranded vessel in boats? 
Safe..is the anchorage? ........----.---- ANCHORAGE? 
Safe..the anchorage is .:-....-..-...-<.- ANCHORAGE, 
Safe..the anchorage is not......---..---. ANCHORAGE. 
Safe..and smooth, the bar is. .......:-...| Bar. 
Safe..the boat-s is or are...-.- hij ee | Boar-s. 
Safe.. the expedition 18 -..... 5.2.5 <0. --+% EXPEDITION. 
Safe..is the or your position ?........--.- POSITION ? 
6091 Sate the.vessel 18) soya 5 cone tate on © oe VESSEL. 
Safe..a part of the wrecked people are...| WRECKED PEOPLE. 


6092 | SAFETY.-tack, having regard to mutual con- | TACK. 
venience and. 


6093 Safety..wear, having regard to mutual | WEAR. 
convenience and. 


SAIL..the Admiral will carry a press of, dur- | ADMIRAL, PRESS. 
ing the night. 


Dail CattaCR UDOGE +. 24-10 Gee cee a seats ATTACK. 
6094 Satt..do not attack under -...-...../..-. ATTACK, DO NOT. 
Sail. .carry, at discretion ...-20 <n.----2-- CARRY, DISCRETION. 


Reference 
Nos 


801 


1920 


2774. 


Signal 
Nos. 


6095 


6096 


SIGNALS. 


SAIL... carry -2-ptessof ..... 2a ee eee 


Sail..the present, will be carried during 
the night, if the weather permits. 


Sail... you are carrying too much .....---- 
Sail..at daylight...-....- RA Wea ees 
Sail..alone, the enemy is under..-....... 


Sail..all, the enemy has made or is making 
Sail..press of, the enemy. is carrying ..... 
Sail: keep under, alone -c-2-- (sae: see ae 
Sail. Make woe oss vow. oa eee ee cee 


Sail..make, and get under way, having 
regard to convenience and safety. 


Sail. .make, to royals..-.-..---- LN Geek ae: 
Sail..make, to topgallant-sails........--- 


Sail..make, to topsails, courses, jib, and 
spanker. 


Sail. vou need Motes. ee anew re 
Sail..I am overpressed with-..-......-.-. 
Naibss prepare ao cst o..6 et este oa eee 


Sail.. prepare to, on the day of the pres- 
ent month indicated by numeral 
signal. 


Waits -TOOUEO.<20 3 mt cots coos ek ee 
Sail.. reduce, as necessary to preserve po- 


sitions. 

Sail..reduce, to suit the aveather and the 
sea. 

Sail..reduce, to topgallant-sails......---. 


Sail..reduce, to topsails, jib, and spanker. 


Sail..reduce, to topsails, courses, jib, and 
spanker. 


Sail..regulate, by this or vessel designated 


Sail..character of the strange, cannot be 
made out. 


{ 
Sail..the strangé, is an enemy ..-.-...--.| STRANGE, ENEMY. 
Sail..the strange, is a friend... -- pwede STRANGE, FRIEND. 


Sail..the strange vessel is making ...-.. : 


Sail..the strange, is of the nation indi- 
cated. 


Sail..strangé, seen in the direction indi- 
. cated. 


Sail. .the strange vessel is shortening ---. 


Sail..the strange, is suspicious ..---..-.. | 


past. take-in all io cece bee eee 


INDEX WORDS. 


CARRY, PRESS. 
CARRIED. 


CARRYING. 


DAYLIGHT. 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY, MADE. 


ENEMY, PRESS. 


KEEP. 
MAKE. 
MAKE. 


MAKE, ROYALS. 


MAKE, TOPGAL’T-SAILS, 


MAKE, TOPSAIL. 


NEED. 
OVERPRESSED. 
PREPARE. 
PREPARE. 


REDUCE. 


REDUCE, NECESSARY. 


REDUCE, SUIT. 


REDUCE, TOPGALLANT. 
REDUCE, TOPSAILS. 
REDUCE, TOPSAILS, &C 


REGULATE. 


STRANGE, CHARACTER, 


STRANGE, MAKING. 
STRANGE, NATION. 


STRANGE, SEEN. 


STRANGE, SHORTENING, 
STRANGE, SUSPICIOUS. 


TAKE IN. 


ATTACK. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ww 
~ 

~ 
par 


2773 


2775 
3489 
4147 
4148 
4122 
5293 
5520 


5955 
5957 


5959 
5960 
5956 


5983 


2858 


4166 
4792 
5524 
3044 


3720 


6100 
6101 


6102 


393 


SIGNALS. 


SAIL AND STEAM. .the enemy is under. ---- 


Sail-and steam.. keep under ..---...-.---- | 


SAILED..the enemy has 
Sailed..the enemy has not............-.- 


Sailed..the expedition has............---- 
Sailed..the expedition has not...-..-.-.- 
DUO Che eRe, DAB... So... We wae eens 
Sailed..the fleet has not..--..: ns ah 
Sailed..the vessel designated has ....-.-.-. 
Sailed..the vessel designated has not...-. 


SAILING..at what rate are you? ..........-. 


wating < try rateor 2.2... -..—- fact scheae 
SAILING AND STEAMING..try rate of ..-..- 
SAILING-ORDERS..the fleet is under ...-.-. : 


Sailing-ordcers..the vessel-s designated is 
or are under. 


Sailing-orders..you are under .....---.--- 
Sailing-orders..your, have been sent.----. 


SAILING-VESSEL..has run the blockade..-.. 


SAIL-MAKER-S..-repair on board this or the 
vessel designated. 
Sail-maker-s..send, ashore ..----.---.--.-- 


SAILMAKER’S GANG-S..send, to this or the 
vessel designated. 


BUM Le OMG incisive a sek’ 6.2 wid Sas esate «Sess 
Satis sare GAME ton 5s oes lan e'= weet 4 
Sele Sa LEESON LW oe ot Se lee at re os 


Sails. light, enemy has taken or is tak- 
ing in. 


Sails ..exercise at bending and unbending. 
Sails ..exercise at loosing and furling .... 


Sails ..exercise loosing to and furling from 
a bowline. 


Sails ..exercise at making and shortening. 
Sails..set all, fore and aft....-.... ..--.- 
Sails... furl 
PRURIR MOOSE ec 5 Wain > <a Pasa ot cones inate 


ewrnrerese see eee tee ees Bee eee ee ee 


Sails..loose, and cross royal yards.......- 
Sails..loose, to a bowline....--..-..- s=3: 


Sails..loose,to a bowline and cross royal 
yards. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY. 

KEEP UNDER. 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 
EXPEDITION. 
EXPEDITION. 
FLEET. 
FLEET. 
VESSEL. 
VESSEL. 


RATE? 
RATE, TRY. 


RATE, TRY. 


FLEET. 
VESSEL-S. 


4 
YOU, UNDER. 
YOUR, SENT. 


RUN, BLOCKADE. 


REPAIR. 


SEND ASHORE. 


SEND. 


BEND. 
DAMAGED. 
DRAW. 
ENEMY. 


EXERCISE. 
EXERCISE. 
EXERCISE. | 


EXERCISE, 
FORE AND AFT. 
FURL. 

LOOSE. 


Reference 
Nos 


= 
— 
— 
@ 0) 


pot 
~) 
— 
1 8) 


LOOSE, ROYAL YARDS. | 5457 | 


LOOSE, BOWLINE, 


LOOSE, ROYAL YARDS. | 5458 


8888 | mom OODODM—OO00 SS, 


304 


Nos SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


On 
ren 
on 
© 


SAILS..-loose, and cross topgallant-yards. ..-. LOOSE, TOPGAL’T-Y’Ds. 


Sails ..loose, to a bowline and cross top- | LOOSE, TOPGAL’T-Y’ps.| 5460 
gallant-yards. 


Sails..loose, and cross topgallant and + LOOSE, TOPGAL’T AND | 5461 


royal yards. ROYAL YARDS. 
Sails..loose, to a bowline and cross top- | LOOSE, TOPGAL’T AND | 5462 
gallant and royal yards. ROYAL YARDS. 
Sails.. JT have lost'my...csasseeee sere PeeeOSn. 5464 
Sails.-mend Oo ccc u ee ieee eee MEND. 5549 
Sails 7- need POpairs 2. 21 eas eee ete NEED. 5617 
6103 Sails shifts. 3 iden soe eo eeae eee aes SHIFT. 
6104 Sails. are splits eee eens ee SPLIT. 
| 6105 sails SAquare; TAK In all foe. ee ee SQUARE, TAKE IN. 
| 6106 Sails..storm, put ship under ...-....--..- STORM. 
| 6107 Soils. -unbend, soem p ae nee eee eee UNBEND. 
| 6108 Sails..my, are worn out .- i cn ante eds .| WORN OUT. 
SALT-WORKS..attack and destroy the en- | ATTACK, DESTROY. 1963 


emy’s. 
Salt-works..enemy’s, have been destroyed.| ENEMY’S, DESTROWED. | 3596 


SALUTE. .the Admiral or Commander-in-Chief} ADMIRAL. 808 
Salute..the American Consul ..........-.- CONSUL. 1122 
Salute. .decline toexchange.........---:-| DECLINE. 3504 | 
PALULES IMO NG). cet eae ous os ase Lee Do NOT. 3871 
Siete: do tot tettimns. 220-22 eteee eee .--| DO NOT RETURN. _. | 6039 
Salute..fire, at noon, with all your guns, | Fire. 4534 

once only. 
Salute. .-fire, at the hour indicated by signal) FIRE. 4530 
Salute..national, fire, at noon........-..-- FIRE, 4533 


Salute.. fire, at noon or at the hour which | Fire. 4531 
will be designated, by firing all 
your guns once; each vessel to 
fire in the order of seniority. 


Salute..the minister of the nation whose | MINISTER, NATION. 4323 
flag is shown at the time of his 
leaving this or the vessel desiy- 


nated. 
Salute..the President of the United States.) PRESIDENT. 5855 
Salute. .the nation indicated with its flag | NATION. 4532 
at the fore. 
Salute..the official designated by tele- | OFFICIAL. 5697 
graphic signal. ; 
Salate.. return the. sc. vee eee eens RETURN. 6038 
, 6109 Salute..the Secretary of the Navy ------- SEC’Y OF THE NAvy. 
Salute..in succession, according to rank, | SUCCESSION, 4535 


the number of guns indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Signal 
Nos. 


6110, 
6111 


395 
SIGNALS. 


SALUTE-sthe Vice-Admiral ..: 2... 202252 2. 


Salute..the Vice-President of the United 
States. 


SALUTING-CHARGES..load your guns with. 
pa ee lenic POIMGINS- UNG ... << <\-- on-set cee 


aL oC Ou BUEN Ol... 2.5. dss oak eee 


SANDWICH ISLANDS..the flag of the vessel 
seen Is. 


‘|| SANDY-ewith shells, the bottom is-.......... 


6112 


6113 


SAN SALVADORAN..the flag of the vessel 
seen is. 


SATISFACTORY... your answer is.........--- 
Satisfactory..the news is, from the expe- 
dition. 
Satisfactory..the news is, from our forces 
on shore. 


Satisfactory ..the news is, from home ....- 

Satisfactory -.trial-trip has been made.... 

SATISFACTORILY EXPLAINED..your ab- 
sence is. 


Satisfactorily explained. .your absence is not 


SAVE..the cargo, if possible 
Save..the people 


ecw rer ee ececer eoaze 
eer emece cee ees eee eee eee eee 


Save.. yourselves... ...- 2... Seats aie aaa 32s 


SAVED-..the wrecked people are all........-.. 


SCALE..boiler-s 
DERIOs VOUT SU NSras toweling nein tevin ae 50s esos 


wcrereeesee cee eee cee eee Be ee Bees 


SCALING..my boiler-s require-s 
Scaling..may guns require :-- 2... 42.52. --5- 
SCARGIAschah are- ~~ oes Se eee tees ES: 
Hoare’; PrlovisiONs AaTe.. so. <6 ose ens ease 


Neate e WALE! INS. oo acc dec aten eve eeone 


SCATTERED..the enemy’s fleet is .-.....--.. 
Scattered..the enemy’s forces are........- 


SCATTERED VESSELS..unite the-......... 
SCHOONER..the strange Vossel is: 3.2.35 --9 
SCORBUTICS, ANTI..the crew needs.....-.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


VicrE-ADMIRAL. 
Vick-PRESIDENT. 
LOAD. 

LEAK. 

GET SUPPLY. 


FLAG. 


BOTTOM. 


FLAG. 


ANSWER. 


NEWS, EXPEDITION. 


NEWS, FORCES 
NEWS, HOME. 
TRIAL-TRIP. 


ABSENCE. 


ABSENCE. 


CARGO. 
PEOPLE. 
YOURSELVES. 


WRECKED PEOPLE. 


BOILER-S. 

GUNS. 

BOILER-S. 

GUNS. 

FISH, 
PROVISIONS. 
WATER. 
ENEMY’S FLEFT. 
ENEMY’S FORCES. 
VESSELS, UNITE. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


CREW, NEEDS. 


SCREEN..all lights and air-ports from dark | ALL LIGHT. 


until daylight, until further 
orders. 


Reference 
Nos, 


2534 


4610 | 


1421 


5643 | 


5644 | 


1429 
3332 


396 ese ie \ 


3 
Signal . eR So 
Waa SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 5 2 
i ae eet fa 
SCREW..is disabled .......--.-.-- PIES ko DISABLED. 3674 
Screw ..shaft is damaged... --2. 52.2 ---- SHAFT, DAMAGED. 3444 
Screw..steamer, the vessel seen is.--.-...- STEAMER.. 5893 
6117 Screw..trice up, and make sail.......... 4 TRICE UP. 
6118 Screw..uncouple, and make sail.....-.--.. UNCOUPLE. 
SCRUB. and wash clothes .4--<yesaeaees ee CLOTHES. 2983 
Scrub..and wash hammocks ..........--. HaMMocks. 5040 
SCRUBBED HAMMOCKS. .pipe down....--. PIPE DOWN. 3918 
if Scrubbed hammocks..trice up ....---.----- TRICE UP. 5041 
6119 | SCURVY-.-.on board this or the vessel desig- | ON BOARD, ; 
nated. 
6120 Scurvy..on board the strange vessel.-..-... STRANGE VESSEL. 
SEA.-.breaks entirely across the bar........-. BREAKS, BAR. 2137 
Sea. enemy has One tO ls, 45 secu eee .-| ENEMY, GONE. 4101 
6121 Sea..secure everything for ..... sete teeees SECURE, FOR. 
SEALED ORDERS... open your, after discharg- | OPEN. 5702 
ing your pilot. 
Sealed orders..open your, at the point des- | OPEN. 5703 
ignated by latitude and longitude 
signal. " 
SEAMEN -..commanders of battalions of, re- | COMMANDERS. 2164 
port to senior officer for assign- 
ment to duty. 
Seamen.-.report deficiencies of ....-...---. DEFICIENCIES. 630 
Seamen .-landstor Brill): coe se See dese DRILL. 5343 | 
Seamer NeRibi: ces pone es ase wae sine NEEDED. 5624 
SEARCH..abandon the, and resume course, | ABANDON. 519 | 
duty, or station. 
Search..has been abandoned............. ABANDONED. 4 534 
Search: the: Dantes -arver s5-eee Se en aee Boat-s. 2407 
Search. -I have found the object sent in, of.) FOUND, OBJECT. A773 
Search..go in, of the missing boat-s..-.--.. MISSING BOAT-S. 2397 | 
Search..go in, of the missing vessel-s ....| MISSING VESSEL-S. 5561 | 
Search. nothing seen of that of which I | NOTHING SEEN. 5650 | 
have been in. 
Search..for the submerged obstructions *../ OBSTRUCTIONS. 3925 
Search..for torpedoes...- -- Poy FET Ee TORPEDOES. 3926 
SECRECY ..is indispensable to success ....--. INDISPEN’LE, SUCCESS.) 5193 
SECRET..keep your movementsandintentions Kner, MOvEArENES. &c} 5280 || 
Secret..our intentions are to be kept..-..-. OUR INTENTIONS. 5222 || 
5217 


SECRET INSTRUCTIONS... will besent to you.| Sent, you. 
7 a 


6122 


|| 6122 


,SEE..can you, anything in the harbor?...... 


‘) ete 


SIGNALS. 


SECRET INTELLIGENCE .. of importance 
has been received. 


SECRET KEY..-in use, change, to that whose 
number is shown by numeral 
signal. 


Secret key.. discontinue the use of....-..... 
Secret key..No.1, use, until further orders. 
Secret key..No.2, use, until further orders. 
Secret key..No.3, use, until further orders. 
Secret key..No. 4, use, until farther orders. 
Secret key..No.5, use, until further orders. 


Secret key..already communicated, use, 
during the day until further 
orders. 

Secret key.-already communicated, use, 
during the day and night. 

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. .is afloat.--... 

Secretary of the Navu..is dead 


Secretary of the Navy..is expected to arrive 
at the time designated........ 


Secretary of the Navy..salute the 
Secretary of the Navy.-.will visit the fleet 

or the vessel designated at the 

time which will be designated. 

SECURE. .the prisoner-s 


Secure..the prize-s 


SECURED..I have, the prisoner-s 
Secured..T-have, the prize-s...-.......... 


es eeeseese eee =) 


Secured..I have not, the prize-s.......... 


See..do you, missing vessel-s? ........... 
See..do you, the port or place?..... eee | 
See..I do, a pilot-boat..........-% wie oc 


See..1 do, a strange vessel in the direction | 
indicated by signal. 


SEEK..a conflict with the enemy .-...........| 
Seek.-an interview with the authorities...) 
Seek..shelter for VOUT VESSGl- sce ena ees 
Seck..shelter under the reefs or islands... 
Seck..shelter in the sound, bay, or harbor. 


SLEN..L Dave, tue Adiniral, .- . cca eccpes 
Seen..I have not, the Admiral............ 
Seen..the Admiral has not been.....-..-. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


RECEIVED, IMPORT’CE.| 5221 


CHANGE. 


DISCONTINUE. 
No. 1, USE. 
No. 2, USE. 
No. 3, USE. 
No. 4, USE. 
No. 
USE, DAY. 


5, USE. 


UsE, DAY AND NIGHT. 


AFLOAT. 
DEAD. 
EXPECTED, ARRIVE. 


SALUTE. 
VISIT. 


PRISONER -S. 
PRIZE-S. 


PRISONER-S. 
PRIZE-S, I HAVE. 
PRIZE-S, I HAVE NOT. 


CAN YOU, HARBOR ? 
Do YOU, MIS’G VES’L-S? 
DO YOU, PORT? 

I DO, PILOT. 

I DO, STRANGE. 


CONFLICT, ENEMY. 
INTERVIEW. 
SHELTER. 

SHELTER, REEFS, &C. 
SHELTER, SOUND. 


ADMIRAL. 
ADMIRAL. 
ADMIRAL. 


Reference 
Nos 


2834 


3710 
4874 
A875 
4876 
AST 7 4 
4878 


5315 


5314 


913 | 
3498 
4414 


6109 


5863 
5875 | 


5864 
5876 
5877 


5050 
3879 
3876 
5790 
3720 


3220 
2018 


5978 
5979 


098 


| 6124 


| 6125 


SIGNALS. 
SEEN.-have you, the Admiral ?.....,......-... 
Seen..the flag, is that of an Admiral ..... 


Seen.. plockade-runner-s is or are; num- 
ber, if more than one, and direction, 
will be indicated. 


Seen.. boat-s is or are, in the direction indi- 
cated by signal. 


Seen.. breakers are, in the direction indi- 
cated by signal. 


Seen... have, the enemy: .<.-.--scse----- 
Seen..I have not,the enemy-...-.-..-..- 
Seen..- have you, the enemy? .:..........- 


Scen..fire-raft-s or ship-sis or are, in the 
direction indicated by signal. 


Seen.. gunboats are, in direction indicated 
Seen.. gunboats have not been 2-5. 
Seen ..landmark-8-18 Or’are ......(..-.-.-. 
Seen.-landmark-s is or are not.........-. 


Seen.-light-s is or are, in the direction 
indicated by signal. 


Seen..monitor-s is or are, in direction in- 
dicated. 


Seen..the flag, is that of a, Rear-Admiral. 


Seen..rocks, reefs, or shoals are, in the 
direction indicated. 

Scen..row-boat is, in the direction indi- 
cated. 


Seen..shipping is, in the direction indicated 
by signal. 


Seen... smoke is, on the Jand...4....-..-.- 
Seen..vessel-s is or are, in the offing. E Meat 
Seen..the flag, is that of a Vice-Admi- 

ral. 
Seen..J have, fragments of a wreck. ...--. 
SEINE ..draw the; torsie) a2 os seco t eee 
SEIZE..the ferry-boat......--.. a sls eatlotd adie 


Seize..or prevent the departure of the 
strange vessel or the one about to 
get underway. 


SEND..for or recall absentee-s..-.-.----2 ---- 


Send ..accounts of officers and crew to this, 
or the vessel designated for trans- 
mission to the Department. 


Send..ammunition ashore ....- «..<+<-<c- 
Send..ior the ampinitionsss.. seeet ee ee. 


Send..I will, ammunition to you without 
unnecessary delay. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ADMIRAL? 
ADMIRAL, FLAG. 
BLOCKADE-RUNNER-S. 


BOAT-S. 
BREAKERS. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY ? 
FIRE-RAFT-S. 


GUNBOATS. 
GUNBOATS. 
LANDMARK-S, 
LANDMARK-S. 
LIGHT-S. 


MONITOR-S. 


REAR-ADMIRAL. 
ROcKs. 


ROwW-BOAT. 
SHIPPING. 


SMOKE. 
VESSEL-S, OFFING. 
V1ICE-ADMIRAL. 


WRECK. 
DRAW. 
FERRY-BOAT. 


® 
° 
a. 
HS 
aa 
D 
= 


a: 
% 


2297 


| 2390 


4489 


PREVENT, DEPARTURE.| 3566 


ABSENTEE-S. 
ACCOUNTS, CREW. 


AMMUNITION. 
AMMUNITION. 
AMMUNITION, 


Signal 
Nos. 


399 


SIGNALS. 


fort-s, or place-s on shore that will 
be indicated by signal. . 


Send..for ammunition to the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Send..ammunition to this or the vessel 
designated in quantities and kinds 
indicated by signal. 


Send.-ammunition for breech-loading car- 
bines to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Send..an anchor to this or the vessel des- 
ignated; the weight will be indi- 
cated, by numeral signal, in cwts. 


Send..an answer without unnecessary 
delay. 


Send..armed boats ....-. .... Se pene 3s. 
Send..armed force ashore.........-.....- 


Send..armorer-s on shore or to the vessel 
designated. 


Send..armorer’s gang on shore or to the 
vessel designated. 


Send ..for the necessary arms to the armory 


Send..all the arms that can be spared to 
the place or vessel designated. 


Send..to the army headquarters......--.-- 


Send..for necessary munitions of war to 
the arsenal. 


Send..articles of agreement for examina- 
tion and approval. 


Send..list of articles required,*or com- 
munieate names and quantities, by 
telegraphic signal. 


Send..all articles not necessary on the 
present service to the vessel desig- 
nated or land them. 


Send..additional assistance to the stranger 
or the vessel designated. 


Send..assistance ashore....-. Se ae 


Send.-.assistance to the stranded or dis- 
tressed vessel-s. 


Send..assistance to the expedition imme- 
diately. 


Send..assistance to the vessel indicated .. 


Send..azimuth compass, for comparison, 
to this or the vessel indicated. 


Sei. h Wininoe emOMS 2 8 8 oe ane was 


Send..all baggage that can be dispensed 
with on board. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


SEND.-.ammunition to our forces on shore....| AMMUNITION. 
Send.-ammunition to the battery-ies, | AMMUNITION. 


AMMUNITION. 


AMMUNITION, 


AMMUNIT’N, CARBINES 


{ 


ANCHOR. 


ANSWER. 


ARMED BOATS, 
ARMED FORCE. 
ARMORER-S. 


ARMORER’S GANG, 


ARMS, ARMORY. 
ARMS. 


ARMY HEADQUARTERS. 
ARSENAL, MUNITIONS. 


ARTICLES, AGREEMENT 


ARTICLES, LIST OF, 


ARTICLES NOT NEC’Y. 


ASSISTANCE, ADDIT’AL. 


ASSISTANCE, ASHORE. 
ASSISTANCE, DISTRES’D 


ASSISTANCE, EXPED’N. 


ASSISTANCE, VESSEL. 
AZIMUTH COMPASS. 


AWNINGS BELOW. 
BAGGAGE. 


| 


Reference 
Nos. 


1422 


1515 


1516 


1547 


1548 


2120 


AND 


| 
Signal 
| Nos. 


SEND. -all baggage on board 


SIGNALS. 


ewe een rem eee ee ee 


Send..Admiral’s barge on shore .....----- 
Send..Admiral’s barge to this or the vessel 


INDEX WORDS. 


| BAGGAGE. 
BARGE. 
BARGE. 


designated. % 


Send..an aneroid barometer to this or the | BAROMETER, ANEROID. 


vessel designated. 


BLACKSMITHS. 
BU’KSMITHS, ASHORE. 
BLANKS. 

Boat. 


Send _.for blacksmiths ...4-:...a--vemeecee 
Send.. blacksmiths ashore ....-.......----- 
Send. .for blank forms..... Ae CL piee ete 
Send .2o: boat ashorets cane ee oe eee 
Send..an armed boat to this or the vessel 
designated. 
Send..a boat for the American consul .... 
Send..a boat for the dracomalts 2.2. o.ss- 
Send..a boat alongside of the flag-ship or 


the vessel designated. 
Send..a boat to the wharf or landing ..-. 


Send..a boat for letters or mail to this or 
the vessel designated. 


Send..aboat alongside the strange vessel. . 
Send..a boat to this or the ves’] designated -, 


Send..boat-s to assist in surveying...----. 


Send..-boat-s alongside of the distressed 
vessel to assist. 


Send.-boat-s to the assistance of the 


stranded vessel-s. 


Send.. boat-s alongside the ordnance-ves- 
sel-s. 


Send.. boat-s alongside the prize-s 
Send. .boat-s ahead to sound......-- fee Bs. 


Boat, ARMED. 


BOAT, CONSUL. 
BOAT, DRAGOMAN. 
BOAT, !LAG-SHIP. 


BoaT, LANDING. 
Boat, MAIL. 


BOAT, STRANGE. 
Boat, VESSEL. 

BOAT-S, ASSIST. 
BOAT-S, ASSIST. 


BOAT-S, ASSISTANCE. 
BoaT-S, ORDNANCE. 


BOAT-S, PRIZE-S. 
BOAT-S, SOUND. 


Send..boat-s to sound out the channel or Boat-s, SOUND. 


approaches. 
Send..boat-s alongside the supply-vessel. 


Send.. boats, with anchors and hawsers, to 
this or the vessel designated. 


Send..all boats ashore, armed and equip- 
ped for immediate service. 


BOAT-S, SUPPLY. 
Boats, ANCHORS. 


BoAaTs, ARMED, 


Send..boats to the place designated, fully 
armed and equipped for service, 
with the number of days’ rations 
per man indicated by signal. 


Send..boats, fully armed and equipped, to 
report to the Commander of this or 
the vessel designated, provided with 
the number of days’ rations per man 
indicated by signal. 


Send..all your boats to assist me or the 
vessel indicated. 


BOATS, ARMED. 


BoaTs, ARMED. 


BOATS, ASSIST. 


Reference 
Nos. 


ii) 
; | coeme 
_ 
ido} 


1088 


1090 
2408 
2409 


1092 
1357 


1507 


2447 || 


401 


am - 1 
o 
5g 
SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. = ¢ 
cA 
o 
im 
SEND..boats to embark the forces. ...-....-- Boats, EMBARK. #450 
Send. .boats alongside the flag-ship, armed | BOATS, EXECISE. 2451 
: and equipped for exercise. 
Send..boats, with fire-engines and hose, | BOATS, FIRE-ENGINES, | 2452 
| to this or vessel designated. 
| Send.. boats, with hawsers, to this or the | BoaTs, HAWSERS. 2453 
vessel indicated. | 
Send.. boats prepared to try their rowing.| BOATS, ROWING. 2454 
2455 
Send.. boats to tow ahead.-..--. hear. wond EDOATS, TOW. 2456 
Send..boats to tow off and destroy fire- | Boars, row. 2449 


rafts. 


ance. 
Send..boatswain, with rigger’s gang, to | BOATSWAIN. ~| 2472 

this or the vessel designated. 
Send..boiler-maker-s to this or the vessel |} BOILER-MAKER-S. 2476 


| Send .. boats to the vessel-s needing assist- | BOATS, VESSEL-S. 
designated. 


2701 
2702 


Send.. boats prepared to try their sailing.| BOATS, SAILING. 
Send..for canister......... moore ce eee CANISTER. 
| 


Send..canister that can be spared to this | CANISTER. 
or the vessel designated; caliber 
will be indicated, by numeral sig- 
nal, in inches. 


Send..carpenter-s on shore..-..- ee tee CARPENTER-S, 2756 


Send..carpenter-s to this or the vessel | CARPENTER-S. 2760 
designated. 


Send..carpenter’s gang ashore. ....--.... CARPENTER’S GANG. 1738, 
Send..carpenter’s gang to this or the ves- | CARPENTER’S GANG. 2763 


| 
sel designated. 
Send..for carpenter’s.gang.....-..--...--- CARPENTER’S GANG. 2762 
Send. calkers of; Shore.) 2s c= son Sans CALKERS. 2798 
» Send..calkers to this or vessel desig- | CALKERS. ato 
nated. 

Sendwctor calkerae c.g. 2 ae oa ee CALKERS. 22300 

Send..required chart on board -.-...----: CHART, 2865 

Send..chart of this locality on board this | CHART. 2265 
or the vessel designated. 

Send..chart of the place or locality indi- | CHART. 2867 | 
cated to this or the vessel desig- | 
nated. 

Send..for Chief Engineer .....s5--------: CHIEF ENGINEER. 2916 

Send..coast-pilot to this or the vessel des- | COAST-PILOT. 3029 
ignated. , ; 

| Send..for commanding officer......-..--- COMMAND’G OFFICER. | 3088 


Send..ashore for commanding officer -....| COMMAND’G OFFICER. | 1743 


Send..condemned articles to the vessel | CONDEMNED ARTICLES.) 1700 
| designated or land them. 
i 


| 
Send.. boats to tow the vessel designated. | Boats, Tow. 2457 


402 


SIGNALS. 


SEND ..Coston signal-l:ghts to this or the ves- 


sel designated. 


Send..down cross-jack yard..........-:.. 
Send..up cross-jack yard ..-.-...-..- 0h 
Send ..ashore for deserter—s .-...-.--. .... 


Send..detail of officers and men for expe- 
dition. 


Send..make and, detail of boats, officers, 

and men available for special service. 
Send .. detail of officers for special duty - -. 
Send..dinner for working-parties ........ 


Send.-dispatch-boat to the place indicated 


Send..for dispatches to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Send.-ashore to the dock-yard for provis- 
ions and stores. 


Send. .to the dock-yard for working-parties 


Send..working-party to the dock-yard ; 
number of men will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Send..draft of men to this or the vessel 
designated ; number and rates will 
be designated by telegraphic signal. 


Send..strong escort with the party. ..-.. --. 
Send..escort with the unarmed vessel-s .. 
Send..fire-engine-s and men to the dock- 


yard. 
Send... fire-engine-s to the fleet .......-.-- 
Send..fire-eugine-s on shore......--...--. 


Send..fire-engine-s to the vessel or place 
requiring them. 


& 
INDEX WORDS. ._ 


COSTON LIGHTS. 


CROSS-JACK. 
CROSS-JACK. 
DESERTER-S, 
DETAIL, EXPEDITION. 


DETAIL. 


DETAIL, SPECIAL. 
DINNER. 
DISPATCH-BOAT. 
DISPATCHES. 


DOCK-YARD, PROVIS’NS 


Reference 
Nos 


3365 | 
3366 || 
1746 || 


3614 


3615 


DOCK-YARD, WORKING.| 3895 


DOCK-YARD, WORKING. 


DRAFT OF MEN. 


ESCORT. 
ESCORT. 
FIRE-ENGINE-S., 


FIRE-ENGINE-S. 
FIRE-ENGINE-S. 
FIRE-ENGINE-S. 


Send..firemen who can be spared to this | FIREMEN. 


or the vessel designated. 


Send... flag of truce with communication-s 
to the enemy’s authorities. 
Send cout fankers® 2c. nc chee eee 


Send..force to protect armory--..-.-..-.-.- 


Send..force to protect the arsenal or other 
public property. 


Send..force to protect the dock-yard 
Send..down the foretop-sail yard 


-~~w-ee 


Send..up foretop-sail yard 


aecr ref ee ee wees 


Send ..down foreyard 


Send..down foreyard and fish it..--...--. 
Send..up foreyard 


Send..for fresh beef to place or vessel des- 
ignated. 


FLAG OF TRUCE. 


FLANKERS. 
FORCE, ARMORY. 
FORCE, ARSENAL. 


FORCE, DOCK-YARD. 
FORETOP-SAIL YARD. 
FORETOP-SAIL YARD. 
FOREYARD. 
FOREYARD. 
FOREYARD. 

FRESH BEEF. 


3894 | 


3924 


4336 
4337 
Jeo 1 


4545 


4546 | 


4547 


4566 


4631 


4636 
1553 
1696 


3892 
A737 
4738 


| 3616 | 


| 


4740 | 
4741 | 
4742 | 
2245 | 


403 


SIGNALS. 


SEND i for tresh provisions ..2s.0.5225.20.5 


Send..on shore for fresh water. ....-.- 
EASES ALI oo oe oho wh wk: od A Ca ee 


Send..fuzes to this or the vessel desig- 
nated ; the time will be indicated, 
iu seconds, by numeral signal. 


PL PL PEC AUN See a il lai i 
Send .. gig to this or the vessel designated - 
pene... vie tor the Captain... -..22... gees 


Send..for grape; calibers will be indicated 
by signal. 


Send..to the guard-house for prisoners. -. 
Send..a guard to the magazine. .......... 


Send .- gunboats to the port or place desig- 
nated. 


Send..on shore or to this or the vessel des- 
ignated for gun-gear. 


Send..Gunner for ammunition .-....----.. 
Send..Gunner-s on shore .............--. 


Send..Gunner-s and gang to the magazine 
to fill powder. 


Send. for hand-crenades:. 2225 22524 622.2.: 
Send..for towing-hawser-s ......---....- 
Send.:to the hospital for men.........-.. 


Send..all howitzers on shore, equipped 
and manned for service. 


Send..to the ves’] or place designated for ice 
Send..information to the Com’r-in-Chief. 
Send..information received on shore ..... 
Send..interpreter on shore. ...-....-..-.. 
Send..interpreter to this or the vessel des- 


ignated. 


Send..intrenching-tools ashore or to the 
place designated. 


Send..lamp-wick to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Send..your launch to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Send. .letter-bags to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. | 
Send ..letter-bags to the post-office ....... 
Send..ashore for liberty-men....--.....--. 
Send ..for liberty-men ...---.,.---40..-- Pry 
Send..a lieutenant with the party -....-.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


FRESH PROVISIONS. 
FRESH WATER. 
FUEL. 

FUNDS. 

FUZES, MORTAR. 
FUZES, VESSEL. 


GIG. 

GIG. 

GIG, CAPTAIN. 
GRAPE. 


GUARD-HOUSE. 
GUARD, MAGAZINE. 
GUNBOATS. 


GUN-GEAR. 


GUNNER. 
GUNNER-S. 
GUNNER-S. 


HAND-GRENADES. 
HAWSER-S. 
HOSPITAL. 
HOWITZERS. 


ICE. 

INFORMATION. 
INFORMATION. 
INTERPRETER. 
INTERPRETER. 


INTRENCHING-TOOLS. 
LAMP-WICK. 
LAUNCH. 
LETTER-BAGS. 


LETTER-BAGS. 
LIBERTY-MEN. 
LIBERTY-MEN. 
LIEUTENANT. 


Nos. 


| Reference 


> 
~ 
es 
) 


1780 
4304 
4816 


4838 
4837 


1749 


4902 
4903 


4946 | 


4962 


4957 


4984 


4993 © 


1194 | 


4995 


4996 | 


5043 


5128 


5228 


5229 


5235 


5410 


| 5409 


5067 | 
5095 | 


1752 | 
| 5413 
5414 


5182, 
5201 
1751 


5339 | 


ACeeee 


foe rine are eR Riop on Get: Soot A 
Signa] x Wor 5 
SIGNALS. INDEX Wonps. he. | 
Nos. ! a I 
a 
ule (anne ee Lo ARE ee ed 4 
SEND..a life-boat to the rescue.............- LIFE-BOAT. 5418 © 


Nos. 


Send..life-boat to the vessel-s ..........- LIFE-BOAT. 5419 
Send..down all light yards and spars. .... LIGHT SPARS. 3916 
Send..up all light yards and spars ...--.- LIGHT SPARS. 5423 
Seng. -for lighter- coe. ee ee RA apes LIGHTER-S. 5425 
Send..a list of engineers. ......../......- LIST OF ENGINEERS. | 4285 
Send.’.a list of ensigns. 22. ae eee ee LIsT OF ENSIGNS. 4297 
Send..a list of lieutenants....25.22. 2.2. List OF LIEUTENANTS.} 5415. 


Send..a list of masters peveeeeue oe. fone. List OF MASTERS. 5532 


Send..a list of names and rates of men | List or MEN. 5543 
whose terms of service have ex- 
pired. 


Send..a list of midshipmen..-..-.-- woes LIST OF MIDSHIPMEN, | 5559 
Send..a list of officers of all grades ...-.. LIST OF OFFICERS. 5694 


6126 Send..a list of names and rank of senior- | List OF VOLUNTEERS. 
ity of all volunteer officers. 


Send..down lower yards and house top- | LOWER YARDs. 3917 
masts. ; 


Send..up lower yards and fid topmasts...| LOWER YARDS. 4507 


Send..machinist-s to the shop on shore. ..| MACHINIST-S. 5491 


Send... machinist-s to this or the vessel des- | MACHINIST-S. 5492 
ignated. 


Nerd. -ASHOre tHhE6 MallvoL sa. bee eee MAIL. 


SENG. AsNOre LOL Males. Cee eee _| MATL. 


Send..for mail to this or the vessel desig- | Mar. 
nated. : 


Send.. mail to this or the vessel designated; MAIL. 


Send {@oWR Waiver: ees, bese oa tee MAINYARD. 
Send..down mainyard and fish it ..--.--- MAINYARD. 
Send... up Malnyard sie 2a op-ed na 


Send... for MAMINS QUST capes. e-em ee MARINE GUARD. 
Send..marines ashore for drill........-.-- MARINES. 


Send..marines ashore to protect dock-yard|) MARINES, DOCK-YARD. 
Send... mechanics ashore ..- 22, oo eee gas e MECHANICS. 


Send..mechanies to this or vessel desig- | MECHANICS. 
nated. 


Send..medical officer to this or the vessel | MEDICAL OFFICER. 
designated. 


Send..medical officer aboard strange ves’].| MEDICAL OFFICER. 
Send..men down from aloft.......--.--.- MEN. 


Send... ashore for men... ). See MEN. 


Send..on shore as many men as can be | MEN. 
spared. 


Send..the number of men indicated to this | MEN. 
or the vessel designated. | 


' 


405 


SIGNALS. 


SEND..to the Navy Headquarters ..........- 


Send..to the navy-yard for supplies..---.. 


Send..nurses to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Send..to the office of the American Consul. 


Send.. officer under arrest to the Com- 
mander-in-Chief. 


Send..officer under arrest before Court- 
Martial now in session. 


Send ..officer condemned by Medical Sur- 
vey to the hospital. 


send..ashore for officers. ....<-....- chon 


Send..for officers absent or those desig- 
nated. 


Send..order-books on board...........--. 

Pend... ASUVOTEAOLOLOeCIs sc. Deore ace ee oe 

Send..to the ordnance-vessel for ammu- 
nition. 

Send..pay-rolls for transmission to the 
Department. 


Send... percussion-caps to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Send..picket-vessels ahead and on each 
wing. 


Send..picket-vessels on each flank of the 
army. 

Send..picket-vessels close ,into the en- 
trance of the port. 

PHONE LL ie PLU Uiae ee gira Ragin o's tae = = 0's 


Send..pilot to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Send..pistols to this or the vesse] desig- 
nated. 


Send:.to the post-office for letters or mail. 


Send.. powder to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 
Send prisoner—s ashore”. : 2222. ccew eee: 


Send..ashore for prisoner-s ...--...--..--- 
Send ..prisoner-s to the Court-Martial .--. 
Send ..prisoner-s to the place designated - . 


Send..prisoner-s on board the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Send... prisoners taken in the prize-s to the 
AdnYalty Court to which the prize-s 
has or have been sent. 


Send. .the prize-s te the Admiralty Court 


at the place designated by geograph- 
ical signal, with witnesses. 


INDEX Worps. 


Reference 
Nos 


NAVY HEADQUARTERS.| 


NAVY-YARD. 
NURSES. 


OFFICE, AMW’N CONSUL. 


OFFICER, COMMAND’R- 
IN-CHIEP, 


OFFICER, CoURT. 


OFFICER, HOSPITAL. 


OFFICERS. 
OFFICERS. 


ORDER-BOOKS. 
ORDERS. 
ORDNANCE-VESSEL, 


PAY-ROLLS. 


‘PERCUSSION-CAPS. 


PICKET-VESSELS. 


PICKET-VESSELS. 


’ PICKET-VESSELS. 


PILOT. 
PILOT. 


PISTOLS. 


POST-OFFICE. 
POWDER. 


PRISONER-S. 
PRISONER -S. 
PRISONER -S. 
PRISONER-S, 
PRISONER-S. 


PRISONERS. 


PRIZE-S. 


1645 


3200 


1761 
5690 


6127 


406 


SIGNALS. 


SEND..the prize-s to the nearest port ..-.-- iy. 


Send. provisions on shore ............... 


Send..pr visions to men employed out of 
the ship. 


Send. .to this or the vessel designated for 
provisions. 


Send..in quarterly returns of expenditures. 
Send..in quarterly returns of ordnance. -. 
Send. .re-enforcements on shore...-.--. ee 
Send. refugees’ on shOre. .-. seers ater eee 
Send. ashore for refugees.-_--...-...--<. 
Send. .refugees to this or vessel designated. 


Send..report of recent affair with the 
enemy. 


Send. .report of enemy’s strength and posi- 
tion. 


Send. -report of killed, wounded, &e..---- 
Send. -report of recent movements........ 
Send..report of Board of Survey .....--.- 


Send..requisitions to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Send.-.returns to the Navy Department. - . 
Send. .for revolver-ammunition ...-...--. 


Send..revolver-ammunition to this or the 
vessel designated. 


Send. revolvers ashore .:......2-...----- 


Send. _revolvers to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Send. -rigger’s gang to this or the vessel 
designated. 


Send..rockets to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Send. .round shot ashore. .<222.....22 ke 


Send. .round shot to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 

Send. .down royal yards ..... 21... ..---- 

Send. .up TOYA arls:. os. ./aeee een eee | 


Send. -up royal yards and loose sail 


Send..up royal yards and loose sail to a | 
bowline. 


Send..sail-maker-sashore.......----- -<c- 


Send. sail-maker-s to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. . 


Send ..sail-maker-s gang to this or the ves- 
sel designated. 


Send..me a sextant 


INDEX WORDS. 


PRIZE-S. 
PROVISIONS. 
PROVISIONS. 


PROVISIONS. 


QUART’LY,EXPEND’RES| ! 


QUART’LY, ORDNANCE. 
RE-ENFORCEMENTS. 
REFUGEES. 
REFUGEES. 
REFUGEES. 

REPORT, AFFAIR. 


REPORT, ENEMY. 


REPORT, KILLED. 
REPORT, MOVEMENTS. 
REPORT, SURVEY. 
REQUISITIONS. 


RETURNS, DEPARTM’NT 
REVOLVER-AMMUNIT’N 
REVOLVER-AMMUNIUN 


REVOLVERS. 
REVOLVERS. 


RIGGER’S GANG, 
ROCKETS. 


ROUND SHOT. 
ROUND SHOT. 


ROYAL YARDS. 
ROYAL YARDS, 
ROYAL YARDS, 
ROYAL YARDS. 


SAIL-MAKER-S. 
SAIL-MAKER-S. 


SAIL-MAKER-S, 


SEXTANT, 


Reference 
Nos 


628 
6018 
6028 


5607 
1187 
1128 


6043 
6044 


5996 
6060 


6063 
6064 


6070 
6071 
5457 
5458 


1772 
5997 


5998 


Ly 


Sigoal 
Nos. 


407 


SIGNALS. 


6128 | SEND..me shot; caliber indicated by nume- 
ral signal in weight. 


6129 
6130 
6131 


6132 
6133 


6134 


6135 


6136 


6137 
6138 


6139 


6140 
6141 
6142 
6143 
6144 


Send. -.shrapnel ashore 
Send. 
Send. 


Send. 


-for shrapnel ---- 


ignated. 


-sick on shore.... 


cor wee ee we wee ee ee ee 


-shrapnel to this or the vessel des- 


eer eer ree eee wes oe ee 


Send. .or remove sick to the shee desig- 


Send. 


nated. 


-sick and wounded to the hospital. . 


Send. -.sick and wounded to the hospital- 


Send. 


Send. .for signal-books 
Send. 


vessel. 


-signal-books on board for examina- 


tion and correction. 


-Signal-lanterns- 


cece r eee wee OH ee ee Oe 


Send. .small-arms to this or the vessel des- 
ignated ; the number will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


Send. -spy to the Commander-in-Chief.. 


Send..steam-launch to this or the vessel 


designated. 
Send..steam-launch ashore ....+..--.---. 
Send..steam-tug to the vessel cr place 
designated. 
NCR LOM SEOLOS 2 aa taets ab ee eas so 'acdaps 


Send..stream chain-cable 
Send..stream hemp-cable 
Send. .-ashore for supplies 


Send. .to store-house for supplies. .....--. 


Send..to store-ship for supplies ......--.. 


Send. ashore for surgeon 


Send. .surgeon on board of this or the ves- 


Send..surgeon ashore 


sel designated. 


Send..tender to this or the vessel desig- 


Send. 


nated. 


-down topgallant-masts...........- 


Send..up topgallant-masts.....--...----. 


Send. .up stump topgallant-masts....-.-. 
Send..down topgallant-yards.........--. 
Send..up topgallant-yards ...-.. .....--- 
Send .up topgallant-yards and loose sail.. 


Send..up topgallant-yards and loose sail 


to a bowline. 


Send..down topgallant and royal yards- -. 


INDEX WoRDs. 


SHOT. 


SHRAPNEL. 
SHRAPNEL. 
SHRAPNEL. 


SICK. 
SICK. 


SICK, WOUNDED. 
SICK, WOUNDED. 


SIGNAL-BOOKS. 


SIGNAL-BOOKS. 
SIGNAL-LANTERNS. 
SMALL-ARMS. 


..| SPY. 


STEAM-LAUNCH., 


STEAM-LAUNCH. 
STEAM-TUG. 


STORES. 
STREAM, CHAIN. 
STREAM, CABLE, 
SUPPLIES. 
SUPPLIES. 
SUPPLIES. 
SURGEON. 
SURGEON. 


SURGEON. - 
TENDER. 


TOPGALLANT-MASTS. 
TOPGALLANT-MASTS. 
TOPGALLANT-MASTS. 
TOPrGALLANT-YARDS. 
TOPGALLANT-YARDS., 
TOPGALLANT-YARDS. 
TOPGALLANT-YARDS. 


g,. | 


Reference 
Nos 


2675 
2676 


1775 


5459 
5460 


TOPGALL’T AND ROYAL.| 6068 | 


Signal 

Nos. SIGNALS. 

SEND-.up topgallant and royal yards 

Send.-up topgallant and royal yards, and 
loose sail. 

Send..up topgallant and royal yards, and 
loose sail to a bowline. 

6145 Send..down topsail-yard-s.--.......-.... 

6146 Send..up topsail-yard-s :...........-.--- 

6147 Send..me'a tow-boatk: 2222 oeewtaree eects 

6148 Send..me another tow-boat..........---- 

6149 Send..you a tow-boat, I will ...-..-.-.-.. 

6150 Send.,atowrling 2122 copie eee as eee oe 

6151 Sénd...1Or, the (eas nre seers cee een 

6152 Send..the treasure to this or the vessel 

designated. 

6153 Send..trophies tq the flag-ship or the one 

designated. 

6154 Send..trophies to the Navy Department-. 
Send -UNaTMed Cutters. pay eee ee een 
Send..uniform-caps for the crew to this or 

the vessel designated. 

6155 Send..verbal orders to you, I will 

6156 Send.-all visitors out of the ship 
Send -. water20n Shove... i... ear canon 
pend..ashore for water .< eo oe, 7-2 oe 

6157 Send..water to this or the vessel desig- 

nated. 

Send..witnesses to the Admiralty “Court 
to which the prize-s has or have 
been sent. 

6158 Send..remaining witnesses and prisoners 

to the Admiralty Court designated. 

Send... witness—es to the Court-Martial now 
in session. 

6159 Send..for wood on shore or to the vessel 

designated. 

Send. -wooding-party on shore .......--. : 

Send ..working-party-ies ashore.--....---. 

Send.. ashore for working-party—ies 

Send..working-party-—ies to the vessel des- 
ignated ; number of men will be in- 
dicated. 

6160 Send ..for working-parties ......-.-...--- 
Send. . wounded ashore... 2...)0s eeehiere eek 

6161 Send.. wounded to this or the vessel des- 

ignated. 

616% Send..wrecked people to this or the ves- 


sel designated. 


408 


y 


INDEX WorDpDs. 


TOPGALLANT, ROYAL, 
TOPGALLANT, ROYAL. 


TOPGALLANT, ROYAL. 


TOPSAIL-YARD-S. 
TOPSAIL-YARD-S 
TOW-BOAT. 
TOW-BOAT. 
'TOW-BOAT. 
TOW-LINE. 
TREASURE. 
TREASURE. 


TROPHIES. 


TROPIIIES. 
UNARMED CUTTERS. 
UNIFORM-CAPS. 


VERBAL ORDERS. 
VISITORS. 
WATER. 

WATER. 

WATER. 


WITNESSES. 


WITNESSES. 


WITNESS-ES, 


Woop. 


WéoDreEt PARTY. 


W ORKING-PARTY-IES. 
W ORKING-PARTY-IES.: 
W ORKING-PARTY-IES. 


W ORKING-PARTIES. 
WOUNDED. 


Wovun DED. 


WRECKED PEOPLE. 


Reference 
Nos 


6069 
5461 


5462 


3387 
9720) 


177 
1780 


839 


409 


ate 
aa SIGNALS. | IxnDEX Worps. 


SENIOR OFFICER..communicate with the..| COMMUNICATE. 


SENT... ammunition has been ..---. -....2.-2. AMMUNITION. 
Sent.. by boat or messenger, answer will be] ANSWER. 
Sent.. without delay, answer will be...--- ANSWER. 


Sent..arms have been, to the vessel or | ARMS. 
place designated. 


Resile  Oatea Wil DG... os = ocd cocoa e See Boat-s. 
sent. -tnstractions will be........ 242. 0.62 INSTRUCTIONS. 


Sent..to you, dispatches will be, before it | DISPATCHES. 
is time for you to leave. 


MENT eR tO aLL DANI DORIY. cere ao bss sales ee acto MAIL. 
Sent.. your sailing-orders have been..---. SAILING-ORDERS. 


SENTENCE..of Court-Martial will be exe- | COURT, EXECUTED. 
cuted this day, at the hour indi- | 
cated by numeral signal. 


Sentence..of the Court-Martial will be | COURT, EXECUTED. 
executed to-morrow, at the hour 
indicated by numeral signal. 


6163 Sentence..of Court-Martial, transmit, té | CouRT, TRANSMIT. 
the Commander-in-Chief. 


COMMAND. 
CONVOY. 


SEPARATE..the command will .........--.: | 


Separate..the convoy will, during the 
night, to elude the enemy’s cruisers. 


Separate. .the fleet will, and proceed to the | FLEET, PROCEED. 
rendezvous or place designated. 


Seriously damaged..this or the vessel des- | VESSEL. 
ignated is. 


SMRIOUSEY (LU ihe Adiniral or Comwtand. | ApMinsre 
er-in-Chief is. | 


Seriously ill. .the officer wanted is....-:.-.| OFFICER, WANTED. — 


SERVED..to the men, dinner will be, at the | MEN, DINNER. 
hour indicated. : 


SERVE OUT. -carbines to the boat-s ........ CARBINES, BOAT-S. 


SERVICE. -abandon that, upon which you are | ABANDON. 
at present engaged and resume your 
course, duty, or station. 


Service.. divine, will be held on board of | DIVINE, ON BOARD. 
this or the vessel designated, at the 
hour which will be indicated by 
numeral signal. 


SEPARATED. .our convoy has been..........! CONVOY. 
Separated..the enemy has, in every direct’n| ENEMY. 
Separated. .the enemy’s convoy is ....--.. ENEMY’S CONVOY. — 
SERIOUSLY DAMAGED.. the flotilla is...-.. | FLOTILLA. | 


Reference 
Nos 


813 


Seriously ill. .the Commanding Officer is. .; COMMANDING OFFICER] 3089 


5689 


3663 


3837 


‘Signal 


Nos. 


6164 


6165 


| 6136 
6167 


6168 


_ 6169 


6170 
6171 
6172 


410 | \ 


SIGNALS. | INDEX WORDs. 


Reference 
Nos 


SERVICE..divine, will be held on skore, at | DIVINE, ON SHORE. 3838 
the hour designated. | 
Service.. proceed upon the, assigned you -.| PROCEED. 4917 

SERVICES..of Chaplain are required to bury | CHAPLAIN. 2856 

the dead. : : 

SET..all sail that will draw, and that can be | ALL Sart. 5520 

carried. 
Set..the building-s on fire. ......-....--. BUILDING-S ON FIRE. | 2652 
Set . courses: si Luteo sie ee COURSES. 3312 
Set..of the current is that shown by com- | CURRENT. 3371 

pass signal. 
Set..and drift of current is what?......-- CURRENT ? 3374 
Set. flying jb iateeces : Ee - beee bees .| FLYING JIB. 4692 
Set..fore-and-aft sail ..-.2. ..22.. -2-.2-2- FORE-AND-AFT. 4719 
Set... foresailcc> toes Sonn exces ae ere FORESAIL. — 4724 
Set. _foré-topaall 25.5 ¢~ sel: ye cue ee FORE-TOPSAIL. 4734 
Set..the fore-topmast staysail........---. FORE-TOPMASTSTAYS’L, 4730 
Set... mainsail .-2i 2 eceect wees cease sus MAINSAIL, 5510 
Set..mainsail goose-winged...........--- MAINSAIL. 5908, 
Set..main-topsail . 2.222. 222. tee BE MAIN-TOPSAIL. 5500 
Set. :migzen-topaaile 2. -2sisibis ee eee MIZZEN-TOPSAIL, 5568 
Seb, UD DISD an ee «dee ve eee cee n ora tr RIGGING. 6049 
set. <royals .- =. baw ee Ge aioe Lek Sep eee Royals. 6072 
Sét.. Spankers- cst) cleecs (esse meee ee een SPANKER. 
Set..studding-sails -...... SS Sue Seek Sind STUDDING-SAILS. 
Set..topgallant-sails......... 2.2%. ..2--. TOPGALLANT-SAILS. 
Sét: .TOPSRIE Sloss. teens bates oh eee seat TOPSAILS. 

SETTING =. up, rigging needs .. 5-2. sss. seek RIGGING. 6050 

SETTLING.. this or the vessel designated is, fast) Fast. . 

SEVERE..action, have had, with the enemy ..| ACTION. 726 
Severe..the action has not been--......---. ACTION, 718 
Severe..the contest has been ..........-.. CONTEST. 3242 

SEWED..this or the vessel aground has, the | VESSEL AGROUND. 

number of inches indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 

SEXTANT.. need .ayee coe ciecs eee eee NEED. 5625 
Sextant..send: Me tic.2 ee ape eee in tome = SEND. 6127 
Sextant..can you spare @?.<.22.0.....-:: SPARK? 

Seziant..I can spareatci ss se0. fy. 2. .-: SPARE. ; 
Sextant..I cannot spare a............---. SPARE, 


SHAFT... main, is damaged -.:3%...2.52..2.:-. MAIN, DAMAGED. | 34-4 


411 


| Reference 
Nos 


eee SIGNALS. InDEX Worps. 
SHAFT-..rock, is broken or injured........... ROCK, INSURED. 
SHAM-FIGHT..with boats, prepare for. ...-... PREPARE, BOATS. 
SHARP ..and vigorous, the action will be. .... ACTION. 
Sharp..and vigorous, the action has been.| ACTION. 
Sharp-.-brace up, by the wind............ BRACE. 
Sharp .-the conflict has been...-....---.- CONFLICT. 
Sharp-.encounter, I have had, with the | ENCOUNTER. 
enemy. . 
Sharp.-lookout, keep, ahead...-......... Lookout. 
SHARP-SHOOTERS..our people are exposed | ENEMyY’s. 


6173 


6174 


ju —— 


to the enemy’s. 


SHEERS..go under the 


cere es ChReeree ce ee see e = 


SHEET-ANCHOR.. have lost 
Stheet-anchor .. let go 


- Sheet-anchor.. stow 


eenrerersc ese e@ ee wee ew te ewe 


SHELL..the battery—ies, woods, or position of 
the enemy. 


Shell..commence action with, at longest 
range. ey 


Shell..load your guns with, for short range 
Sheil. tiie Lown OF place. 5.020.264 <<... 
SHELL-GUNS .. ammunition is needed for; 
calibers will be indicated, by nu- 

meral signal, in inches. 
SHELLING... the enemy is, our people....-.-- 
Shelling..our forces are, the place 


Sib. Chaserirines << 2.5.15 a= sist das o34 
HOLS Pe ARG PAE OI  e a a  an a ea aloe Sas 


Shells..needed, of the caliber indicated, 
,in inches, by numeral signal. 


Shelis..rifle, needed, of the caliber indi- 
cated, in weight, by numeral sig’]. 
Shells..needed for mortar-vessels-. ....-.--- 


Shells ..can spare, of calibers indicated, by 
numeral signal, in inches. 


Shells..I have no, to spare of the calibers 
indicated, by numeral signal, in 
inches. 


SHELTER..seek, inside the bay or sound .... 


GO UNDER. 


HAVE LOST. 
LET Go. 
Srow. 
WEIGH. 


BEND. 
PARTED. 


BATTERY-IES. 
COMMENCE ACTION. 


LOAD, GUNS. 
TOWN. 


AMMUNITION, NEEDED. 


ENEMY. 
OUR FORCES. 


CEASE. 
FIRE. 
NEEDED. 


NEEDED. 


NEEDED. 
SPARE. 


SPARE, 


SEEK, BAY, SOUND. 


AQ ane 


6182 Ship .. undress sc. 522.0 feu a eee as UNDRESsS., 


| S 
Signal SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 2 g 
SHELTER..seek, under the reefs or islands... - SEEK, REEFS, ISLANDS. | 5978 
Shelter ..seek, for your vessel. ....-. parent SEEK, VESSEL. 6128 
SHELTERED..the boats are -2.-2.-25---.-.. Boats. 2438 
Sheltered ..the enemy is .-22-.%..--.---... | ENEMy. 4156 
Shellered..I am, from the enemy’s fire ....| I AM. 5155 
SHIFT .. your berth: 2 2c aero eee ea | BERTI. 2259 
Shift..courses ...--. Sena COURSES. . /3a8 
Shift..flag of the Commander-in-Chief to | FLaG. _ 834 
the vessel designated. 
Shift. fore-topmastaacs- eee see eenes FORE-TOPMAST. 4729 
Shift-. fore-topsail; yard 2-22... s2022-- eee FORE-TOPSAIL YARD. | 4739 
Shifé.cforey ard. ten pec eee eee ee et FOREYARD. 4743 
Shift..main-topnrast ease ace eee eee eee MAIN-TOPMAST. 5498 
Shift... main-topsail yard yo4-.-..eeen eee MAIN-TOPSAIL YARD, | 9902 
Shift..mainyard 22... .- o.s Petes AtAas, Ale, f4 ch .---| MAINYARD. 5007 
Shift..mizzen-topmast,........ ..'......- ...| MIZZEN-TOPMAST. * 5566 
Shift..mizzen-topsail yard.......-.-..---| MIZZEN-TOPSAIL YARD.) 5570) 
SRI TbSeSOIIS Maps s ee, Woe ee lee eee ees SAILS. ‘6103 
6175 Shift..topgallant-mast-s ........ ..-..--- TOPGALLANT-MAST-S. 
6176 Hh tOpMast-Biet ck) eee ec ea ee ea ees TOPMAST-S. 
6177 Nit CODSall—9 sees oes ot eee eee ToOPsalIL-s. : 
6178 Sliyvis.topsall-Vard—s 240 oe. cece oee ees TOPSAIL-YARD-S. 
SHIP..is badly damaged amidships ...--- ~y....| DAMAGED. 1139 | 
| Ship. dress ee eee oor cena e DRESs. 3965 
Ship..dress, to-morrow at the hoisting of | DREss. 3966 
*the colors, in honor of the day. 
Ship ..dress, to-morrow at the hoisting of | DREss. 3967 
* the colors, in honor of the day cele- 
brated by the nation whose flag is \ 
shown. | 
Ship. . dress, to-morrow at sunrise, in honor | Dress. 3968 |) 
of the day. 
Ship -. Yess, Tull P25 7s 25 we rack oe bee see nL eee 3969 
Ship... famipate the c2v ose eee eeee es FUMIGATE. A810 | 
Ship.-labors under present sail. ........-. LABORS. 5329 | 
Ship. .moors<. 02. ated eee ee Moor. 5573. || 
Ship..moor, with open hawse to the point | Moor. 5574 
of the compass indicated. 
Ship..this, is overpressed with sail ...... OVERPRESSED. 5736 
6179 Ship ..the strange sail seen is a........-.. STRANGE SAIL. | 
Sia 2) Ship. strip... 22. Lee ae STRIP. 
6181 Nhip..trim, for speed... swede teeta Lee 


6184 


6185 


6186 


413 


SIGNALS. 
eae Eee ASTI Pree oe os a See 


SHIP-FEVER..I have, on board 
Ship-fever..on board the strange vessel. .. 


SHIPPING..at anchor, aim at 


Shipping..is seen in the direction indi- 
cated by compass signal. 


SHIPWRECKED CREW..I have, on board ~. 
Shipwrecked crew..land 


Shipwrecked crew..provide for.........-.. 


Shipwrecked crew..send, to this or the ves- 
sel designated. | 
Shipwrecked crew..what. disposition shall 
be made of the? 5 
SHOALING..the water is; present depth in- 
dicated, by numeral signal, in 

fathoms. 


SHOAL WATER..force the enemy into...-.- 
Shoal water..I am in 


ere eres pe were eee ew we ee 


SHOAL-S..you are approaching ...--., ..--.. 
Shoal-s..do not approach vearer to the... 


Shoal-s..do not approach near the 
Shoal-s..draw the enemy off from the.... 


SHOALS..rocks, or reefs, you are near 


SHORE. . allow officers to visit the..........- 
Shore..auchor as near, as prudence will 
permit. 


Shore..approach the, and reconnoiter .... 
Shore..can bé approached without risk... . 


Shore.. cannot be approached nearer with- 


out risk. | 


Shore..has been approached as close as | 
prudence would permit. 


ROPE tO ten een e Siig tive < Soren aan 
Shore.. there is cholera on .....--.+- ..:+- 
Shore. .allow communication with ......- 
NOTE 018 CAMS CLOUR as via ans aa Foca a acl pe eye 
WROTE. DD NOME OCCRS Os v's sn. deans meses 
Shore..do not approach the, nearer: .-.-.-- 


Shore..do not allow any one to communi- 
cate with the. 


Shore..on, exercise battalion of blue- 
jackets. 


INDEX WORDS. 


UNMOOR. 

I HAVE. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 
AIM. 

SEEN. 


I HAVE. 
LAND. 


PROVIDE. 


SEND. 


WHAT DISPOSITION ? 


WATER. 


FORCE, ENEMY. 
I AM IN. 


APPROACHING. 


DO NOT APPROACH. 
DO NOT APPROACH. 
DRAW, ENEMY. 
NEAR. 

ALLOW OFFICERS. 
ANCHOR. 


APPR’CH, RECONNOIT’R 
APPROACHED. 


APPROACHED. 


APPROACHED. 


Bop. 


CHOLERA. 


COMMUNICATION. 


DANGEROUS. 


DECKS. 
Do NOT APPROACH. 
Do NOT ALLOW. 


EXERCISE, BLUE-JACK- 


ETS. 


Reference 
Nos 


A497 
4498 | 


1013 
6124 


5348 


| 5896 


6162 


° 
Signa}; 
Nos. 


6190 


SIGNALS. 


SHORE: haultofs.ii~<o ee eee ORS ot Gioee Gale 


Shore. ked go Oliaecteceniccerce + teeek ie os - 
Shore..there is small-pox on........----- 
Shore..there is typhoid fever on .......-- 


Shore..there is typhus fever on 
Shore..there is yellow fever on...-...-.... 


SHORT ..of ammunition, the enemy appears 


to be. 
Short..of ammunition, the enemy is ..-.-. 
Short. -.of ainmunition, I am............-- 
Skhort...0f coal, Vanice cre van eae ee eee 


Short..or point-blank range, commence 
action at. 


Short. .range, engage the enemy at....--. 
Short..of us, the enemy’s shot are falling. 
Short. -exercises in hot weather.......-.. 


. Shorts; Tcam>or lands). 26 (on eee eee eee eee 


Shorts DEGYO . <<. 55.0 ec been a ae 
Short..lubricating-oil is running. ......-. 
Short.. powder is running ...-....--- sayleiat 
Short: of provisions; am <5. /.24 ese. 
Short. .scopes, ancnor with. ..--......--.. 
Short. .your shot are falling-........---.. 


phorts- Loan WOVerl Js bok One chee cane ee ee 


“eer eee wees sees eo ee 


Shorten. .sail to topgallant-sails.......--. 
Shorten. .sail to topsails, jib, and spanker. 


Shorten. .sail to topsails, courses, jib, and 
spanker. 


Shorten. -.sail to suit the weather. ......-. 
Shorten. in tovelines.- ost. eee 


SHORTENING..and making sail, exercise at-. 


SHOT..draw your 


Shortening - .sail, the strange vessel is. .... 


Cd ee 


Shot.-your, are falling well........-....- 
Shot..your, are falling short........-.--. 
Shot. .your, are going over. ........------ 


INDEX WORDS. 


HAUL OFF. 
KEDGE. 
SMALL-POX. | 
TYPHOID FEVER. 
TYPHUS FEVER. 
YELLOW FEVER. 


“AMM UNITION, ENEMY. 


AMM UNITION, ENEMY. 


AMMUNITION, I AM. 
Coal. 
COMMENCE ACTION, 


ENGAGE. 
EXNEMY’S SHOT. 
EXERCISES. 
FUNDS. 

HEAVE, 
LUBRICATING-OIL, 
POWDER. 
PROVISIONS. 
SCOPES, ANCHOR. 
SHOT, FALLING. 

I AM. 

WATER. 


CABLE. 

SAIL. 

SAIL, CONVOY. 
SAIL, TOPGALLANT. 


‘SAIL, TOPSAILS. 


SAIL, TOPSAILS, 


SaIL, WEATHER. 
TOWLINES. 


EXERCISE. 
SAIL, STRANGE. 


DRAW. 

FALLING WELL. 
FALLING SHORT. 
GOING OVER, | 


Shot. .grape, needed for calibers that will | GRAPE NEEDED. 


be indicated. 


Reference 
Nos 


1322 


| 5111 


2677 | 


5955 


3268 


5959 | 
5960 


5956 


415 


6191 


e| 


SIGNALS. 


SHOT..your guns 
Shot. -hot, use 


Shot.-hot, prepare 


eer rere ee em eee eee ee ee we 


Shot..cylindrical, need, for rifle guns, 
of caliber that will be indicated, 
in weight, by numeral signal. 


Shot..round, needed for calibers that will 
be indicated, by numeral signal, in 
weight. 


Shot..send me; calibers indicated, by nu- 
meral signal, in weight. 


Shot..solid, and full charges, load your 
guns with. 


Shot..solid, use, with heaviest charges... 


SHOTTED..my guns are 
Shotted..my guns are not 


ee 


SHOW ..your colors 


Show..your distinguishing lights for this 
locality. 


Show..your day distinguishing pennant.. 
Show.. your private distinguishing signal. 


Show..false colors 


core r* eeeee ece2ee@ea cee eee - 


er ecer ee ene eee eee eee 


Show ..your position-lights 


eer ec ewes cee emer = 


Show..your private number ..-. 


Show ..your regular number 


SHOWN ..course is that which will be now, or 
that which will be next, by com- 
pass signal. 


erereceereeo tee ee 


_ Shown ..flag of strange vessel-s is that now 
Shown. -latitude is now or will be 


eonmeen weer 


Shown..latitude and longitude is now or 


will be. 

Shown..line of fire is that, by compass | 
signal. 

Shown..longitude is that now, or which 
will be. 

Shown.-revolutions per minute are as -.-- 

SHRAPNEL.. distance is too great for..-.--.. 
NSN Las LE Clete ile aie sate fa « cca beat we oe 


Shrapnel. load your guus with.... 
Shrapnel: .need: fnzes for...2 <2... cece = 


Shrcpnel.. needed for calibers indicated by 
numeral signal. 


INDEX WorDs. 


GUNS. 
HOt, USE. 
Hor, PREPARE, 


RIFLE, NEED. 


ROUND, NEEDED. 


SEND. 
SOLID, LOAD. 


SOLID, USE. 


GUNS. 
Guns. 


COLORS. 
DISTINGUISH’G LIGHTS 


DISTINGUISH’G PEN’N1 
DISTINGUISH’G SIGNAL 
FALSE COLORS. 

FLAG, SHORE. 

NO COLORS. 
POSITION-LIGHTS. 
PRIVATE NUMBER. 
REGULAR NUMBER. 
COURSE. 


FLAG. 
LATITUDE. 


LATITUDE AND LONGI- 
TUDE. 


LINE OF FIRE. 
LONGITUDE. 


REVOLUTIONS. 
DISTANCE, TOO GREAT. 
FIRE, 

LoOaD. 

NEED, FUZES, 
NEEDED. 


Re a 


6128 


* 5005 


5085 
3800 
3799 
3301 


3044 


536 3 


Nee 


OVO 


54; 36 


5445 


GOAL 
3816 
4537 
5006 
4839 
5623 


‘416 


Signe SIGNALS. 
SHRAPNEL..I am out of...-.-. Sah copes tC 
Shrapnel ..send, ashore’. in mae, ees 
Shrapnel. Send 300g. .5 nce eeetes ARE 
Shrapnel..send, to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 

6192 Shrapnel..I can spare, of the caliber-s in- 

dicated. 
6193 Shrapnel... cannot spate>...-2. o-....-55 
SHROUDS..are damaged...-.. Seber ig tener 4 42 


SHUN..all strange vessels on your cruise or 


passage. 


SIAMESE..the flag shown by the strange ves- 


sel is. 


SICK ..the Admiral or Commander-in-Chief is. 


Sick..the American Consul is........-2-. 
Sick =the: Dapiainis: <2... kee eee 


Sick the: Carpenter 18 co: ee ee betes eee 
Sick..the Chief Engineer is..--...--.-.--- 
Dich. tHe OBIEL OL Stal 18. cee ease eas 


Sick..on shore are comfortable and wel 
eared for. 


Dick... Lie: C OMMMANC OL /18 \— Jos Shoo 2 ee cers 
sick. the Commodore 18.255 <2: 07.2. - 292 
Sick..are doing well or recovering ....-. 3 
Sick..and wounded, enemy is abandoning 


his. 
Sick..the Executive Officer is...........- 
Sick..the Fleet Engineer is..-........... 
Sick. .the Fleet-Paymaster is....:....-..- 


Sick..the Fleet Surgeon is...........-..- 


Sick..how many have you? Report by 
numeral signal. 


Sick. .need 466422 Ree ee eee a chiee 


Sick..I have; number will be shown by 
numeral signal, 


Sick..communicate name and rank, or 
rates of such, as are recommended 
by Medical Survey to be sent North 
or to the United States for treat- 
ment. 


Sick: .are no: betteri.sa so oe eet 


Sick.-and wounded, make preparations 
for removing the. 


Sick. have been removed.........-0. <<: 
Sick .send; ou‘sliore....2 2.402. See 


INDEX WORDS. 


OvT OF. 
SEND. 
SEND. 
SEND. 


SPARE, I CAN. 


SPARE, I CANNOT. 
DAMAGED, 


STRANGE VESSELS. 


FLAG. 


ADMIRAL, 
AMERICAN CONSUL. 
CAPTAIN. 
CARPENTER. 
CHIEF. ENGINEER. 
CHIEF OF STAFF. 
COMFORTABLE. 


COMMANDER. 
COMMODORE. 
DOING WELL. 


ENEMY, ABANDONING. 


EXECUTIVE. 

FLEET ENGINEER, 
FLEET PAYMASTER. 
FLEET SURGEON, 
How MANY? 


Ick. 
I HAVE. 


NAMES, 
MUNICATE. 


NO BETTER. 


PREPARAT’NS, REMOV- 


ING. 
REMOVED. 
SEND. 


RATES, COM- 


Fe) 
SS) 
= ar 
xo 
mi 
D 
om 


821 
1125 
2726 
2757 
2917! 
2993 
3059 


3076 
311d 


| 5951 


o41 


4372 
4657 
4659 
4661 
5122 


5183 
5180 


3134 


5952 
5839 


5993 


SIGNALS. 


SICK. .send, to the vessel designated - .....-.-- 


Sick..and wounded, send all, to the hos- 
pital or ashore. 


Sick..and wounded, send, to the Lospital- 
vessel. 


Sick..and wounded will be sent from the 
fleet or station in the hospital- 


INDEX Worbs. 


SENT, HOSPITAL, 


vessel at an early day. 
: : e532 } 
6194 | Sick..are suffering for want of proper diet.| SUFFERING. 
6195 Sick..on shore are uncomfortable ......-.- UNCOMFORTABLE. 
6196 Sick..on board are uncomfortable... ...-.-. UNCOMFORTABLE. 
ple Kobi... 18. GIUINISNINg .. 2 cos .nece wean: DIMINISHING, 
DICK Usta.19 INCLORSINO ieee «. 502s a bea oe INCREASING. 
SICK LY -coursland-forces aré’s.2. /222..aees LAND-FORCES. 
Sickly .. officers and crew of this or the ves- | OFFICERS, CREW. 
sel designated are. 
Sickly..this place, station, or locality, or | PLACE. 
the one designated, is. 
TOO | AVE Cig ihe ao he ai ou A te a ro RAISE. 
SIEGE-ARTILLERY..land the ...--......... LAND. 
SIGNAL... the last. is annulled...<-.....-..... ANNULLED. 
gt CUS WEE GAO eis. fave cn oe cleo <= os ANSWER. 
Signal. .when ready for assistance, or when | ASSISTANCE, REQUIRED 
| required. 
Signal..communicate by. ......-...------ COMMUNICATE. 
Signal..communicate with the fleet by .-.; COMMUNICATE, FLEET. 
Signal..of danger near will be a rocket | DANGER, ROCKET. 
| sent up. 
| Brhelsr Ot Gisigeme ets S .us cel ce cece bee one DISTRESS. 
| ' Signal..I do not understand your ........ Do NOT UNDERSTAND. 
| Signal..to be made in case you discover | ENEMY, ASSISTANCE. 
the enemy or need assistance dur- 
ing the night, will be by burn- 
ing, without the preparatory, the 
Coston light representing the nu- 
meral next or now exhibited. 
Signal..to be made in case the enemy | ENEMY, DEMONSTRA- 
should make any demonstration TION. 
during the night will be the burn- 
ing, without the preparatory, of 
the Coston lifht representing the 
numeral next or now exhibited. é 
Signal..indicating discovery of the enemy | ENEMY, ROCKET. 
should or will be a rocket sent up. 
Signal..make, for a pilot ..- sc e2)2--.-- MAKE, PILOT. 
| Signal..you have mistaken the -.......-. MISTAKEN. 
‘Oe aa 


27N 8 


| Reference 
Nos 


| 


a} 
je) 
ie) 
NG 


3653 
5190 
1601 
3348 


3071 


5931 
1719 


1410 
1425 
1860 


3135 
3123 


3280 


6058 


5916 


5563 


418 


6197 
6198 


6199 


SIGNALS. 


SIGNAL: :obey s¢ <5: Esp oan ere ey 


Signal. - private, for the day and night will 
be communicated immediately 
after this by signal. 


Signal.. your private, distinguishing, and 
corresponding watch-word will be 


INDEX WoRrDs. 


| 

| 

| 
OBEY. 
PRIVATE,. DAY, NIGHT. 


PRIVATE, DISTINGUISH- 


ING. 


that next shown by telegraphic | 


signal, until further orders. 
Signal repeat your = eo setees ses ses sae 
Signal. -repeat your last -2-.--.---- ....:. 
Signal <report DY¥e- 2. steers eee aes 


Signal..report by, the result of the expe- 
dition. 


Signal..indicating success should or will 
be a rocket sent up. 


Signal-s..my, iS or are unanswered.....-. 
' Signal..the last, was wrong ; the right 
one will succeed this. 

SIGNAL BOOK. .Commercial-Code, required - . 
Signal Book..Commercial-Code, use ...--- 
Signal Book..General, required.......---. 
Signal Book..General, use.-......-- sea 
Signal Book..Tactical, required .......--. 
Signal Book..Tactical,.use'.....-....-.--. 


SIGNAL BOOKS.(eend fori. eee 


Signal Books. .send, on board for examina- 


tion and correction. 


SIGNAL DISTANCE. -keep within ........... 


Signal distance.. keep within, the chasers 


will, of one another. 
Signal distance... the convoy will keep 
within. 


SIGNAL GUN..will be fired at the time the 
signal to follow this is to be exe- 
cuted. 


SIGNAL INSTRUCTIONS... communicated, do 
you comprehend ? 


Signal instructions .. communicated, I donot 
comprehend. 


SIGNAL LANTERNS..I can spare -...-.-...- 
Signal lanterns ..I cannot spare. ......---. 
Siynal lanterns .. needed 2 -swst ee eee kn 
Signal lanterns. .send 


SIGNAL LIGHTS. .(Coston’s) I can spare -- 
Signal lights. .(Coston’s) can you spare?.. 


REPEAT. 
REprat. : 
REPORT. 
REPORT, RESULT. 


SUCCESS, ROCKET. 


UNANSWERED. 
WRONG. 


COMMERCIAL-CODE. 
‘COMMERCIAL-CODE, 
GENERAL. 
GENERAL, 
TACTICAL, 
TACTICAL. 


SEND FOR. 
SEND ON BOARD, 


KEEP. 
KEEP, CHASERS. 


KEEP, CONVOY. 


FIRED, EXECUTION, 
SIGNAL, 


Do YOU COMPREHEND? 


Do NOT COMPREHEND. 


CAN SPARE. 
CANNOT SPARE, 
NEEDED. 

SEND. 


..| CAN SPARE. 
-| CAN YOU SPARE? 


Reference | 
Nos 


| 


On 
(oP) 
rr) 
rs 


5870 


3824 


6008 
6009 
6014 
6012 


6059 


3107 


3108, 


4879 
4880 
5629 


6132 
2520 


3810 
2908 


3269 


4976 


3185 


419 


SIGNALS. 


SIGNAL LIGHTS..(Coston’s) I cannot spare. 

Signal lights ..(Coston’s) needed ...-..---- 

Signal lights..(Coston’s) send, to this or 
the vessel designated. 

SIGNAU-OFPFICEHR..is ashore ....-....0. 02% 

Signal-Officer .. repair on board this or the 
vessel designated. 


SIGNAL-OFFICERS..assemble on board the 
flag-ship or vessel designated. 

BIiGN AILS. answer the .<--5- 0a. 4... an. uaa 
Signals..answer, promptly..:-.-...--.---- 
Signals..give more attention to.......--. 


Signals..commanders of Civisions, squad- 
rons, or vessels wi'l pay particu- 
lar attention to, and to the move- 
ments of the fleet. 


Signals..use the arbitrary or special, 
agreed upon for communication 
while absent. 


Signals.. Army, use in communicating.-.. 


Signals..cease repeating .......----..---- 
Signala.. communicate Dy... 3. /-< 45%, ve- 


Signals..of distress have been seen or 
heard in the direction indicated 
by compass signal. 


Signals..make and interpret, during the 
day and night, in accordance with 
the secret key already communi- 
cated. 


Signals..make and interpret, during the 
day, in accordance with the se- 
cret key already communicated, 
until further orders. 


- Signals..make and interpret, in accord- 
ance with secret key No.1, until 
further orders. 


Signals..make and interpret, in accord- 
ance with secret key No. 2, until 
further orders. 


Signals..make and interpret, in accord- 
ance with secret key No. 3, until 
further orders. 


Signals..make and interpret, in accord- 
ance with secret key No. 4, until 
further orders. 


Signals..make and interpret, in accord- 
ance with secret key No. 5, until 
further orders. 


Signals..lookout for, from the vessel des- 
ignated. 


INDEX WorDs. 


CANNOT SPARE. 
NEEDED. 
SEND. 


ASHORE. 
REPAIR. 


ASSEMBLE. 


ANSWER. 

ANSWER PROMPTLY. 
ATTENTION. 
ATTENTION. 


ARBITRARY, SPECIAL. 


ARMY. ~ 

CEASE REPEATING. 
COMMUNICATE. 
DISTRESS. 


KEY, COMMUNICATED. 
KEY, COMMUNICATED. 


Kry No.1. 
Kny No. 2, 
Kry No. 3. 
Ky No. 4. 
Knry No. 5. 


Lookout For. 


Reference 


| 


3200 
3285 


3287 


1774 


5999 | 


1813 


1425 
1426 
2012 
2013 


1487 


1610 
2814 
3135 
3827 


5314 


5313 


Nos. 


Signal 
Nos. 


6200 
6201 
6202 
6203 


6204 


420 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. ° 


SIGNALS. -.make, as seldom as possible in the | MAKE, SELDOM. 
presence of the enemy. 


Signals... repeat .o ee. weeps soa REPEAT. 
Signals..divisional commanders repeat...) REPEAT. 
Signals. squadron commanders repeat....| REPEAT. 


Signals..make and interpret, in accord- | SPECIAL KEY. 
ance with the special key which 
has been communicated, 


Signals..strange vessel does not answer..}| STRANGE VESSEL. 


Signals.. your, ] am unable to read ....-.. - UNABLE, READ. © 

Signals..do you understand my ?...-..--- UNDERSTAND? 

Signals. -I understand your..--.......... UNDERSTAND. 

Signals..I do not understand your ..-.--. -| UNDERSTAND. 
SIGNED. .articles of agreement are ....-..---- ARTICLES, AGREEMENT 
SILENCE. .the battery-ies ....-.-..-........ | BaTTERY-IES. 

Silence.. keep, throughout the fleet ....... | KEEP. 

Silence.. preserve the strictest..........- PRESERVE, 


Silence.. preserve the strictest, during the | PRESERVE, STRICTEST. 
night, throughout the fleet. 


Silence.. preserve the strictest, in working | PRESERVE, STRICTEST. 
ship and coming to, in the harbor 
or at the anchorage. 


SILENCED..the enemy’s fort-s has or have | ENEMy’s FORT-S. 
been. 


Silenced..the enemy’s fort-s has or have | ENEMY’s FORT-S. 
not been. 


Silenced..the enemy’s fort-s must be --.. - ENEMY’S FORT-S. 


Silenced..the enemy’s fort-s or battery-ies | ForT-s, CANNOT. 
capvnot be, with the present force. 


* Silenced .. the enemy’s principal battery—ies | PhINC’L BATTERY-IES. 
is or are. 
SINK..or destroy the enemy’s boat-s.........| BoaT-s. 


Sink..or destroy the enemy’s coal and | COAL, VESSEL-S. 
other supply vessel-s. 


Sink..or destroy the enemy’s fire-raft-s...| Firm-RAFT-S. 

Sink..or destroy the enemy’s flag-ship.....| FLAG-SHIP. 

Sink..obstructions in the channel........ OBSTRUCTIONS. 

Sink. .or eee the enemy’s principal | PRINCIPAL VESSEL, 
vessel. 


SINKING...condition, the enemy’s vessel-s is | ENEMY’s VESSEL-S. 
or are in. 


Sinking . condition, the prize-s is or are in.| PRIZE-S. 
Sinking ..this or the vessel designated is..| VESSEL. 
Sinking ..the vessel in company is....-.-- VESSEL. 


Reference 
Nos. 


fe | 
Hi | 
—_ 
~) 


6010 
3080 
30381 
D315 


4776 


421 


i g 
Ay } a 
a : SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. 5, | 
. GS 
<) 
Saue 1 SLACK. ithe tide, is,here ..-......2.- secnecc: TIDE. 
SLACK-WATER..take advantage of the ..... ADVANTAGE, TAKE. 898 
Slack-water..on the bar.............. ea Aes 2138 
Slack-water.-in the channel.............. CHANNEL. 2852 
6206: Slack-water . .it will be, at the time indicated) TIME INDICATED. 
6207 CAO en. “WOlt 108. . san .nh odo. ou comes WAIT FOR. 
eS UN SECU: couse scocces oso oe nse ces SPEED. 3516 
SLAUGHTER..there has been great, among | ENEMY’S PEOPLE. 4949 | 
the enemy’s people. 
6208 Slaver..the strange vessel is a -..-....... STRANGE VESSEL. 
Slaver..the vessel chased was or is a ..-..| VESSEL CHASED. 2901 
6209 Slaver ..the vessel seen appears to bea....| VESSEL SEEN. 
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED..the enemy’s vessel-s | ENEMY’S VESSEL-S. 3409 


appears or appear to be. 


Slow-down..and repair damages.......--- REPAIR DAMAGES. 


SLAVER..the captured vessel is a ........-.- CAPTURED VESSEL. 2740 | 
Slightly damaged .the flotilla is.......-.-. DAMAGED, FLOTILLA, | 3413 
Slightly damaged. -this or the vessel desig- | VESSEL DESIGNATED. | 3456 

nated is. 

SLING-CARTS. cannot be obtained.....-.--- CANNOT, OBTAIN. 5681 
Sling-carts.. have been obtained .......... OBTAINED. 5680 
Sling-carts..required for moving guns on | REQUIRED. 6025 

shore. 

WES ACTON CaO ie es nr ye i ee CABLE. 1324 
Bete aN, VIVE. GHUBO loses <6 seats ea we = =< CHASE. 2882 
ee IME CS LUN SO alc Sesh co awit sacle ele wae GO TO SEA, 4916 
Slip.-be ready to, from your anchor...--.. READY. 1313 
RigCe OL LUM. WMG DOYS a. .fe cee ae ke RUN INTO PORT, 6077 
Pits ADU EU OW aa ou a cio ws «ta cals waa e's RUN OUT. 6078 
Slip. .and run into a safe anchorage...-.. RUN, SAFE. 6079 

Boiler rh De.the enemy bas. 1... <6 sgteb soe ENEMY. 4158 
Sipe HaVG sees s. te hace ules ces want I HAVE. 5181 

6210 Slipped ..the vessel designated has........ VESSEL. 
S211} SLOOP..the vessel seen is a............-..--- VESSEL. 
SLOOP OF. WAR..is an enemy......--.-..-.. ENEMY. 4159 
Sloop of warsris a friend 2.2.2... 22. ase: FRIEND. 4791 
6212 Sloop of war..the vessel seen is a ...-..-.| VESSEL. 
Poteet) W:. a9 possible steam). 2255 .-- 5.26. ne. STEAM, 
SLOW-DO Why hueaekens tadee 2 dos a eae Down. | 3516 | 


422 


: 
‘Signal : Dw 
Nae; SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 5 . 
i.) 
= 
Geld: SLOWER: steam ~~ 2225450... ccc weet aera STEAM. 
SLOW DY .2ariw. Ol. k ee cen eee eee erie DRAW OFF. 3950 
SMACK.. fishing, the vessel seen is a......--- VESSEL. 4572 
SMALL..the force of the enemy appears to be.| FORCE, ENEMY’S. 4704 
SMALL-ARM MEN..exercise, on shore at in- | EXERCISE. 4393 
fantry-drill. 
Small-arm men..exercise, on shore by com- | EXERCISE. 4392 
panies and battalions. 
Small-arm men. -exercise, at target-prac- | EXERCISE, TARGET. 4395 
| tice. 
Small-arm men.-land, for drill............ LAND, DRILL. 3973 
SMALL-ARMS..ammunition is needed for....| AMMUNITION, NEEDED.| 1182 
| Small-arms..are in bad order .....--.-.-- BAD ORDER. | 2105 
Small-arms..exercise with ..---.<3.-.--- -| EXERCISE. 4391 
Small-arms..fire off and reload. ..---.-.-- FIRE OFF, RELOAD. 3700 
Small-arms..are in good order..-.--..----- GOOD ORDER. 4933 
| Small-arms..load your, and have them | LOAD, READY, USE. 5437 
ready for immediate use. 
Small-arms..are loaded .-.--..--.-..----- LOADED. 5438 
Small-arms..I am in need of ...--...---.. NEED. 5185. 
Small-arms..are not loaded ..---...-.---. NOT LOADED. 5439 
Small-arms..reload your.-.---..----- rete ae RELOAD. 5988 
Small-arms..send to this or the vessel des- | SEND. 6133 
ignated the number indicat’d. . 
SMALL-CRAFT..of some kind are at anchor | ANCHOR. 3333 | 
inside. 
Small-craft..are moving about inside.... . MOVING. 3334 
Small-craft..overhaul the..........-..--. OVERHAUL. 3330 | 
6215 | SMALL-POX..has made its appearance on | APPEARANCE ON BO’RD| - 
board of this or the vessel 
designated. 
Small-pox..there is, on shore........--.-.- ASHORE. 6187 
Small-pox..has disappeared...-..-.....-- DISAPPEARED. 3684 
Small-pox..is disappearing... -- Vata Lore DISAPPEARING. 3689 
Small-pox..there are new cases of......-- NEW CASES. 5641 
Small-pox..there are no new cases of....-.; NEW CASES. 5642 | 
| SMALL STEAMER. . dispatch a.............- DISPATCH. 3779 
) SMALL STEAMER-S..is or are aground.....| AGROUND. 940 
| Small steamer-s..attack the enemy’s......| ATTACK, ENEMY’S. 1964 | 
| Small steamer-s..can navigate the bayou..| CAN NAVIGATE. 2210 | 
| Small steamer-s .. cannotnavigate the bayou) CANNOT NAVIGATE. 2211 | 


6216 


6217 


6218 


423 


SIGNALS. 


SMALL STEAMERS..will assemble or ren- 
dezyvous at the designated place. 


Small steamers..cover the.........-.----- 
Small steamers..go ahead .........-..---- 


SMALL VALUE..the cargo is of. ........-... 


SMALL VESSEL..or boat has capsized in the 
direction indicated by compass 
signal. 


SMALL VESSELS.-advance and attack the 
enemy in the prescribed order. 

SMOKE..seen, chase in the direction of the... 

Smoke..seen has disappeared ..-....----- 


Smoke. .seen is on the land. ...........-:. 


Smoke..of a steamer is seen in the direc- 
tion indicated by compass signal. 


SMOKE-STACK..is carried away ..-..-...---- 
Smoke-stack..is damaged....-.- .-...--+-. 
Smoke-siack..is repaired .........-.-.---- 


SMOOTH..and safe, the bar is..............- 


SMUGGLER-S..the prize-s is or are 
Smuggler-s..the vessel-s seen is or are.... 


SMUGGLING..is still carried on....-....-.- : 
Smuggling..endeavor to prevent 


SNAGGED..this or the vessel designated has 
been. 


SNAGS..the channel is filled with...........-. 
Snags. the river is SOLO ooo ent ee og 


SOCIETY ISLANDS..the flag shown by the 
strange vessel is that of the. 


SOFT ..the anchoring-ground is-......'........ 
SOfL IDE DOOM 10, eee cs cone ee eee =e tee 


SOLID SHOT..commence action with 


Solid shot..and heaviest charges, com- 
mence action with. 


| 
SOTIAL Sieh ike ons nce Ono sa eee aceenee 


INDEX WORDS. 


ASSEMBLE. 


COVER. 


CAPSIZED. 


ADVANCE, ATTACK. 


CHASE. 
DISAPPEARED. 
LAND. 
STEAMER, SEEN. 


CARRIED AWAY. 
DAMAGED. 
REPAIRED. 


Bar. 


PRIZE-S. 
VESSEL-S. 


CARRIED ON. 
PREVENT. 


VESSEL. 


CHANNEL. 
RIVER. 


FLAG. 


ANCHORING-GROUND, 
BoTrTomM. 


COMMENCE ACTION. 
COMMENCE ACTION. 


Soltd shot..and full charges, load your Loap. 


guns with. 


Solid shot..use, with heaviest charges....| USE. 


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o 
i) 
23 
mA 
Oo 
—— 


sd 


A424 


Signal 
Ne OB: SIGNALS. 
SOUND..ahead, send boat-s to......-. .-..-.-. 
} Sound.-ahead, and report depth in fath- 
oms by numeral signal. 

Sound. .ahead, and report depth in feet by 
numeral signal. 

Sound..out the anchorage or entrance 
carefully, and report the result by 
signal. 

Sound..out the anchorage; place boats, 
buoys, or other necessary marks 
to guide safely into it ; red marks 
on the starboard side, black marks 
on the port side, entering, and 
white and black vertical stripes in 
mid-channel, 

Sound. .out the bar, and report result by 
signal. 

Sound. -out, or in, over the bar, and report 
depth of water in feet by numeral 
signal. 

Sound..out the bayou, and report by nu- 
meral signal width of channel in 

. yards and depth of water in feet, 
in order. 

Sound..your way in cautiously ...-...-.. 

Sound..out the channel-approaches, send 
boat-s to. 

Sound..out the channel, I have endeav- 
ored to. 

Sound..out the channel, take advantage 
of the darkness to. 

Sound..and report depth in fathoms by 
numeral signal. 

SOUNDINGS 2ekeep on ecw se eee areas 
Soundings. -report, in fathoms.........--. 
Soundings. .report, in feet...-. A oe er 
Soundings..shown by numeral signal in 


fathoms. 


SOUTHWARD..the enemy is or was going... 


6219 


| SPANISH..the flag 
Spanish . 


Spanish. . 


6220 


SPANKER.. 


Spanish.. 


Southward..the strange vessel-s is or are 


steering. 
shoe Hy the strange 
‘vessel is. 


-merchant, the flag shown by the 
strange v essel is. 


the merchantman seen is 


set the: ee ee ee 


the steamer seen is..........---- 


INDEX WORDS. 


AHEAD. 


AHEAD, REP’T, FATH’MS 


AHEAD, REPORT, FEET. 


ANCHORAGE. 


ANCHORAGE, 
OUT.AS 


BAR, REPORT. 


BAR, REPORT. 


Bayou. 


CAUTIOUSLY. 
CHANNEL, 


CHANNEL. 


CHANNEL, DARKNESS. 


REPORT, DEPTH. 


KEEP. 
REPORT. 
REPORT. 
SHOWN. 


ENEMY, GOING. 
STRANGE VESSEL-S., 


FLAG, STRANGE. 
FLAG, STRANGE. 


MERCHANTMAN, 
STEAMER. 


BUOY, 


Reference 
Nos 


989 


2133 


2139 


2208 


| | Oo 
= 
Signal oo 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX WORDs. 3 S 
i o 
ec. = 
SPARE:-.can you, ammunition?...........--- AMMUNITION ? _| 1200 
Spare..I can, ammunition ..-........-.-. AMMUNITION. 1199 
Spare..I cannot, ammunition ...--...---. AMMUNITION. 1201 | 
Spare..cam you, an anchor ?..-.--. a Be ANCHOR? 1326 
Spare..I can, an anchor of the weight in | ANCHOR, 1327 
ewt. indicated by numeral signal. 
Spare..I cannot, an anchor ...-- Si a nc ANCHOR. 1328 
Spare..can you, armorer-s ?..--.. ...----- ARMORER-S ? 1542 
Sire 7 Can YOU; ATMS 650 a6 snl cee a ARMS? 1569 
MDG Ox eQEIOK, LCA. 26 wan ee 9S ais wit aero ARMS 1570 | 
enare.- arin, l Cann: .- «426. / 23-2 netes ARMS. 1571 
Spare..can you, the articles which will be | ARTICLES ? 1699 
next designated by telegraphic 
signal? 
Spare..report by telegraphic signal, or | ARTICLES. 1709 


otherwise, the names and quanti- 
ties of such articles as you can, for 
the use of this or the vessel-s desig- 


nated. 
} Spare..can you, an aneroid barometer ?..| BAROMETER ? 1401 
Spare..I can, an aneroid barometer ...-.. BAROMETER. 1403 
Spare..I cannot, an aneroid barometer --.| BAROMETER. 1402 


Spare..1 can, the number of blue cloth | BLUE CLOTH JACKETS, | 2333 
jackets indicated. 


Spare..I cannot, any blue cloth jackets...) BLUE CLOTH JACKETS, | 2339 


NHeTe- Call, VOUs AeADIO Vin. s Soe ete no sae CABLE? 2667 
Spare:.l-can,a cable. ....°. 2.35. .--.-- ---- CABLE. 2668 
Spares. li cannot, Ss cable... .---2 «.---...-. CABLE. 2669 
Spare..can you, candles for running- | CANDLES? 2693 
lights ? 
Spare. -I can, candles for running-lights..| CANDLES. 2694 
Spare..I cannot, candles for running-lights} CANDLES. 2695 
Spare..I can, canister of the calibers indi-| CANISTER. 2697 
cated by numeral signal, in inches. 
Spare..I cannot, canister ........---....- CANISTER. 2696 
Spare.. have you achart of this locality to?) CHarr? 2851 
Spare..can you, a chronometer ?.......-.| CHRONOMETER ? 2935 
Spare..I can, a chronometer -..-.......---. CHRONOMETER. 2937 
Spare..I cannot, a chronometer ....-..-.. CHRONOMETER. 2705 
Spare..can you, Coston signal lights ?....) CosTon sIGNALs? 8288 
Spare..I can, Coston signal lights.....-.-. COSTON SIGNALS. 3239 
Spare..I cannot, Coston signa! lights. -.... COSTON SIGNALS. 3290 
Spare..can you, eugineers ?.....5.......: ENGINEERS ? 4283 
Spare.-1 can, engineers; number and | ENGINEERS, 4282 
grade will be shown by telegraphic 
signal, 


426 


eee SIGNALS. 
‘SPARE ...can: you, frenien 12.4). 2es0 ewes 
Spare-.L'can, JIT@MOn ..oce teen eee eee 
Spare..can you, fuzes, and how many? 


Answer by numeral signal. 


Spare..I can, fuzes ...-. if el ye A WO 
Spare..I can, grape..-... Papen ee 
Spare..I cannot, grape: .-.<-..+-2-. Boe 

Spare..can you, lanip-omtesscase se cee 


Spare..I can, the number of gallons lamp- 
oil indicated by numeral signal. 


Spare..I cannot, lamp-oil....-- SL ER 
Spare..I can, lamp-wick...-.....-..-.-.- 
Spare. -I cannot, lamp-wick...-.........- 
Spare..can you, Iubricating-oil? -... ....- 


Spare..I can, the number of gallons of lu- 
bricating-oil indicated by numeral 
signal. 


Spare.-report number of gallons lubricat- 
ing-oil you have to. , 


Opdres Can, PlGVISIONS.: oc ee eee 
Spare:. provisions, I cannot...........--- 
Spare..can you, revolvers? ..-........... 


Spare..I can, revolvers 


escent ee ee we woe 


Spare. EF cannot, revolvers..°-.2... 5222.5 
Spare-.-I can, rifle-projectiles..... A ae 


Spare. -I cannot, rifle-prejectiles 


/ . Spare..I can, rockets 
| Spare..1 cannot, rockets... <2. 2... 5-2 


Spare. 1 Ganstount shots! foo ee 


Spare..I cannot, round shot..---- bie 
Spare..can you, a sextant? .............. 
| : 
Spare..I can, a sextant ..-.. Pe eae Soy 
Spare..I cannot, a sextant.......-....... 
Spare..I can, shells of the calibers indi- 
| cated, by numeral signal, in inches, | 
| 
Spare..I cannot, shells of the calibers indi- 
cated, by numeral signal, in inches, 
Spare..I can, shrapnel of the calibers in- 
dicated. 
Spare..I cannot, shrapnel....-..-......-. 
Spare..I can, signal-lanterns...-..-----.. 


Spare.-I cannot, signal-lanterns 


Spare..I have no stores to...-.- 


Spare..I can, water; number of gallons 
will be shown. 


INDEX Worps. & S 
eG 
2 

FIREMEN ? 4567 
FIREMEN, 4568 
FUZEs ?’ 4830 
FUZES. 4831 
GRAPE. 4942 
GRAPE. 4943 
LAMP-OIL ? base 
LAMP-OIL. 5336 
LAMP-OIL. 5337 
LAMP-WICK. 5340 
LAMP-WICK. 5341 
LUBRICATING-OIL? 547 
LUBRICATING-OIL. —| 5479 
LUBRICATING- OIL. 5474 
PROVISIONS. 5161 
PROVISIONS, ICANNOT.) 5164 
REVOLVERS ? 6046 | 
REVOLVERS. 6045 
REVOLVERS. 6047 
RIFLE-PROJECTILES. 6048 
RIFLE-PROJECTILES. | 2712 
ROCKETS. 6061 
ROCKETS. 6062 
ROUND SHOT. 6065 
ROUND SHOT. 6066 
SEXTANT? 6170 
f  PTANT. 6171 
SuXTANT. 6172 
SELLS. 6174 
SHELLS. 2713 
SHRAPNEL. 6192 
SHRAPNEL. 6193 
SIGNAL-LANTERNS. 5356 
SIGNAL-LANTERNS. 5357 
STORES. 
WatTER. 4854 


6222 


6223 


6224 


6225 


427 


SIGNALS. 


WA Deano, Water... .. ose cece cone 


SPARS..and rigging, aim at the 


eee eee eee mews - 


Spars-.the boom is made of.........: -..- 


Spars..my, complain under present sail .. 
pyre. are Gamage :......----5-c esse 
ere TCS 22) to 4 = teak Can oe ogee 
Spars..light, I have lost my ..-.....---.- 
MIPSC MOLL DC tat Sis 2% te kek. 5 Sas scree 
Spars..send down all light .....- ..-.-..-- 


see opare-- send Up all Woht.. :o3 2. oo ages 


SPEAK..I wish to, or communicate with the 
Commander-in-Chief or the Com- 
mander of the vessel designated. 


Speak..the strange vessel.......-.-.:-.-- 
- Speak..with.me, do you wish to? ........ 


SPECIAL KEY..to Signal Book which has 
been communicated, use, until fur- 
ther orders. , 


SPECIAL SERVICE..detach one of the ves- 


sels of your division to report to 


me for. 
bask eat LIN TIS, Veni bates hee al toe 3 ot 
Ppeche-sLenmn am Ntliew eee 2s se 
Reon eI Mer ease VOUTS. oo ye neces o52 Ss -s 
Speed .-I cannot increase my .-.-...------ 
Speed..regulate, by this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 
Speed..report your, in knots, by numeral 
signal. 
Pe ROU NC Bie Ge arte are ote ater a eas ocean als. 


. Spike..your guns and abandon the place.. 


SPIKED..the guns are 


SPIRIT.-.of revolt appears to be prevalent -.- 


SPLIT..the rudder-head is 
- Split..my sails are 


SPRIAD Ses itUGe ee a eons keene oe 
Spread. . fires 


SPRING... your broadside to the enemy’s works 


SPRINGFIELD RIFLES..ammunition needed 
for. 


Springfield rifles..are needed 


COMPLAIN. 
DAMAGED. 
LAND. 
LIGHT, LOST. 
SCRAPE. 
SEND DOWN. 
SEND UP. 


COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
Do You wWIisH ? 


USE. 


DETACH. 


DIMINISH. 
HALF. 
INCREASE. 
INCREASE. 
REGULATE. 


REPORT. 

GUNS. 

GUNS, ABANDON. 
GUNS. 

REVOLT, PREVALENT. 


RUDDER-HEAD. 
SAILS. 


AWNINGS. 
FIRES. 


BROADSIDE. 


AMMUNITION. 


NEEDED. 


3606 
| 
| 
| 


6226 


428 


INDEX WoRDsS. 


SIGNALS. 
SPRINGS..anchor with, on your cables ...-.. 
Springs ..get, on_your cable...........-... 
SPRUNG..my bowsprit 18222 wee eee eae 
Sprung.-my cross-jack yard is ....-..-.-. 
Sprung.-my forentast 18...2-5. 2...) .-<5-. 
Sprung..my fore-topmast is...--...-.---- 


Sprung..my fore-topsail yard is.......-.. 
Sprung ..my: foreyard 18... 2ee eee oe os 


Sprung. may jib: bOomis. se teay ese eo eae 
Sprung..a leak, this or the vessel desig- 
nated has. 
Sprung..a@ main-beam has, badly..--...--. 
Sprung -- Wy MainMagqis «csn-m tweed 
Sprung..my main-topmast is....--...-.-- 
Sprung ..my main-topsail yard is........- 
Sprung... My Mam yard is>..-.-eoe ee oe 


Sprung..my mizzen-mast is.---....-.---- 
Sprung ..wy mizzen-topmast is. ......---. 
Sprung..my mizzen-topsail yard is ....--. 
Sprung..my fore-togpallant mast is ..--- 

Sprung..my fore-topgallant yard is ....-. 
Sprung..my main-topgallant mast is .-.-. 
Sprung..my main-topgallant yard is ..... 
Sprung -.imy mizzen-topgallant mast is - -- 


Sprung..my mizzen-topgallant yard is---. 
SPIES.-.keep a sharp lookout for...........-.. 
SPY -.D have eaptated irssae set atopy eae ete 


Spy.-keep, in close-confinement..-.-.....-. 

Spy.-send, to Commander-in-Chief. ...-.. 

SQUADRON..division or vessel designated 
will convoy. 


Squadron .. designated, detach, for chasing 
in direction indicated. 


Squadron..rejoin your, without delay --.. 
SQUADRON-FLAG. - hoist 


es seer eee eee eee tee eee 


SQUADRONS. . designated will alternate daily 
on guard-duty. 


Squadrons ..reform the broken.......----. 
SQUARE. .sails, take in all 
are. Yards ‘Ja. o.2e5 ne ee 
STAI'F..Chief of, is absent 


seer ee cee eee eee eee 


ANCHOR. 
GET, CABLE. 


BowspRrIT, 
CROSS-JACK. 
FOREMAST. 
FORE-TOPMAST. 
FORE-TOPSAIL YARD. 
FOREYARD. 
JIB-BOOM. 

LEAK. 


MAIN-BEAM. 
MAINMAST. 
MAIN-TOPMAST. 
MAIN-TOPSAIL YARD. 
MAINYARD. 
MIZZEN-MAST. 
M1ZZEN-TOPMAST. 
MIZZEN-TOPSAIL YARD. 
FORE-TOPGAL’NT MAST. 
FORE-TOPGALUNT Y’D. 
MAIN-TOPGAL’NT MAST. 
MAIN-TOPGAL’NT Y’D. 
MIZZEN-TOPGLUNT M’ST 
MIZZEN-TOPGUNT Y’D. 


KEEP LOOKOUT. 


CAPTURED. 
KEEP CLOSE. 
SEND, COM’DR-IN-CHYF 


Convoy. 
DETACH. 
REJOIN. 
HOoIst. 


ALTERNATE. 


REFORM. 


SAILs. 
YARDS. 
ABSENT, 


Reference 
Nos 


1329 
2678 
2548 
3367 
3414 
3415 
3416 
3417 
5256 
5385 


2216 


0425 
3425 
3427 
3429 


3430 || 


3599 


3844 
5088 


1111 


5976 
6105 


SIGNALS. 


STAFF. Chief-of, is- ashore. 25... /240222.ece 
Staff..Chief of, is dead or killed 
Siaff..Chief of, is indisposed.........-... 


Staff..Chief of, will repair on board this 
or the vessel designated. 


MGT OCs OOL OF, 1t8 SICK’. =. . «0 ¥a~ a oe cnr 
Staff..Chief of, is wounded ..........-..-. 


Sacks i (0 ChOeD SHIP. 44-022 Jc. aha 
STAND IN.-.and anchor at diseretion 


Stand in. .reconnoiter, and report by signal] 


STAND OFF AND ON..during the day...... 
Stand off and on.. during the night..---.. 


Stand off and on..the place ....<.....--.- 
6227 Stand off and on.. weigh and....-...----. 
6228 | STAND ON. 
Stand on..until you make the land, port, | 
or place, and report by signal. 
6229 | STANDING..for us, the strange steamer or 
| vessel is. 
6230 . Standing ..from us, the strange vessel is... 
6231 Standing ..inshore, the strange vessel is . -. 
6232 Standing ..off shore, the strange vessel is. 
Sek ASR Teh eet CABG OD ee eins vac cco eis voles oo on 
Bar 0OuTG-- VOUL NOMI aoe... 2a. es os ae 
MULE VOGNM AO DASST EO. oo Fac hain wae ale Ose Se 
6233 Starbodrie. Steer. MOTE tO 2.5.5. ce wan si 
6254 *Starboard..steer the number of points to, 
indicated by numeral signal. 
STARBOARD ANCHOR..come to with .---.-- 
WHAPVOUTG GNCROT ~~ 16 POs... -< een ence se 
Starboard anchor . sei Ph 35 sas ned Sone 
STARBOARD BEAM..of this or the vessel 
designated, anchor on the. 
. Starboard beam.. keep on the -...---..----- 
6235 Starboard beam..of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, take your station on the. 
STARBOARD BOW. .of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, anchor on the. 
Starboard both. -keép on the .-. 2... 22 -2.. 
6236 Starboard bow..of this or the vessel desig- 


nated, take your station orthe. 


—— = 


INDEX WorRDs. 


ASHORE. 
DEAD. 
INDISPOSED. 
REPAIR. 


SICK. 
WOUNDED. e 


CHEER SHIP. 


ANCHOR, DISCRETION. 
RECONNOITER. 


DURING DAY. 
DURING NIGHT. 
PLACE. 

WEIGH. 


MAKE, LAND. 


For US. 


FROM US. 
INSHORE. 
OFF SHORE. 


CAST. 
HELM. 
Pass. 
STEER. 
STEER. 


COME To. 
LET GO. 
WEIGH. 


ANCHOR. 


KEEP. 
TAKE STATION. 


ANCHOR. 


KEEP. 
TAKE, STATION. 


6237 


430 


SIGNALS. 


STARBOARD DIVISION .. the Admiral or 
Commander-in-Chief will lead. . 


STARBOARD HAWSER.. cast off.........--.. 


STARBOARD QUART ER.. of this or the ves- 
sel designated, anchor on the. 


Starboard quarter. .keep on the........... 


Starboard quarter ..of this or the vessel des- 
ignated, take your station on the. 


eocrerese tee wee eee ee eo wm ew ew ee 


START ..your boat-s 
Start.: the expedition 2/se.5 cee se oo ee 
Start..promptly at the hour appointed. .. 


Start..at the hour designated by numeral 
signal. 


Start..your water to lighten ship 


STARVATION..the crew of the strange ves- 
sel is in a state of. 


Starvation .. the enemy is nearly in a 
state of. 


Starvation .. the people in the enemy’s 
country are in a State of. 


Starvation .. the people of the place indi- 
cated are in a state of. 


Starvation .. the people are threatened 
with. 


ec eee eee wees 


STATE..of the defenses, ascertain 


STATION .. the Admiral or Commander-in- 
' Chief will take, ahead of the ves- 

sel designated. 
Station..the Admiral or Commander-in- 


Chief will take, between the two 
vessels indicated. 


Station..the Admiral will take, on the 
flank or outside of the vessel 
designated. 


Station..the Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief will take, in rear of the 
vessel designated. 

Station..take, ahead, within signal-dis- 
tance. 

Station..take your, ahead of this or the 
vessel designated. 

Station..take, astern, within signal-dis- 
tance. 

Station..take your, astern of this or the 
vessel designated. « 


Station..the designated division or squad- 
ron will tale, astern. 


Krep.® 


DEFENSES. 


Reference 
Nos 


INDEX WorRDs. 


| 


ADMIRAL, LEAD. 


CAST OFF. 


ANCHOR. 


TAKE STATION. 


~~ 
iceo} 
w 


BOAT-Ss. 


EXPEDITION. 
Howr.. 


Hour. 


WATER. 


CREW, STRANGE VES'L. 
ENEMY. 

PEOPLE, ENEMY’S. 
PEOPLE, PLACE. 


PEOPLE, THREATENED. | 


ADMIRAL. 
ADMIRAL. 
ADMIRAL. 
ADMIRAL. 


AHEAD. 
AHEAD. 
ASTERN. 
ASTERN. 


ASTERN. 


2412 | 


4433 
5107 


| 5108 


820 ||| 


431 


Signal 
Nos. 


. 6246 


6247 


6248 


6249 
6250 


SIGNALS. 


STATION .. guard-vessel-s ahead and on each 


flank. 


-Station..for the day, take, inside of the 


bar. 


Station..for the night, take, inside the 
bar. 


Station..take, inside of the enemy’s line.. 
Sumian- keep in your ...... -0......-2 dee 


Station. .take, on the left flank, designated 
squadron-s will. 


Station..take, on the left flank within sig- 
nal distance. 


Station..yoa are to leeward of.........-.. 


Station..the vessel designated will take, 
on the left tlank. 


Station..take, in center of main channel... 
Station..take, to guard the main channel. 


Station..assigned you. occupy, until regu- 
larly relieved: 


Station..pickets on each flank of the 


army. 


Station..take your, on the port beam of 
this or the vessel designated. 


Station..take your, on the port bow of 
this or the vessel designated. 


Station..take your, on the port quarter of 
this or the vessel designated. 


Station..assigned you, remain at -..-.-.---- 
Station..resume your day....-..----.----- 
Station..or position, return to your....- 
Station..return to, by sunset, chasers will- 


Station..return to your, in your division 
or squadron without unnecessary 
delay. 


Station..take, on the right flank, desig- 
nated squadron will. 


Station..the vessels designated will take, 
on the right flank. 


_ Station..take, on the right flank within 


signal distance. 


Station. .take your, on the starboard beam 
of this or the vessel designated. 


Station..take your, on the starboard bow 
of this or the vessel designated. 


Station..take your, on starboard quarter 
of this or the vessel designated. 


Station. .take, to guard the swash-channel.- 
Station..take your, as soon as possible.... 


INDEX WORDS. 


GUARD-VESSEL-S, 
INSIDE BAR. 
INSIDE BAR. 


INSIDE ENEMY’S. © 
KEEP. 
LEFT FLANK. 


LEFT FLANK. 


LEEWARD. 
LEFT FLANK. 


MAIN CHANNEL. 
MAIN CHANNEL. 
OCCUPY. 


PICKETS. 

PORT BEAM. 
PORT BOW. 
PORT QUARTER. 


REMAIN AT. 
RESUME. 
RETURN. 
RETURN. 
RETURN. 


RIGHT FLANK. 
RIGHT FLANK. 
RIGHT FLANK. 
STARBOARD BEAM. 


STARBOARD BOW. 


STARBOARD QUARTER. 


SWASH-CHANNEL, 
TAKE. 


ference 
Nos. 


| Re 


| 


4970 


5301 


5398 
4632 


4633 


432 


Signal 


Nos. 


6251 
6252 
6253 


6254 


6260 


SIGNALS. 


STATION..I am unable to keep my...... .... 

Station..why are you out of? .........--. 
Station.. you are to windward of ......... 
Station.. withdraw from your, or position. 


Station.. withdraw from your day........ 


STATIONS. . take, in close-order’ 2... a. -| 


Stations . . take, in close order around the 


crippled vessels. 
Stations ..guard- vessels will take, ahead... 


Stations.. guard-vessels will take, ahead 
and on both flanks. 


Stations..guard or picket vessel-s will 
take, close into the entrance of 
the port. 


Stations .. guard or picket vessels will take, 
on each flank of the army. 


Stations.. guard-vessels will take, on left 
flank. 


guard-vessels will take, on 
right flank. 


Stations..take, in open order.......----- 


Stations. . 


Stations..take, in prescribed order .--.-... 


PLULLONG 2< PLCSELY Osa 5 ere a cics eae ee ea 


Stations..advanced divisions, squadrons, 
or vessels will resume their. 


Stations: sreturmtoyonre 2-22... =~ 


Stations. .take, in close order around the 
unarmed vessels. 


Stations.. withdraw from your ...-....... 


STAY . bY Westen cee hare ee tea ee ee ete 
Stay.-club-haul if the vessel will not .-... 


Stay .. by the disabled, captured, or wrecked 
vessels. 


Stay..your lower Masts 3c ieg fobs =s et 
Stay..your masts.......-.. eR 
Stay..by the vessel needing assistance -. - 
Stay..where you are. [Interrogatively: 
Shall I stay where I am ?] 


STEADILY. . fire, with the greatest practicable 


precision. 


STEAM. . attack under .>. >>. cuseer Soe ee. 
steam... blow off%.. 2... 2) ae eee 
Steam..carry a pressure of........------- 


Steaim..alone, the enemy is under .....-.- 


INDEX WOEDS. 


UNABLE. 
WHY OUT OF? 
WINDWARD. 
WITHDRAW. 
WITHDRAW. 


CLOSE ORDER. 
CRIPPLED VESSELS. 


GUARD, AHEAD. 
GUARD, AHEAD. 


GUARD, ENTRANCE. 


GUARD, FLANK. 
GUARD, LEFT. 


GUARD, RIGHT. 


OPEN ORDER. 


PRESCRIBED ORDER. 


PRESERVE. 
RESUME. 


RETURN. 
UNARMED VESSELS. 


WITHDRAW. 


BY ME. 
CLUB-HAUL. 
DISABLED. 


LOWER MASTS, 
Masts. 

VESSEL. 

WHERE YOU ARE. 


FIRE. 


ATTACK, 
BLOW OFF. 
CaRRY. 
ENEMY. 


517 
3488 


Reference 
; w . ° * t Nos. 


Ox" Gr 
= 
~~ 
_ 


Signal 


6261 
6262 
7 


433 


SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDS. 


STEAM..the enemy is under a heavy press- | ENEMY. 


ure of. 

Steam..work, expansively .../......-...- E;XXPANSIVELY. 

Steam..I am working, expansively - ...--.| EXPANSIVELY, 

MME No Soe ol wo ins f=, c Sue calc toe ee Fast. 

Mert INSBONS oy, ils vis cae oo oot cs Sere FASTER. 

Sitcom, .can you not, faster T -..2-.. 445, FASTER ? 

pieany...L. cannot, faster .. 2.220. be ee FASTER. 

eRe TOU Uline cuca cok Ss eee ae GET UP. 

Sted at half speed 22022. 2 2 eee. HALF SPEED. 

Biean; high; keep undeér £..-.. 22... 322. HIGH, KEEP. 

Steam..keep up, ready for service..-.. ---- KEEP, READY. 

sieam .. keep under, only joc 22s). ose 5-5. KEEP UNDER. 

Steam..low, keep under........---.---- ..| Low. 

icanine te TOs Nae wa ea iencas cee et cee READY. 

Steam..is not MOU faaviaieos tee eae.e ce ses os READY, NOT. 

Bicam.- 88 slow as possible. .. 2-22... - SLOW. 

PLCOMIAL BLOM OF Pee oats. cheats swe isis anv es SLOWER. 

Seam. 1 am Upavleto use..caes Je. eee UNABLE, USE. 

Steam..why are you unable to use?..... .| UNABLE, USE, WHY ? 
STEAM AND SAIL..attack under. .......... ATTACK. 

Steam and sail..the enemy is under..-.-..- ENEMY. 

Steam and sail..keep under .....-.....-.. KEEP. 
STHAM-CHEST:-is damaged.-.....--...-... DAMAGED. 
STEAM-CONDENSER..is broken down...--- BROKEN DOWN. 

Steam-condenser..is out of order.....-.---. OUT OF ORDER. 

Steam-condenser.. has been repaired. ...--. REPAIRED. 
ba MTA UNC ee Pei: Oth tes ny dpe 2 ae Oe an st GET OUT. 

 Steam-launch.. hoist in.....--<2s<.002-s-- HOoIstT IN. 

Steam-launch..send, ashore ..-..----...-. SEND, ASHORE. 

Steam-launch..send, to this or the vessel | SEND, VESSEL. 

designated. 

Steam-launch..has sunk.........--+.----- SUNK. 
STEAM-MACHINERY..is disabled. .......... DISABLED. 

Steam-machinery.-is repaired......-..--.- REPAIRED. 


STEAM-PRESSURE..is that indicated by nu- | INDICATED. 
meral signal, in pounds. 


Stcam-pressure.. what, have youin pounds?} WHat ? 
Answer by numeral signal. 


STEAM-PUMP..for freeing ship is:disabled or DISABLED. 
out of order. | 


| 


Reference 
Nos 


i 
— 
2 


n= 
eS 
— 
— 


4161 


5294 


3448 


5372 
3669 
4271 


434 


| = : 
ah Ser SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. ae 
o 
a 
STEAM-PUMP..-has been repaired.....---.-.. REPAIRED. 2028 
STEAM-TUG:-is needéd 2-222), c. ean eee NEEDED. 5633 
Steam-tug..send, to the vessel or place | SEND. 6135 
designated. 
STEAM-WHISTLE..blow, at short intervals.| BLow, INTERVALS. 2312 
Steam-whistle.. blow, when you are ready | BLow, READY. 2315 
to «tart in obedience to your 
orders. 
STEAMER..a, has run the blockade ......... BLOCKADE. 2289 | 
Steamer ..the chased vessel is a....-..-.-..- CHASE. 2902 
Steamer ..seen is a paddle-wheel.......... PADDLE-WHEEL. | 0748 
Steamer ..vessel seen is @ screw.........-. SCREW. 5893 
6263 Steamer .. the strange vessel seen or chased | STRANGE. 
is a. 
Steamer ..the strange, is American.-......- STRANGE, AMERICAN. | 1118 
Steamer ..the strange, is Austrian......... STRANGE, AUSTRIAN. | 2024 
Steamer.-the strange, is Brazilian... .... STRANGE, BRAZILIAN, | 2555 
Steamer ..the strange, is British ...-...... STRANGE, BRITISH. 2615 
Steamer ..the strange, is Dutch........... STRANGE, DUTCH. 3987 | 
6264 Steamer..the strange, is of the nation | STRANGE, FLAG. 
whose flag is suown. 
Steamer ..the strange, is French .......... STRANGE, FRENCH. 4781 
Steamer..the strange, is Italian .......... STRANGE, ITALIAN. 5241 
Steamer ..the strange, is Portuguese ...... STRANGE, PORTUG’ESE, 5316 
Steamer ..the strange, is Prussian.......-. STRANGE, Prussian. | 5905 | 
Steamer ..the strange, is Russian ........- STRANGE, RUSSIAN. 6080 
Steamer ..the strange, is Spanish ........-. STRANGE, SPANISH. 6220 
6265 Steamer. .the strange, is Turkish... -.-..-. STRANGE, TURKISH. 
6266 Steamer ..is towing strange vessel........ TOWING. 
SFEAMER-S..assistance of, required .....-.- ASSISTANCE. 1861 
Steamer-s.-indicated will lead ......-.. ..| Leap. 5379 | 
STEAMERS..of light draught go ahead in the : LIGHT DRAUGHT. 969 
prescribed order. 
Steamers..smoke of, seen in the direction | SMOKE. 6216 
indicated by compass signal. | 
'| 6267 Steamers. .indicated will take the vessels | Tow. 
in tow whose numbers or distin- 
guishing-pennants are shown. 
STEAMING... discontinue, and make sail....-. DISCONTINUE. 3711 
Steaming..at what rate are you? Answer |} RATE? 5942 
by numeral signal. 
Steaming -.rate of; tlywss «sce ee TRY, RATE. 5943 


STEAMING IN..the enemy is .............-- ENEMY. 4162 


435 


6268 


SIGNALS. 
STEAMING OFF..the enemy is............-. 
STEAMING OUT..the enemy is..........--.. 
Bl miulteetor LUG aNCHOrage .....5 ..-cancan ese 
Dicee ea DELOLS tC, WIN. .- S225... cn coes -= 
Steer.-by the wind on the port tack..--.-. 
Steer..by the wind on the starboard tack. 
Steer..the course indicated by compass 
signal. 
Steer..the course indicated by compass 
signal, convoy wiil. 
Steer..the course indicated by compass 
- signal, fleet will. 
wleer =. fOr Lhe porters J atlke soso ak 
Steer..the number of points to port indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 
Lhe MOTE LO: POLb I. 8: a eee cele sure 
Steer.-more to starboard. ......-.-..-..-. 
Steer..the number of points to starboard 
indicated by numeral signal. 
Steer ..for the strange vessel-s -.......-.- 
STEERAGE-WAY. .keep under, only..-....--- 
Steerage-way -cannot keep...--...---.--- 


Steerage-way..to maintain position keep 


under, only. 


STEERING. -.the enemy is or was, the course 


Steerin 


indicated by compass signal. 


g-- how was the enemy, when last 
seen? Answer by compass signal. 


Steering -. how was or were the stranger-s, 


when last seen? Answer by com- 
pass signal. 


Steering ..the stranger is or was, the course 


indicated by compass signal. 


SLieoe. mny.-16 damaged). .cs0 veusess aneeeee 


STERN ..my, is damaged 
Stern..- 


ANGUOTy LV tilG sa cs setae ae eee ere 


Stern = leak ism thec 9.62242 sien 
Stern..of the Commander-in-Chief, pass 


under, 


6269 | STERNMOST SHIPS.. get under way first - -. 
Sternmost ships ..get under way first, under | GET UNDER WAY. 


6270 


STERN-POST..is damaged 


sail alone. 


eer wee es wee ee he ee He 


INDEX WORDS. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


ANCHORAGE. 
“BEFORE, WIND. 
By THE WIND. 
BY THE WIND. 

COURSE. 


COURSE, CONVOY. 
COURSE, FLEET. 


Port. 
PORT. 


PORT. 
STARBOARD. 
STARBOARD. 


STRANGE. 


KEEP. 
KEEP. 
KEEP. 


ENEMY. 


How, ENEMY ? 


How, STRANGER-S ? 


STRANGER, COURSE. 


DAMAGED. 


DAMAGED. 
ANCHOR. 
LEAK. 
Pass. 


GET UNDER WAY. 


DAMAGED. 


| 


Reference 
Nog 


4163 | 
4164 | 


1389 


2946 
2652 
2653 
3166 | 


3271 | 


| 


6271 


6272 


6274 


6275 
6276 


6277 


_ STORE-HOUSE.. send to, for supplies 
STORES a bringisit epee one ete aaere 


SIGNALS. 


..the anchoring-ground is 


STICKY ..the anchoring-ground is ....-..--.- 
Sticky. the bottom is. 5c.2s4.c meee 
STINK-POTS..look out for and avoid....-... 
STOP..all boats...-...----- is Lena mee 
Stop..the boat-s passing . Copp ee « Sad Ad 
Slop. yout @bPin6-s 0.26 eas eer e ee 
Stop... fixih@s s Ge Ge ae ete ee ae eres oe 
Stop.. the sai l-baato.e new use wean eee ae 
Stop ..the passing vessel and overhaul her. 
Stop..at the port or place indicated by 
signal. 
Stop.-all repairs on your vessel ...--..... 
Stop..the strange vessel and warn ber off 
the place. 
Stop..the vessel-s attempting aye enter or 
leave the place. 
Stop..the vessel attempting to leave or 
about to depart. 
Stopcualliveseele rc 0 acne eee eee eee 


STOPPED..or damaged, chronometer is.-..---. 


Stopped.-leak has been 


Stores... &c. , distribute, in proper propor-— 
tion. 
Stores. Dl ap With’. osc eee eet ee 


Slores..needed; articles and quautities 
will be indicated by signal. 
Stores ©. Sond FOr sae oe ok oe ae ee 


Stores . have 10, L0 Spare. soc. Oe sk eee 


Stores..can you supply any? Report ar- 
ticles and quantities by signal. 


Stores. -transter-the 62 22c4hsl ese ov et 


transfer the 


STORE-SHIP. 


Store-ship..has arrived at the port or place 
that will be designated. 


-accompany the. ...-- Seen Neen 


Store-ship..dispatch the................-- 
Store-ship -. 
Store-ship .. or vessel designated, unload the 


STORM..appears to be approaching from the 
direction which will be indicated. 


send to, for supplies........-. | 


o 
a] 
ae 
INDEX WoRDS. mS 
mA 
o 
te jem 
ANCHORING-GROUND. | 1398 
BorrTrom. 2536 
Look out. 5449 
BoatTs. 2459 
BOAT-S PASSING. 2413 
ENGINE-S. 4277 
FIRING. 2811 
MAIL-BOAT. 2367 
PASSING VESSEL. 5732 
PORT, PLACE. 5810 
REPAIRS. 6007 
STRANGE VESSEL. 
VESSEL-S. 
VESSEL. 1639 
VESSELS. 
CHRONOMETER. 2939 
LEAK. 5387 
SEND. 6137 
BRING OFF. 2606 
DISTRIBUTE. 3833 
FILL. 4514 
NEEDED. 5185 
SEND FOR. 6136 
SPARE. 6221 
SUPPLY ?° 
TRANSFER. 
TRANSFERRED. 
ACCOMPANY. 601 
ARRIVED. 1688 
DISPATCH. 3780 
SEND. 6138 
UNLOAD. 
APPROACHING. 1474 


437 


Signal) 
Nos. 


6280 
6231 


SIGNALS. 


STORM.-has greatly damaged the place des- 


ignated. 
Storm..prepare ship for a heavy 


Storm.-.sails, put ship under............-. 


STORMING-PARTIES.-hold, in readiness to | 
land. 


Storming-parties ..recall 


Stranded..the hawser-s is or are 


Stranded ..the strange vessel is. ...--..--- 

STRANDED VESSEL..or the one indicated 
has bilged. 

Stranded vessel..is breaking up.----.---.!! 

Stranded vessel - -may be gotten off.....--- | 

Stranded vessel..cannot be gotten off. ----. 

Stranded vessel..send boats to the assist- 


ance of the. ¢ 
STRANGE VESSEL..accompany the, to the 
anchorage. 
Strange vessel..is aground..-.........-..- 


Strange vessel..aground, I have communi- 
cated with the. 


Strange vessel..is seen ahead 


Strange vessel..allow, to proceed on her 
course. 


Strange vessel .. fleet, squadron, chase, or en- 
emy has altered bearing to 
that which will be shown 
by compass signal. 


Strange vessel. . fleet, squadron, chase, or en- 
emy has altered bearing to 
the left thenumber of points 
indicated by numeral sig- 
nal, 


Strange vessel. . fleet, squadron, chase, or en- 
emy has altered bearing to 
the right the number of 
points indicated by num’! 
signal. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos. 


DAMAGED. 


PREPARE. 
SAILS. 


READINESS. 


RECALL. 


Storming-parties ..re-enforce ..--..---. -.-. Ru-ENFORCE. 
BLEOW..?your sheet-anchor<..4... [05.4 ace. = ANCHOR, SHEET. 
Sialer SUCROYA SNe ae co eust sy Cre ete ANCHORS. 
Stow..everything for sea .---...----.---- For SEA. 
STRAIGHT ..the entrance is...22....--..-2.- ENTRANCE. 
STRAINED..the vessel is very much. .....-.- VESSEL. 
Pel ANE. the cable ig .- es. -g60-050< cnr CABLE. 


HAWSER-S. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


BILGED. 


BREAKING UP. 
GOTTEN OFF. 
GOTTEN OFF. 
SEND BOATS. 


ACCOMPANY. 


AGROUND. 
AGROUND. 


AHEAD. 
ALLOW, PROCEED. 


ALTERED BEARING. 


ALTERED BEARING. 


ALTERED BEARING. 


ts 
rae 
ww 
— 


1106 


438 


SIGNALS. 


STRANGE VESSEL..is an American mail- 


steamer. 
Strange vessel. .is an Ainerican man-of-war. 
Strange vessel.. anchor near the....... .... 
Strange vessel.-has auchored .........---- 
Strange vessel..does not answer signals-... 


Strange vessel. . ascertain object of the visit 
of the. 


Strange vessel.. bears as indicated by com- 
pass signal. 


Strange vessel..or boat, board, and ascer- 
tain her character and des- 
tination and place of de- 
parture, and report by 
signal. 


Strange vessel..I have boarded, and found 
her to be a friend. 


Strange vessel..is 2 bomb-ketch or vessel. 


Strange vessel..is bound to an American 
port. 


Strange vessel. .is bound to an English port. 
Strange vessel. .is bound to the port or place 


indicated. 
Strange vessel... where is the, bound? ...... 
Aang e Vessel. 18 4 DUP vs res. sme eee cee 


Strange vessel. -DTIN GOL Een sce: cance 


Strange vessel.. bring, to the Commander- 
in-Chief. 


Strange vessel. .is a cartel..-.. 22.22... .2c- 


Strange vesset.. ascertain character of the, 
where from and bound. 


Strange vessel..is a coal-transport.---..---- 


Strange vessel..colors of the, cannot be 
‘made out. 


Strange vessel..shows no colors -..-......- 
Strange vessel..endeavor to decoy in the .. 
Strange vessel..detain the ...<.-/.--+.s----- 
Strange vessel.. I have boarded and detained 


Strange vessel..endeavor to ascertain the 
private distinguishing sig- 
nal of the, and report by 
repeating it. 


Strange vessel..is in distress..........--.- 
Strange vessel.. appears to be an enemy .-- 
Strange vessel..is an enemy ..--...-...--- 


INDEX WORDS. 


AMERICAN MAIL-ST’W’R 


AMERIUN MAN-OF-WAR. 
ANCHOR. 

ANCHORED, 

ANSWER SIGNALS. 
ASCERTAIN OBJECT. 


BARK. 
BEAR ? 
BEARS. 


BOARD. 


BOARDED, FRIEND. 


BoMB-KETCH. 
BouND AMERYN PORT. 


BounD ENGLISH PORT. 
BOUND, PORT. 


BOUND, WHERE ? 
BRIG. 

BRING To. 

BRING, COM’R-IN-CH’F. 


CARTEL. 
CHARACTER, ASCERT’N. 


COAL-TRANSPORT. 
COLORS. 


COLORS. 

DECOY. 

DETAIN, 
DETAINED. 
DISTINGUISHING, 


DISTRESS, 
IENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


o 

o 

ae 

= 
tS 

o 
an 


2544 
2590 
2610 
2096 


2778 


1720 


3012 
3045 


3043 
Jo12 
3634 
3641 
3823 


| 


439 


STRANGE VESSEL .. seen 


SIGNALS. 


is an enemy’s 


privateer. 


Airatae vessel..examine papers of, and re- 
port character by signal. 


Strange vessel..examine, and if suspicious, 
detain -her. 


Strange vessel..fire into, if she will not 


heave to. 
Strange vessel..seen is a fishing-smack..-. 


Strange vessel. -Shows the flag of the nation 
now exhibited. 


Strange vessel..flag of the, I cannot distin- 


guish. 
Strange vessel..follow the 


a 


strange vessel..is a friend 2.2.50: fis e eau. 
Strange vessel..is from an American port.. 
Strange vessel..is from an English port.-.. 


Strange vessel..is from the port or place 
that will be indicated by 
signal. 


Strange vessel..is going about 


Strange vessel. . hail, and endeavor to obtain 
news. 


Strange vessel.. has hauled his wind and is 
steering the course which 
will be indicated. 


Strange vessel..is or appears to be hove to. 


Strange vessel..inform the commander of 
the, that this place is block- 
aded, and warn him to. 
keep off. 

Strange vessel. get in-shore of the. .-.-..--- 

Strange vessel.. keep in-shore of the 


Strange vessel. . keep inside of the -.-....--. 
Strange vessel. .interrogate, and report.--- 
Strange vessel..is keeping off ............. 


Strange vessel. .leave the 


Strange vessel.. what was the longitude of 
the, when last seen ? 


Strange vessel..is a man-of-war...---.---- 
, 


Strange vessel..is a man-of-war of the na- 
tion indicated. 


Strange vessel..seen is a merchantman..--. 


Strange vessel..is a merchantman of the 
nation indicated. 


Strange vessel.. mutiny on board of the, or 
the one designated. 


Strange vessel..is an ordnance-vessel. 


INDEX WoRDS. 


| 


Reference 
Nos. 


ENEMY’S PRIVATEER. 
EXAMINE. 
EXAMINE. 
FIRE INTO. 


‘TISHING-SMACK. 
FLAG EXHIBITED. 


FLAG, I CANNOT. 


FOLLow. 
FRIEND. 
FROM AMERIC’N PORT 
FROM ENGLISH POR 
I°-ROM PORT. 


GOING ABOUT. 
HAIL, NEWS. 
HAULED, WIND. 


HOVE TO. 
INFORM. 


-eeee 
/ 


IN-SHORE. 
IN-SHORE. 
INSIDE. 
INTERROGATE. 
KEEPING OFF. 
LEAVE. 
LONGIT’DE, LAST SEEN 


MAN-OF-WAR. 
MAN-OF-WAR. 


MERCHANTMAN. 
MERCHANTMAN. 


MoTINY. 


ORDNANCE-VESSEL. 


| 
Ts 
5037 
? 


440 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


STRANGE VESSEL..or boat, I have over- 


hauled and detained. 


Strange vessel..I have overhauled, and 
found to be a friend. 


Strange vessel. appears to be a pirate....- 
Sirange vessel..i8 a privateer ...-...-.--..- 
Strange vessel..is aschooner...--..--..... 
Strange vessel. .has scurvy on board. ...... 
Strange vessel. -is seen in the diree’n indie’d. 
Strange vessel..send boat alongside of the. 
Strange vessel 18. a BRIG oy aoe ae ee ee 
Strange vessel. . has the ship-fever on board. 


Strange vessel. .is shortening sail....-.-.. 
Strange vessel. .appears to be a slaver:.... 


Strange vessel..is a slaver ’.-........-..--- 
Strange vessel..speak the.....--....--.--.- 
Strange vessel..is standing for us .......:. 
Strange vessel..is standing from us ....... 
Strange vessel..is standing in-shore...-... 
Strange vessel..is standing off shore -.. oa; 
Strange vessel..is a steamer .............. 


Strange vessel..18 a steamer of the nation 
whose flag is shown. 


‘Strange vessel..steer for the .......-.-.-.. 


Strange vessel..is steering the course that 
is or will be shown. 


Strange vessel.-is steering off the wind -.. 


Strange vessel..stop, and warn her off the 
place. 


Strange vessel..is stranded .......-------- 
Strange vessel. .is suspicious ..........-... 
Strange vessel..is in tow of boats......... 
Strange vessel..is in tow of a steamer..... 


Strange vessel..is a transport, with troops 
on board. 


Strange vessel..turn, outside the line...... 
Strange vessel. - has typhoid fever on board. 
Strange vessel. -has typhus fever on board. 
Strange vessel. .is under way .----. .------ 
Strange vessel..is unknown......-..------ 
Strange vessel..warn, off the blockade .... 
Strange vessel..warn off....2. 0... --cc <<ek 


Strange vessel..has been warned oft the 


blockade before. 


OVERHAULED. 
OVERHAULED. 


PIRATE. 

PRIVATEER. 
SCHOONER. 

ScuRVY. 

SEEN. 

SEND BOAT. 

SHIP. 

SHIP-FEVER. 
SHORTENING SAIL. 
SLAVER. 

SLAVER. 

SPEAK. 

STANDING FOR US. 
STANDING FROM US. 
STANDING IN-SHORE. 
STANDING OFF SHORE, 
STEAMER. 

STEAMER, FLAG. 


STEER. 
STEERING, COURSE. 


STEER’G OFF THE WIND 
STOP. 


STRANDED. 
SUSPICIOUS. 

Tow. 

Tow. 

TRANSPORT, TROOPS. 


TURN. 

TYPHOID FEVER. 
TYPHUS FEVER. 
UNDER WAY. 
UNKNOWN. 
WARN. 

WARN. 
WARNED. 


Reference 
Nos 


Or 

? 
Go 
a 


4498 
6097 
6209 
6208 
6224 
6229 
6250 
6231 
6232 
6263 
6264 


6268 
3303 


5638 


6271 | 


6279 
6098 
2465 


6266 | 


441 


Signal 

Nos. SIGNALS. 

6287 | STRANGE VESSEL..-is a whale-ship ........ 
6288 Strange vessel... where is the, from? .....-- 


STRANGE VESSEL-S..is or are ally-ies- .--. 


ocr eeme 


Strange vessel-s..is or are American 


Strange vessel-s..is or are American mer- 
chantmen. 


Strange vessel-s..is or are American trans- 
port-s. 


Strange vessel-s..is or are approaching. --. 
Strange vessel-s..is.or are armed..-....--- a 
Strange vessel-s.-assist the.........-.--- Z 
Strange vessel-s..avoid the........-..---- 
Strange vessel-s.. avoid—S US .----. ---- Dae 
Strange vessel-s..is or are aweigh.-.......- 


Strange vessel-s..what is the character of 
the ? 


Strange vessel—s..character of the, I can- 
not discover. 


Strange vessel—s. .chase the ...-....-...--- 
Strange vessel-s..carry-ies what colors? .. 
Strange vessel—s-..is or are coming in ..--.- 
Strange vessel—s..i8 or are coming out. ...- 
Strange vessel-s..is or are coming up.----.- 


Strange vessel-s..communicate with the, 
by armed boat. 


Strange vessel-s..allow communicat’n with 
Strange vessel-s.-avoid communicat’n with 


Strange vessel-s.. boats may commupicate 
with. 


Strange vessel-s.. communication is forbid- 
den with the. 


“Strange vessel-s.-is or are drawing off the 


land. 


Strange vessel-s.-have you fallen in with 
any ? 


INDEX WORDS. 


— 


WHALE-SHIP. 
WHERE FROM? 
ALLY-IES, 
AMERICAN. 


AMERICAN MERCHANT- 
MEN. 


AMERICAN TRANSP’T-S. 


APPROACHING. 
ARMED. 
ASSIST. 
AVOID. 
AVOID-S. 
AWEIGH. 
CHARACTER ? 


CHARACTER. 


CHASE. 
CoLors? 
COMING IN. 
COMING OUT. 
COMING UP. 
COMMUNICATE, 


COMMUNICA’N, ALLOW. 
COMMUNICA’N, AVOID. 
COMMUNICA’N, BOATS. 


COMMUNICATION, FOR- 
BIDDEN. 


DRAWING OFF. 


FALLEN IN WITH ? 


Strange vessel-s..seen is or are foreign .-..| FOREIGN, 


Strange vessel-s. .is or are frigate-s ..--.. 


FRIGATE-S. 


Strange vessel-s. -has or have joined enemy -! JOINED ENEMY. 


Strange vessel-s..I cannot make out ..-.-.. 


MAKE ouT? 
MAKE OUT. 


Strange vessel-s.-is or are making sail --..| MAKING SAIL. 


Strange vessel-s..is or are neutral 


NEUTRAL. 


Strange vessel-s..approach, and reconnoi- | RECONNOITER CARE- 


ter carefully, and report. 
Strange vessel-s..is or are reefing -....--.- 


FULLY. | 
REEFING. 


Reference 
Nos. 


2858 


2834 | 


3046 
3053 
1478 
3067 
3118 
1048 
2046 
2416 


3147 
3954 
5063 


A718 


A797 | 
4110 | 
2690 | 
2858 | 


ddwt | 


5639 
1463 


| 442 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. 


6289 


6290 


STRANGE VESSEL-S..is or are steering to 
the eastward. 


Strange vessel-s.-is or are steering to the 
northward. 


Strange vessel-s..18 or are steering to the 
southward. 


Strange vessel-s..is or are steering to the 
westward. 


Strange vessel-s..has or have tacked..-.-. 
Strange vessel-s..topsail-s of the, is or are 
aback. 
STRANGE VESSELS..avoid all, on your pas- 
sage or cruise. 
Strange vessels..I have avoided all.....-.. 
Strange vessels..count, and report by signal 


Strange vessels..inform all, fallen in with 
that they must keep well 
outside of the blockade- 
line. 


STREAM..-haul or get into the. .:..-.....-... 


Stream..the, is navigable for launches and 
boats. 


Stream..the, isnavigable for small steamers 


Stream..is navigable for vessels whose 
draught does not exceed 
the number of feet indi- 
cated by numeral cignal. 


Stream..the, is not navigable ..........-. 
Stream..the, is not navigable for our 

: vessels. 
STREAM-ANCH OR carry onb-sece,.<.oeee 


Stream-anchor..or kedge, come to with. -.. 
Stream-anchor..I have, down........----- 
Stream-anchor7? Laced. - wane eae ulee oe Sele 


STREAM-CABLE <= have lostl. ces ce eee eee 
Stream-cablesol, N6Ci.weest ce eee ee 
STRENGTH..-and position of the enemy, ascer- 


tain, as far as possible, and 
report without delay. 


Strength ..sufficient, the garrison has not,. 
to hold out. 


STRICT DISCIPLINE... enforce, while absent 
from the fleet or vessel. 


Strict discipline... preserve .....--.-.------ 


SrhicT NEVIRALITY :: observes ee 


INDEX WORDS. 


STEERING EASTWARD. 


STEERING NORTHW’D. 


STEERING SOUTHWA’D. 


STEERING WESTWARD. 


TACKED. 
TOPSAIL-S, ABACK. 


AVOID ALL. 


AVOIDED. 
COUNT, REPORT. 
INFORM. 


HAvL. 
NAVIGABLE. 


NAVIGABLE. 
NAVIGABLE. 


NAVIGABLE. 
NAVIGABLE. 


CaRRY. 
COME TO. 


| HAVE, DOWN. 


NEED. 


Lost. 
NED. 


ENEMY, ASCERTAIN. 


GARRISON. 


ENFORCE. 


PRESERVE. 


OBSERVE. 


Reference 
Nos 


6219 


5603 


5604 


1232 
1540 
5919 
1541 


2673 
2672 


445 


o 
o 
foo SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. £ g 
* Ne 
2 
STRIKE..lower yards and house topmasts...-| LOWER YARDS. 3917 
Strike..topgallant-masts................- TOPGALLANT. 6140 
GUE Lees ot 2 34 woo a ene ad dee eee ee oe ere ao ere 6180 
STRONG..the breastworks appear to be...--. BREASTWORKS. 2584 
Strong..the breastworks do not appear | BREASTWORKS. 2583 
to be. a 
Strong..the current or tide is very......-- CURRENT. 3372 
Strong..the eneniy’s position is .....----. ENEMY’S POSITION. 4229 
Strong..the enemy’s position is not.....-- ENEMY’S POSITION. 4230 
Strong..the enemy’s works are....--..-... ENEMY’S WORKS. 4260 
Strong..the enemy’s works are not-...-.-.-. ENEMY’S WORKS. 4259 
Strong ..escort, send, with the party ..--.| Escort, SEND. | 4336 
STRONGLY BARRICADED..the place is -..-| PLACE. | 2159 
er ING-SALLG2: BOtinc eee ae ase sets ok SET. $165 
6291 piading-s00lss. take ils.) <o.+-cenn eee = TAKE IN. 
STUMP TOPGALLANT-MASTS..send up ....| SEND UP. 6142 
SUBMERGED OBSTRUCTIONS..drag for ...) DRAG For. 3925 
SUCCEEDED..the expedition has ......-..... EXPEDITION. 4307 
SUCCESS..depends entirely upon zeal us co- | CO-OPERATION. 3282 
operation. 
Success..can only be assured by great | ENERGY, ZEAL, 4262 
energy and zeal. 
Success ..secrecy is indispensable to ...--- SECR’CY, INDISPENS’LE) 5193 
SUCCESSFUL..the action has been....-..-.-. ACTION. 727 
Successful..the expedition has been...-.-... EXPEDITION. 4307 
Successful..the experiment has heen..-..-. EXPERIMENT. 4438 
Successful..the experiment has not been ..| EXPERIMENT. 4439 
Successful..have you been? ..........---- HAvE? 5064 
Successful... the result is or has been ...--. RESULT. 6030 
Peers UCURSolON2. tack 1 Woo. . cee ecinas cases Tack. 
6293 UOCORS TO ie WOAL Ae tac ssi a'ols anos ahi le ata ae WEAR. 
SUFFERED.. greatly, our Army has, in the | ARMY, GREATLY. 1602 
last action. 
Suffered.. greatly, the vessel has, amid- | AMIDSHIPS, GREATLY. | 1139 
ships. 
Suffered... most, the vessel has, amidships..| AMIDSHIPS, MOST. 1140 
Suffered..very little, our Army has, in the | ARMY, LITTLE. 1603 
last action. 
6294 Suffered..we have, very much............ WE HAVE. 
6295 Suffered..we have not, very much.......- WE HAVE NOT. 


444 


' | o 

o 5 
Signal 3 are 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDs. an 

; oO 

L ete 
SUFFERING..we are, for want of clothing...) CLOTHING. 2987 
Suffering... we are, for provisions.....-.--. PROVISIONS. 5903 
Suffering ..sick are, for want of proper diet.) Sick. 6194 

6296 Suffering ..we are, for water.............. WATER. 
SUFFICIENT .. allowance is, articles to be | ALLOWANCE. 1068 
signaled. 

Suficient..allowance is not, articles to be | ALLOWANCE. -) P67 F 

signaled. 

Suficient..allowance is more than, articies | ALLOWANCE. 1058 

to be signaled. 

Sufficient.. available force is..-....--..--- FORCE. | 2038 

Suficient..the present force is, for the duty | PRESENT FORCE. 4706 

required of it. pera 
SUNK=theoat has:s-22 92 oe cee ee eee ee Boat. 2374 

Sunk..the bomb-vessel-s designated has | BoOMB-VESSEL-S. 2516 

or have been. : 

Sunk..the steam-launch has ...-....---.- STEAM-LAUNCH. 5372 

6297 Sunk..the vessel designated has ........- VESSEL. 

SUNKEN DANGERS..look out for.......... -| LOOK OUT. 5450 | 

SUNKEN ROCKS. .look out for.......... +... Loox ovr. | 5451 

SUNKEN WRECKS.. look out for.........--. Look OUT. 5452 

SUNSET..all officers and men must be on} ALL ABOARD. 1032 
board their respective ships by. 

| SUPERIOR..the enemy’s force is or appears | ENEMY’S FORCE. 4202 

to be, to ours. 

Superior..our force is....-: .2-.-. se-.--:- | FORCE. 5725 
SUPERIOR FORCE..I have been chased by a.| CHasEp. 2885 
SUPPER..there is ample time for the people | AMPLE TIME. 1210 | 

to get their. 

Supper ..the boats crews will get.....---. BOATS CREWS. 2468 | 

Supper..delay..-.--- wt Sahat wlelbte Cee DELAY. » 3542 | 

Supper ..let-the people go to .........-..- Go TO. 4918 | 

Supper ..the people have had........--..- HAVE HAD. 5774 

Supper ..the people have not had........- HAVE NOT HAD. 5775 

Supper ..the men going on duty will take, | Take WITH THEM. 0044 

with them. 
SUPPLIED... howitzer-ammunition cannot be., HoOWITZER-AMMUNIT’N| 1160 | 

Supplied. .howitzer-ammunition will be, as| HowITZER-AMMUNIT’N!’ 1161 

requested. . 
| 6298 Supplied..our or your wants can be, here..| WANTS. 


6299 Supplied..our or your wants cannot be, | WANTs. 
here. 


445 


SIGNALS. 
SUPPLIES: -await the arrival of.........-... 
Supplies..enemy is abandoning his ...-..- 


Supplies..are expected to arrive soon..... 


of provisions and other neces- 
sary articles for immediate sery- 
ice, fill up with. 


Supplies... 


Supplies .- filled up, lam, with all necessary 


Supplies..farnish, to the boats ........... 

Supplies..garrison needs.-........-..-..: 

Supplies..and equipments, land ........-. 

Supplies..needed as will be indicated by 
signal. 

Supplies..may be obtamed at place indi- 
cated, 


Supplies..practice the greatest economy 
in the use of your. 


Supplies..send ashore for ............-..-. 
Supplies.. have been sent. .............-.- 
Supplies.. have none to spare. .....-...... 


SUPPLY..full, of ammunition, take on board. 


Supply..there is a large, or quantity of 
ammunition at the place or 
point that will be indicated by 


signal. 

Supply .. this or the vessel designated with 
grape. 

SUppie Ot SAN; TObice ss. ves 2s ---- 


Supply..can you, any stores? Report, by 
signal, articles and quantities. 


wee eer ewww 


SUPPLY-VESSEL.-.accompany the 

Supply-vessel..is aground ........--..---- 
Supply-vessel..anchor near the ..-------.- 
Supply-veasel... detail. . a. 5. sso ds 6. oes as 
Supply-vessel.. keep astern of....-..-.--.. 


Supply-vessel..send boat-s to.......-.---. 


SURE PO, Ps. FG BUVGBCC ia 6 sp cass h sloss eared 
Support..the boats 
Support..the center division 


ee ee ee 


Support. .the chasing vessel-s...-...----. 
Support..forces on shore. ....., ..-.<..--- 
Support..the gunboats........2.........6: 


Support..the van division 


Nupport. sl Weeds ss wea iss a> es wees oe 
Support..the rear.division ............-..- 


INDEX WORDS. 


AWAIT, ARRIVAL. 
ENEMY, ABANDONING. 
EXPECTED. 

FILL UP. 


FILLED UP. 
FURNISH, BOATS. 
GARRISON. 
LAND. 

NEEDED. 


OBTAINED. 
PRACTICE, ECONOMY. 


SEND ASHORE. 
SENT. 
SPARE, NONE. 


AMMUNITION, FULL. 
AMMUNITION, LARGE. 


GRAPE. 


SAND. 
STORES:? 


ACCOMPANY. ) 
AGROUND. 
ANCHOR. 
DETAIN. 
KEEP ASTERN. 
SEND TO. 


ADVANCE, 
Boats. 
CENTER. 
CHASING VESSEI-S, 
FORCES. 


Reference 
Nos 


1653 

542 
1666 
4514 


4516 
4828 
4858 
3740 
5186 


5682 


4019 


1775 
3792 
6221 
1204 
1202 


6302 
6303 


6304 
6305 


6306 


446 


SIGNALS. 


SUPPORT..the vessel-s requiring it -.....-... 


SUPPRESSED..the mutiny has been 
Suppressed..the mutiny has not been. -... 


Suppressed ..the riot has been ..-......... 


SURF ':-on the bars heavy oie. se. aoe eee es 
Surf..is heavy ---..----.+-.--+----+----- 
Surfs. hows thet: 22 -pes.ece sen eee: 


SURF-BOAT-S..can be had ashore....--..... 
Surf-boat-s..is or are damaged. .-.-.-..... 
Surf-boat-s..is or have been repaired..... 


SURGEON Sig Sahore:..- sh os eee eee 


Assistant, repair on board this 
or the vessel designated. 


218 killed/ordesd =. 2 i PPS 


Surgeon. . 


Surgeon. 


Surgeon. .Passed Assistant, repair on board 
| of this or the vessel designated. 

Surgeon. repair on board of this or the ves- 
sel designated. 

Surgeon..send, on board of this or the ves- 
sel designated. 

Surgeon..send ashore ......-....-.- Bie sot 13 

Surgeon..send ashore for..... 22.26 .20k-- 

Surgeon..is too unwell to leave the ship-. 

Surgeon-sie wWounden =e a. ce etc ee ee 


SURGEONS..assemble on board this or the’ 
vessel designated. 
SURPRISE..us, the enemy may attempt to... 


Surprise..of the enemy, I intend to at- 
tempt a. 


Surprise. .us, the enemy has attempted-to. 
Surprise.. guard against a.:....--....-.-. 


SURRENDER... accept the /...-.... 2.2.2. 212. 
Surrender .. arrange for an immediate -...- 
Surrender .. arrange terms of...--...---.-- 
Surrender .. arrange for an unconditional... 
Surrender ..of the place, demand the....-. 
Surrender..demand an unconditional. .... 
Surrender ..the garrison has refused to.... 
Surrender ..terms of, have been arranged.. 


INDEX WORDS. 


VESSEL-S. 


MUTINY. 
MUTINY. 
RIoT. 


BAR, HEAVY. 
HEAVY. 
How? 

TOO HEAVY. 
VERY LITTLE. 


ASHORE. 
DAMAGED. 
REPAIRED. 


ASHORE. 


ASSISTANT, REPAIR. 


KILLED. 


PaAssED ASSISTANT. 


REPAIR. 
SEND. 


SEND. 
SEND. 
UNWELL. 
WOUNDED. 


ASSEMBLE. 
ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


ENEMY. 
GUARD AGAINST. 


ACCEPT. 


ARRANGE, IMMEDIATE. 


ARRANGE TERMS. 


ARRANGE, UNCONDIT’L 


DEMAND. 
DEMAND. 
REFUSED. 
TERMS, ARRANGED. 


Reference 
Nos 


1815 


1999 
2000 


2002 
4952 

587 
1618 
1620 
1619 
3558 


3959 


4866 || 


Signal 
Nos. 


6307 


6308 


447 


SIGNALS. 


SURRENDER ..terms of, have not been ar- 


ranged. 
SURRENDERED..the enemy has.........--. 


Surrendered. .the enemy’s land-forces have 


Surrendered..the enemy’s fort-s has or 
have been. 


Surrendered..the enemy’s fort-s has or 
have not been. 


Surrendered..the garrison has....-...-..-. 
Surrendered..the garrison has not ..-.---- 


Surrendered..our forces on shore have .... 


SURROUND..-and cut off the boats 


Surround..and cut off the detached ves- 
sel-s, 


Surround ..the enemy 


ee ee ee 


Surround..the entrance to the harbor ---. 


SOURROUNDED..the enemy is::.-.......--..- 
Surrounded..the enemy’s boats are 


Surrounded..the enemy’s vessels are 


SURVEY... Board of, will adjourn 


Survey -.call Board of, on all-ammunition 
damaged, and report the finding. 


Survey..make, of the approaches to the 
harbor. 


Survey ..Board of, will assemble on board 


of this or the vessel designated. 


Survey .. Board of, will convene at the time 
indicated. 
Survey .- Board of, is dissolved....-...-.---. 


Survey.-a, will be held on the engine-s of 
your vessel, 


Survey..a Medical Board of, will assemble 
on board of this or the vessel des- 


ignated. 
Survey. -seud boat-s to assist the......--- 
Survey .-Board-s of, transmit reports ....- 
SUSE EL. bss CONSpiracy 18.-*. +e eS we 
Suspected..our intentions are. .......--+-- 
Suspected..our movements are..---..----. 
SUSPEND:..coaling on Sunday.....-:. .-....- 


Suspend..from duty the Commander of 
the vessel designated. 


Suspend. . hostilities 


Suspend . Operations <i. asas. sock wn owls oe t's 


/ 


INDEX WorRDs. 


TERMS, ARRANG’D, NOT, 


JNEMY. 
ENEMY’S FORCES. 
ENEMY’S FORT-S. 


ENEMY’S FORT-S. 


GARRISON. 
GARRISON. 
OUR FORCES. 


BoatTs. 

DETACHED VESSEL-S. 
ENEMY. 

ENTRANCE, HARBOR. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY’S BOATS. 
ENEMY’S VESSELS. 


ADJOURN. 
AMMUNITION. 
APPROACHES. 
ASSEMBLE. 


CONVENE.. 


DISSOLVED. 
ENGINE -S. 


MEDICAL, ASSEMBLE. 


SEND BOAT-S. 
TRANSMIT REPORTS. 
CONSPIRACY. 


INTENTIONS. 
MOVEMENTS. 


COALING. 


COMMANDER. 


HOSTILITIES. 
OPERATIONS. 


| 


Referen i) 
Nos. 


A761 


2714 
4867 


2715 


2461 
3603 


4054 
4316 


4170 
4190 


4255 


2410 


5223 
5585 
3019 
3075 


448 


6311 


6312 


6313 


6314 


6315 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. 
SUSPEND.. preparations ........:-.-. oneeeee PREPARATIONS. 
Suspend ..all work on your vessel. ..-- ..-- Work. 
Suspend..all work on Sunday ...-.. ..---. WORK. 


SUSPICIOUS... boat-s or vessel-s has or have 
disappeared. 


Suspicious ..the chased vessel-s is or are -. 


Suspicious..the movements of the enemy 
are. 


Suspicious ..the strange sail is....-..----- 
Suspicious ..vessel, detain the .......- ere. 


SWAMPED >the boat bas$-- co... 2.) ee ee 
Swamped..the lighter-s has or have ...... 
SWASH-CHANNEL..-anchor in or near the 
entrance to. 
Swash-channeél:.i8 closed, -.......--<- cseee 
Swash-channelssenter DY,-.-- +25 ees 4ee eee 
Swash-channel..guard the entrance to .... 
Swash-channel-.i8 Open |. 2.2.2.5 en soeene 


SWAY..up lower yards and fid topmasts .... - 


SWEDISH..man-of-war flag, the one shown 
by the strange vessel is. 


Swedish. .merchant flag, the one shown by 
the strange vessel is. 


SWEEP. for VOureanenor= sec cease error 


SWELL..on the bar is going down ......-.... 
Swell..on the bar is heavy. .--......22-- 
Swell..on the bar is not heavy.....------ 


SWEPT..-.I have, for anchor unsuceessfully -. - 


BOAT-S, DISAPPEARED. 


CHASED VESSEL-S. 
MOVEMENTS, ENEMY. 


STRANGE SAIL. 
VESSEL, DETAIN. 


Boat. 
LIGHTER-S. 


ANCHOR. 
CLOSED. 
ENTER. 


GUARD, ENTRANCE. 
OPEN. 


LOWER YARDS, &C. 


MAN-OF-WAR FLAG, 


MERCHANT FLAG. 


ANCHOR. 


Bar. 
BaR, HEAVY. 
BaR, NOT HEAVY. 


ANCHOR. 


Swept..the channel, Ihave, for obstructions; CHANNEL, OBSTR’TIONS 


Swept..the channel, I have, for torpedoes. . 


SWING SHIP..for deviation of the compass. . 


CHANNEL, TORPEDOES, 


DEVIATION, COMPASS. 


Reference 
Nos 


1239 
2854 
2840 


3167 


449 


S 
Signal Sn ee oo 
Nos. oA =e INDEX WoRDs. & S 
7 2 
6316 
6317 
6318 
6319 
6320 
Peatiisee BU CISCPOUON @o oto. ces ee lcs eed ne ae DISCRETION. 3722 
Tack..or wear at discretion......-...-.-. DISCRETION. 3723 
Tack.. having regard for mutual conven- | MUTUAL CONVENI’NCE) 6092: 
ience and safety. 
faok-.in SUCCESSION. 2. 222-2. - 6-22 s-- SUCCESSION. 6292 
6321 ach LOPGtNens Jaci sae cess cae e ea aoe TOGETHER, 
CARESS ME te eg gomedia lll A al a aI Ra A 4921 
Tack ship..immediately....-...--- Anse IMMEDIATELY. 4922 
TACKED: the Admiral hast... ceo. once ADMIRAL. 815 
Tacked..the enemy has .......:........-. ENEMY. 4171 
Tacked..the leading vessel-s has or have..| LEADING. 5383 
Tacked..the strange vessel-s has or have. STRANGE VESSEL-S. 6290 
Bie cLNGrre OOD Vibe on- < tos sce wt cass Fos ENEMY. 4095 
Tacking .. the strange vessel is ....--.-.--- STRANGE VESSEL, 4925 
TACTICAL SIGNAL BOOK..I need..-....-.. NEED. 5629 
dactical Signal Book..use,.'...222 222-26 .22. USE. 6199 
TAKE..a full supply of ammunition on board-.| AMMUNITION. 1204 
Take. .bearing-s of the vessel-s or object-s | BEARING-S, 2238 
and report by compass signal. 
6322 Take.. the. boat-s in tow: ..2-2...200..-2.. BOAT-S, TOW. 
Take.. breakfast with them, the men going | BREAKEAST, 2580 
on duty will. 
renee OF LOGTO COG sons + ssa ae cao cee eee ‘COAL. ' 3009 
apes. CIOKE OIUOret = aoe Uewre<s .- seh ese ont CLOSE ORDER. 2961 
Take..a defensive position....-..---..--- DEFENSIVE POSITION, | 3529 
Take..dinner with them, the men going | DINNER. 3655 
on duty will. 
Take..dispatches to the Commander-in- | DISPATCHES. - 3786 
Chief or to the port or vessel desig- f 
nated. : < 
Take..fire-raft-s in tow and land or destroy | Firr-RArT=s. 4551 
it or them. 


29 N-S 


450 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. . 


TAKE.. fire-raft-s in tow and place it or them 
as directed. 

Take. . guard-duty 22208. \.aewen eects 
Take.. guard-duty and hoist the flag... --- 
Take.. guard or picket.station ahead...... 
Take.. guard or picket station astern. -.... 
Take.. guard or picket station on left flank 
Take.. guard or picket station on right flank 
Take.-.iron-clad-s in tow 


Take.-leave of the officers of the fleet to- 
morrow at the hour indicated, the 
Admiral or Commander-in-Chief 
will. 


Take..lookout or picket station.......... 
Take.. powder on board 


Take.. provisions on board.:.......-..-.. 


Take..a sheltered position, bomb-vessel—s 
will. 


Take..supper with them, the men going 
on duty will. 


Take..on board necessary supplies -...... 

6323 Take- 261 1"0 Wk, ovens Sees we ote eee 

6324 Take..in tow the boat-s or vessel-s desig- 
nated, I am unable to. 

6325 Take.. water on. board... 0. ti. 2.s esse. 


TAKE ADVANTAGE. .of the darkness to run | 
in. 


Take advantage..of the darkness torun out. 


Take advantage. .of the darkness to run past 
the enemy’s fort-s or battery-ies. 


Take advantage..of the darkness to sound 
‘out the channel. 


Take advantage..of the darkness to with- | 
draw. 


Take advantage..of the ebb-tide 


Take advantage..of the enemy’s crippled 
condition. 


Take advantage..of the flood-tide -......-.. 

Take advantage ..of the moon to accomplish 
your object. 

Take advantage..of every opportunity to | 
annoy the enemy. 

Take advantage..of the slack-water....--. 

Take advantage..of the weather and state 
of the atmosphere to gain a favor- 
able position. for attacking the 
enemy. 


FIRE-RAFT-S. 


GUARD. 

GUARD. 

GUARD, AHEAD. 
GUARD, ASTERN, 
GUARD, LEFT. 
GUARD, RIGHTY. 
IRON-CLAD-S, TOW. 
LEAVE, ADMIRAL. 


LOOKOUT, STATION. 
POWDER. 
PROVISIONS. 
SHELTERED POSITION. 


SUPPER. 


SUPPLIES. 
Tow. 
Tow, UNABLE. 


WATER. 


DARKNESS, RUN IN. 


DARKNESS, RUN OUT. 
DARKNESS, RUN PAST. 


DARKNESS, SOUND. 
DARKNESS, WITHDRAW 


EBB-TIDE. 
ENEMY’S CONDITION. 


FLOOD-TIDE. 
Moon, 


OPPORTUNITY. 


SLACK-WATER. 
WEATHER, ATTACKING 


Nos. 


Reference 


AD1 


Sienal Z 
Roe. SIGNALS. 


TAKE ADVANTAGE. .of the present or first 
favorable weather to recon- 
noiter the enemy’s position. 


TAKE DISTANCE..from the battery-ies or 
enemy’s works the number 
of yards indicated by nu- 
meral signal. 


Take distance.. vessels will, the number of 
cable-lengths indicated by 
numeral signal. 


TAKE“IN«-albshib s. 100: SER eR eC LL 
Take in..fore-and-aft sails - ... 5. ---<-c8 
DUKE: S1OTC-OPSAIN ton iae ss sin ve axis ods aces 


Take in. .fore-topmast staysail ......----. 


LORIE LOCH ici oan ina lawic.aimedd hae ote 
Take m-.and furl light sails .-..........- 
Lake in..main-topsail ..-.-..-2-2. ..---. 2 
Pie altn: MLAATISGAL soe both > wd el ns nea 
Take in. -mizzen-topsail Moke swore ean on ae 
UEC lie LO VALE Gaetan ote eee se ln 
Tale m..all square sails: 2.22.22 225- 22-6: 
Take in..studding-sails . Sica eager 
6326 Take in. .topgallant-sails ...--..--..-.-- 
6327 ake hODSAlS a oo ks. ys a te 


TAKE OBSERVATIONS .. for azimuth, and 
report result. 


Take observations ..for latitude, and report 
result. 


Take observations ..for time, and report re- 
sult. 
6328 | TAKE POSITION. 
Lake POSON, -ANGAd. <7 ccaas be- cess owe 
6329 Take position..assigned you..........---. 


Take position..to assist the vessel-s en- 
gaging the enemy. 


Take nosition. -patert.. 12. 56 soa pom eee 


Take position.. the bomb-vessel-s will -.-. 
Take position..inside the enemy .....---- 
Take position..on the left of the line .....- 
Take position. .to protect the small vessels. 


Take position. .to protect ordnance or sup- 
ply vessels. 


Take position..on the right of the line.... 
TAKE POSSESSION ..of the chased vessel-s. 


INDEX WORDS. 


WEATHER, RECONNOI- |. 


TER. 


BATTERY-IES, YARDS. 


VESSELS. 


ALL SAIL. 
FORE-AND-AFT SAILS. 
FoRE-TOPSAIL. 
FORE-TOPM’T STAYS’L, 
FORESAIL. 

LIGHT SAILS. 
MAIN-TOPSAIL, 
MAINSAIL, 
MIZZEN-TOPSAIL, 
ROYALS. 

SQUARE SAILS. 
STUDDING-SAILS. - 
TOPGALLANT-SAILS. 
TOPSAILS. 


AZIMUTH, REPORT. 
LATITUDE, REPORT. 


TIME, REPORT. 


AHEAD. 
ASSIGNED. 
ASSIST, VESSEL-S. 


ASTERN. 
BOMB-VESSEL-S. 
INSIDE, ENEMY. 

LEFT, LINE. 

PROTECT, SM’LL VES’LS 
PROTECT, SUPPLY. 


RIGHT, LINE. 


CHASED VESSEL-S. 


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452 


Signal 


Nos. 


63 


30 


SIGNALS. 


TAKE POSSESSION..do not, of the chase, 
cas prize, vessel, or enemy. 


Take possession. .of the place.......-- “ages fh 
Take possession..of the prize-S.....---..- 
Take possession..of the vessel-s......---. 


TAKE REFUGE..inside the bay or harbor. -- 
Take refuge..inside the reefs or islands -- - 


TAKE STA TIONSS 320s ore eae crea eee eS eieioe ak * 


Take station-s..ahead of this or vessel des- 
ignated, 


Take station-s..ahead, the division or 

squadron designated will. 

Take station—s..ahead, within signa! dis- 
’ tance, 


Take station-s ..astern of this or vessel des- 
ignated. 


Take station-s..astern, the division or 
squadron designated will. 


Take station-s..astern, within signal dis- 
tance. 
Take station—s..in closé order .........--- 


Take station-s..in close order, around the 
crippled vessels. 


Take station-s..in close order, around un- 
armed vessels. 


Take station-s. .for the day, inside the bar. 


Take station-s-.. divisional command’rs will, 
in their proper numerical 
positions in the fleet. | 


Take station-s..inside the enemy’s line... . 


Take station-s..on left flank, squadrons 
designated will. 


Take station-s..on left flank, within sig- 
nal distance. 


Take station-s..in the center of the main 
channel, 


Take station=s..to guard the main channel. 


Take station-s..for the night inside the 
bar. 


Take station-s.-in open order. .....-..---- 


Take station-s..on the port beam of this 
_or the vessel designated. 


Take station-s..on the port bow of this or 
the vessel designated. 


Take station-s..on the port quarter of this 
or the vessel designated. 


Take station-s.-in the prescribed order .. - 


InprExX Worps. 


Do NoT. 


PLACE. 
PRIZE-S. 
VESSEL-S. 


INSIDE, BAY. 
INSIDE, REEFS. 


ee reece weer 


AHEAD. 
AHEAD. 
AHEAD. 
ASTERN. 
ASTERN. 
ASTERN. 


CLOSE ORDER. 
CLOSE ORDER. 


CLOSE ORDER, 


DAY, INSIDE, 


DIVISIONAL COMMAND-| $ 


ERS. 


INSIDE, ENEMY’S. 
LEFT FLANK. 


LEFT FLANK. 
MAIN CHANNEL. 


MAIN CHANNEL, 
NIGHT, INSIDE. 


OPEN ORDER. 
PORT BEAM. 


PorRT Bow. 
PORT QUARTER. 


PRESCRIBED ORDER. 


Reference 
N 


6255 


5813 


5814 


5815 


6256 


453 


| 8 
= ¢ A. 
ales SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. = 3 
INOS. 4 / 
ce | 
TAKE STATION-S..on the right flank, squad- | RIGHT FLANK. 6247 
rons indicated will., 
Take station-s..on right flank, within sig- | RIGHT FLANK. | 6248 
nal distance. 
Take station-s..on the starboard beam of | STARBOARD BEAM. 6235 | 
this or the ves’! designated. : 
- Take station-s..on the starboard bow of | STARBOARD Bow. 6236 | 
this or the ves’! designated. 
Take station-s.-on the starboard quarter of | STARBOARD QUARTER. | 6237 | 
| this or the ves’! designated. | 
Take station-s..to guard the swash-channel| SWASH-CHANNEL, 6249 
Take station-s.. without unnecessary delay} WITHOUT, DELAY. 6250 | 
TAKEN... possession has not been ..-.-.-..--. POSSESSION, NOT. 5234 
TAKEN REFUGE..the boats or vessels ies Boats. | 5977 | 
under the reefs or islands. | ! 
| Taken refuge..the enemy has, in the bay..| ENEMY. 4137 | 
Taken refuge..the enemy has, under the | ENEMY. 4138 
guns of the fort. 
Taken refuge..the transports have, in the | TRANSPORTS. 5980 | 
_bay or sound. 
TAHITIAN..the flag shown by the strange | FLAG. 4617 
vessel is. | 
y e 
Portes L -18 COSLLOVOU: xian n'a shar asians Ge DESTROYED. 3097 
Target..lay out, in the direction to be| Lay our. 5375 


shown by compass signal, 
and at the distance shown, 
by numeral signal, in yards. ; 


rEg eies DIG UN Ss tence oc sere cea s v3 x's > PICK UP. 5779 || . 
Target... place FAPCHOT: Off sig. oa eho. ue ta eS PLACE, FARTHER. 5800 
argc lacs Neat OF =.s5 22220. oe ads oa | PLACE, NEARER. | 5801 | 
Target. .place, more to port ...........--- PLACE, Port. 5798 | 
* Target.-place, more to starboard ......... | PLACH, STARBOARD. 5799 | 


TARGET-FIRING -.- exercise at, with great | EXERCISE, GR’AT GUNs| 4394 
guns. | 


Target-firing .. exercise at, with small-arms) EXERCISE, SM’LL-ARMs| 4395 | 


TELEGRAPH WIRE..or cable, cut or destroy, | Cur, DESTROY. 3378 
if possible. 
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION..is cut| Cur orr. 3155 
off. 
Telegraphic communication..is opened ....- OPENED. 3156 
6331 | TELEGRAPHIC DICTIONARY. -use ........ USE. 
TELEGRAPHIC SIGNALS. -communicate by.| COMMUNICATE. 3137 | 
TEN-SECOND-FU ZE RANGE..commence ac- | COMMENCE, ACTION. 691 | 
tion when witbin. 


e ! 
) . | : 
—————————————————— rr Ne | 


6332 


| 6333 


6334 


454 


SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. 
TENDER. -await the arrival of the ...--..--. AWAIT ARRIVAL. 
Tender..come within hail......-.-...-... COME. 
~ Tender... detain the .. ob me une haw pte tte Cem ee DETAIN. 
Tender... £0 1Rt0, POTh -- a ane tee ae ae Go. 
Tender .. proceed to a safe anchorage... .-- PROCEED. 
Tender..send, to this or the vessel desig- |} SEND TO. 
nated. 
TENTS. .needed for troops on shore .......-.. NEEDED, TROOPS, 
TERMINATE..the armistice will, on the day |} ARMISTICE. 
and at the hour which will be 
communieated by signal. 
Terminate..the armistice will, when the | ARMISTICE. 
flag of truce is hauled down. 
Terminate..all intercourse .......--...-..- INTERCOURSE. 
Terminate... the interview <.. 22. 2246 «nso INTERVIEW. 
TERMINATED... the armistice has -.......-.. ARMISTICE. 
TERMS : ‘offered, accept the..-.-5...2.. 22... ACCEPT. 
Terms .. offered, do not accept ..--...----- ACCEPT. 
Terms. our, ale accepted. .-.-2 4) esac wees oe ACCEPTED. 
Terms. .of the enemy, decline the proposed.; ENEMy’s, DECLINE. 
Terms. .our, are not ACCOPLER ona. see eet NOT ACCEPTED. 
Terms ..of surrender have been agreed upon| SURRENDER, AGREED. 
Terms. .of surrender have not been agreed SURRENDER, AGREED. 
upon. . 
Terms..of surrender, arrange .........--. SURRENDER, ARRANGE 
TEST. .compass—es by swinging ship for local | COMPASS-Es. 
deviation. 
THREATEN. -the-epemy. ) as eas eo oeetew es ENEMY. 
Threaten. .the DIGCOW cl. ee ee ee Lease PLACE, 
THREATENED. :the army is .5.--.5-.25--:-% ARMY. 
Threatened: -the arsenal 18 ...-.. ..2.-----: ARSENAL. 
Threatened . our boats are....-..--.---:-- Boats. 
Threatened..the dock-yard is......-...--.-- DOCK-YARD. 
Threatened 1 BOY. ¢ use ahiee cae aera I AM. 
Threatened ..left wing'18......--.-...-----| LEFT WING. 
Threatened. the place is -.-- >. <e-2-- --- PLACE. 
Threatened. .the reat i8.c../s-ssi-.00.8 eee. REAR. 
Threatened ..the right wing-18.-...:...... RIGHT WING. 
Threatened .. with starvation, the people are} STARVATION. 
Threatened..we are.....----. Pat ea WE ARE. 
THROW OVERBOARD. carso 22. os auoee CARGO. 


Reference 
Nos 


5226 
5231 
1532 


588 | 
583 
590 

3509 
591 

6306 

6307 


1620 | 
3165 


5d47 
5802 
1604 
1697 
2462 
3896 
5048 
5402 
5803 


6052 
5776 


27h2 


6335 


THROW OVERBOARD.. guns 


AB5 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WORDS. 


Reference 
Nos 


THROW UP..battery-ies or breastworks im- 
mediately. 


Throw up. earthworks. .2... os. 22s ena see 


THROWN OVERBOARD..guns have been. -. 
Thrown overboard..guns have not been..-. 


TIDE? wher will it change?. ...'. ..5.-5..5.2% 


Tide.. will change at the hour indicated | 
by numeral signal. 


BP IAL ose feta cae ne PE Oe BAM SE 


Tide..ebb, will cease at the hour which 
will be designated. 


Tide..ebb, will make at the hour which 
will be designated. 


Tide..is flood 


Tide..flood, will cease at the hour which 
will be designated. 


Tide..flood, will make at the hour which 
will be designated. 


EERE SI ABS UMEN E's one eles has, ese 
TMGT ROC TIE HDOL Lae Ont festa sae o aiewe om 
Tide... keep OUR LCi es vin veka s eee one e 
Tide. .is slack 
Tide..or current is too strong to stem .... 


erreos- st eeeee see eet eee eee wee 


Tide. .or current is very strong. .----..--- 


TIME. -designated, all aboard by-.-..-.-.-.--.---- 


Time. .there will be ample, for the people 
to get their breakfast. 


Time..tbere will be ample, for the people 
to get their dinner. 


Time. -there will be ample, for the people 
to get their supper. 


Time. .or hour of the day or night is shown. | 
(See Hour.) 


TOGETHER..tack 
EUGHNOT fo WEAD ac sec taka cans cavienertnens 


-eewe st eee ee eeee eee eee wees 


TO-MORROW .. Admiral or Commander-in- 
Chief will inspect the vessel-s in- 
dicated, at the hour which will be 
shown by numeral signal. 


To-morrow. .the Admiral or Commander-in- 
‘Chief will take leave of the officers 
of the fleet or station, at the hour 
which will be indicated by numeral 
signal. 


BATTERY-IES, BREAST- 
WORKS. 


EARTHWORKS. 


GUNS. 
GUNS, NOT. 
CHANGE ? 


CHANGE. 


EBB. 
EBB, WILL CEASE, 


EBB, WILL MAKE. 


FLOOD. 
FLOOD, WILL CEASE, 


FLOOD, WILL MAKE. 


How ? 

KEEP. 

KEEP. 

SLACK. 

TOO STRONG. 
VERY STRONG. 


ALL ABOARD. 
AMPLE, BREAKFAST: 


AMPLE, DINNER, 
AMPLE, SUPPER. 


SIZOWN. 


TACK. 
WEAR. 


ADMIRAL, INSPECT. 


ADMIRAL, TAKE LEAVE. 


or 
[=] 
S 
eo) 


2194 


4004 


5010 
5OLL 


IR32 
2833 
4013 
4017 
4011 


4664 
4670 


4671 


5115 
5307 
5308 
6205 
3373 
3372 
1033 
1208 
1209 
1210 


5105 


6321 


816 


6336 


456 


SIGNALS. - InpEx Worps. 


TO-MORROW MORNING..the attack will be} ATTACK. 
made, at the hour indicated. 


To-morrow morning ..sail at daylight.-..... SAIL, DAYLIGHT. 


TONS OF COAL..how many, do you require?) CoaL? 


Tons of coal..on board will be shown by | COAL. 
numeral signal. 


TOO FAR AHEAD..do not keep ....-..... ..| Do Nor KEEP. 
TOO FAR ASTERN..do not keep .-.--.-..- Do NOT KEEP. 
TOO HEAVY -)the sorivisocr eee eee SuRF. 

TOO BIGH. Bring isso pst o.. se eee eee ce FIRING. 

TOO LONG 2Soyourduzesmrer re... eee eee FUZES. 

TOO “LOW HPN aie ies oem eee FIRING. 

TOO SHOAL <athe mater is 255.4 sete see see WATER. 

TOO SHORT... your fazes BIOs sl se ck ee ene FUZES. 


TOO THREATENING .. the weather is, to | MESA CELE, MOVE. 
move at present. 


TOO UNWELL..the Admiral is, to attend to | ADMIRAL. 
business. 


Too unwell..the commanding officer is, to | COMMANDING OFFICER) : 


leave the ship. 
Too unwell..the Surgeon is, to leave the | UNWELL, SURGEON. 


ship. 

TOPGALLANT MAST..fore, is sprung ...-... | SPRUNG, FORE. 
Topgallant mast..main, is sprung....---.- | SPRUNG, MAIN. 
Topgallant mast..mizzen, is sprung ..-.-.-... | SPRUNG, MIZZEN. 

TOPGALLANT MASTS..fid...--....-2.....- | Fi. 

Topgallant masts. -house .....2..+..-.--.-. HOUSE. 

Topgallant masts..send down...-..-...--.. | SEND DOWN. 
Topgallant masts..send up ..-...---.-----| SEND UP. 

Topgallant masts ..stump, send up ..-...-.| SEND UP STUMP. 
Topgallant masts ..shift ..---..--..-..---- SHIFT. 

Topgallant masts..exercise at shifting ....| SHIFTING, EXERCISE. 


TOPGALLANT AND ROYAL YARDS..exer- | EXERCISE. 


cise, 
Topgallant and royal yards. .send down.... SEND DOWN. 
Topgallant and royal yards..send up .----- SEND UP. 


Topgallant and royal yards..send up, and | SEND UP, LOOSE SAILS. 
loose sails. 


Topgallant and royal yards..send up, and | SEND UP, LOOSE SAILS. | 


loose sails to a bowline. 


Reference 
Nos 


3867 
3868 
6302 
4563 
4840 
4564 


4841 


6068 
6069 
5461 


ABT 


Signs SIGNALS. InpEX Worps. 
| TOPGALLANT SAILS... set. ..- 22.2222. .2222. | ser, 
Topgatlant sails..take in.........--.....'- TAKE IN. 
TOPGALLANT YARD..fore, is sprung. ......| SPRUNG, FORE. 
Topgallant yard..main, is sprung ....-..- SPRUNG, MAIN. 
Topgallant yard..mizzen, is sprung.....-. | SPRUNG, MIZZEN. 
TOPGALLANT YARDS..-exercise sending up | EXERCISE. 
and down. 
Topgallant yards..send down..........--- SEND DOWN. 
Topgallant yards..send up ...--.....----- SEND UP. 
é Topgallant yards..send up, and loose sails.| SEND UP, LOOSE SAILS, 
Topgallant yards..send up, and loose sail | SEND UP, LOOSE SAILS, 
to a bowline. 
OENUA DS. -c10le; is) Sprun pe n> --'0.!.2. 525 255-58 FORE. 
POU Usb. LOalils 18 BPYUN sw mene cn secon es MAIN. 
Topmast..mizzen, is sprung See ae es « | MIZZEN. 
TOPMASTS.-.complain under present sail ....| COMPLAIN. 
Topmasts..fid, and send up lower yards-..| FIb. 
Topmasts.-house,. and send down lower | HousE. 
yards. ° ; 
RUIN ARG 2 SING Soars when win ata se me ee SHIFT. 
Topmasts..exercise shifting...-.......... SHIFTING, EXERCISE. 
6338 Topmasts..will not carry present sail. .... WILL NOT CARRY. 
SCPE ot Pere ONGe SO tines oat aide Ue ae cid cs scoala cn - FORE, SET. 
opaaries tore; fakeGan. 58s) fou o. eee. ot FORE, TAKE IN, 
Peppsitre TUM BOl, wows. ven ccasce< as 2a ss MAIN, SET. 
PePpeOR Ee IIs LAKO TINS ceo Sete ce «sae ens MAIN, TAKE IN. 
POpHAlY NISZEN Robe w cess wok sl ieee oc oe MIZZEN, SET. 
Topsail. .mizzen, take in.....--. ...+---- MIZZEN, TAKE IN. 

: POCA Ley Band ee ates wen et, 8 ....| BEND. _ 
Topsails..and courses, bend......-..----- COURSES, BEND. 
Topsails..and courses, unbend ....-..---.- CoursEs, UNBEND. | 
Topsails..exercise at loosing and furling..| EXERCISE, LOOSING. 
Topsails..exercise at reefing ...-..-...-.- EXERCISE, REEFING. 
Topsails. -exercise at shifting .....-...--..-. EXERCISE, SHIFTING. 
Topsails..reef.—[If more than one reef, | REEF. | . 
the number will be shown. ] 

LODSGNG BBG kilns -iai4a'd'sm ss gin de eee SET. - 

Topsails..shake reef-s out of.—[If more | SHAKE REEF. 

: than one, the number will be 
shown. ] ’ 
RODSUW se BE Gee oo lace oaks mee ae SHIFT. 
| TODSHITS SORKIN O53 os a ore 9 Soe Caleb nt Crary TAKE IN. 


Reference 
Nos 


Do 
oy oa 
© D 
a dD 


4728 | 


5497 


5565 


4398 


6143 | 
6144 
5459 | 


5460 


3415 | 
3425 

3430 | 
| 3174 


A507 
3917 


6176 | 


4399 


AT34 © 


A735 
5500 


5501 


5568 | 
5569 


2957 | 
2250 | 
3314 | 


4400 
4386 
4401 


5961 


6167 | 


5966 


6177 


6327 


— 


458 


Signal 
Nos. SIGNALS. 
6339 | TOPSAIGS. -unbends...o soe. Son oe cae 
TOPSAIL YARD. -fore, is sprung ..--...---.. 
Topsail yard. .main, is sprung..-.-....-.. 
Topsail yard..mizzen, is sprung ..--..---. 
Topsail yard /ShikG £006}. So ae ce ere = 2 
Topsail yard..shift main -.....-----.----- 
Topsail yard. .shift mizzen ....-...'....--.-. 


TOPSAIL YARDS.-send down. -2- 22.70.23. 
Topsail yards ..send up 


seme eee See ewes ee ew ot 
ere ec cee eee we ee we ee ee ee 


Topsail yards. . shift 
Topsail yards. .exercise at shifting...--..-. 


TORPEDO-BOAT-S..- accompany 


advance and attack the 
enemy. 


Torpedo-boat-s .. 


Torpedo-boat-s..are approaching 


Torpedo-boat-s..attack the enemy’s-.----. 


Torpedo-boat-s..attack the enemy with. .. 


Torpedo-boat-s..concentrate attack upon 
enemv’s. 
Torpedo-boat-s. .the enemy reported to have 
Torpedo-boai—s . -@X€TCIS@: .- --- -- =.=. woe 
Torpedo-boat-s. .fit, for exercise. ..-..----- 
Torpedo-boat-s .. fit, for service.....---..-- 


will go ahead in the pre- 
scribed order. 


Torpedo-boat-s . . 


Torpedo-boat-s .. keep a sharp lookout for. . 


TOTAL LOSS..the cargo will be or isa...-.. 


TOW ..ahead 
Tow .. alongside 


ee 


Tow.-.take the boats in tow. ....c:. s.-c<; 


Torpedo-boat-s..vessel-s seen is or are 
enemy’s. 
TORPEDOES..the channel is clear of.-.....- 
Torpedoes ..obstruct channel with ........ 
Torpedoes ..channel is obstructed with. --.. 
Torpedoes ..I have dragged the channel fo1 
Torpedoes o3 OMBTCISO ngs colienh aber anes eee 
Torpedoes .. loOkOaG TORS x5 sestsaaees vere 
Torpedoes .. T have endeavored to remove the 
Torpedoes..search for ..----.--- Bret oats, & 


TORTUOUS... the entrancess) secs bee eee 


INDEX WORDS. . 


UNBEND. 


FORE, SPRUNG. 
MAIN, SPRUNG. 
MIZZEN, SPRUNG. 
SHIFT FORE. 
SHIFT MAIN. 
SHIFT MIZZEN. 


SEND DOWN. / 
SEND UP. 
SHIFT. 


SHIFTING. 


ACCOMPANY. 
ADVANCE. 


APPROACHING. 
ATTACK. 
ATTACK. 
CONCENTRATE. 


ENEMY. 
EXERCISE. 
FIT, EXERCISE. 
FIT, SERVICE. 
GO AHEAD. 


LOOKOUT, FOR. 
VESSEL-S, SEEN. 


CHANNEL, CLEAR. 
CHANNEL, OBSTRUCT. 
CHANNEL, OBSTRUCTED 
DRAGGED CHANNEL. 
EXERCISE. 

LOOKOUT. 

REMOVE. 

SEARCH. 


ENTRANCE. 
CaAnhGo. 


AHEAD. 


| ALONGSIDE, 


BOATS. 


Reference 


Nos. 


4579 


4580 
Jor 


5454 


4242 


2835 
2847 
2848 
2840 
4404 
5453 
4065 
3926 


4322 


6340 
6341 


6342 
6343 


TOWING-HAWSER-S..send for 
NS a 


459 


INDEX WoRDs. 


vessel-s indicated. 
7ow..can you, the vessel? ..-... ... 22.22 
omeemamraan Ol 2.6. eo. SSS 
Tow ..coal-vessel alongside the wharf .... 


Tow..coal-vessel alongside of this or the 
vessel designated. 


Tow..coal-vessel clear of this or the ves- 
sel designated. 


Tow..disabled vessels out of action..-.-- 

Tow..disabled vessels into action .....--- 

Tow. .disabled vessels into port or anchor- 
age. 

Poa CUOMITON-CIBOSB oso hs oo kl cine ne 

RUG TIDITLEL TS. « cae cata s Swicdin Sea cone 


Tow..the lighter-s clear of this or the 
vessel designated. 


Tibet NG iy ese oe we ook et eee 


Tow.-.the mortar or bomb vessels to their 


stations. 
Tow ..the ordnance-vessel.............--. 
Tow..prepare'to be taken in. ..-:....-... 


Tow..the prize-s to leeward of the fleet... 


Tow..the prize-s to windward of the 
fleet. 


Tow..vessels whose numbers or distin- 
guish’g-pennants are shown, steam- 
ers indicated will. 


ips TG GLANS POTUBae oe oeisae canal oe wo 
Tow..the turreted vessel—-s ............-. 


Tow..the boat-s or vessel-s designated, I 
am unable to: 


Tow..the vessel designated ........-..--- 
Tow..the water-tank-s alongside .....--. 
OMe Oa br DOCG: Bic 6 5k ete eis aoe wet 
Paw. boat send M6 a: 2. ~c.-100 sae eee 
TOW-BOAT..send me another............... 
Tow-boat..I will send you ates Seen 
TOWING..in need of assistance by .:---...-. 


Towing .. this vessel is overstrained by.... 
Towing ..the strange vessel, boats are ---. 
Towing .. the strange vessel, steamer is.-.. 


TOW ..gunboats will take in, the boat-s or | BoaT-s, VESSEL-S. 


CAN YOu? 
CAST OFF. 
COAL-VESSEL. 
COAL-VESSEL, 


COAL-VESSEL, 


DISABLED VESSELS. 
DISABLED VESSELS. 
DISABLED VESSELS. 


TRON-CLAD-S. 
LIGHTER-S. 
LIGHTER-S. 


ME. 
MoOrTAR-VESSEL-S. 
MOoORTAR-VESSELS. 


ORDNANCE, 
PREPARE. 
PRIZE- S, LEEWARD. 


PRIZE-S, WINDWARD. 


STEAMERS, 


TRANSPORT-S. 
TURRETED. 
UNABLE. 


VESSEL, 
WATER-TANK-S. 
NEED. 


ASSISTANCE, 
OVERSTRAINED. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 
STRANGE VESSEL, 


SEND FOR, 


ference 
Nos 


Si ] , 
igna enor AS. 


Re 


2691 

788 
3013 
1094 


3014 


3678 
3679 
3680 


5240 
5427 
5428 


| 6323 


5077 
2518 


5724 
5845 
5881 
5882 


6267 


6324 


460 


a 


Saki SIGNALS. , INDEX Worps. 
| sa 

TOW-LINE.. cast lof thé> o>... oeeeeeee, CAST OFF. 
Tow-line: haul ins orae. ees wee eee aes 2 HAvL. 
Tow-line..1 must cast off.........-.. Mas MUST CAST OFF. 
Tow-line... has parted 2.2. wa. see ees oe PARTED. 
Tow-line..pay out more...-....- Serres, PAY OUT. 
Tow-line.. L TEQUITO Awa ete ee eee ee REQUIRE. 
T0w-ine. SeN0 Bee eee Butea ones SEND. 
Tow-line.. shortem in’. <2. -'s-- es esse pie si SHORTEN. 

TOWN..enemy has abandoned the. ...-..-.-.. ABANDONED. 
Town..attack the enemy’s ...-......----- ATTACK. 
Town has eapitulareds,. uc. sees 5 ect er CAPITULATED. 
Town ..or place, come off the..---....-.. ComME. 
Town... direct your fire upon .......---... -| DIRECT. 
Town .. CVOCuabe, Lie. Se cts. co amcce eee cere EVACUATE. 
Town: .fire at-center of. /......0-2- .. ....| FIRE, CENTER. 
Town =. city, or'place is on-fire...U....-.-- ON FIRE. 
Town. or-place; shell thé. 22: -s-2- ee SHELL. 

TRAIN .. your guns upon the suspicious | GUNs. 

vessel. 
Train..your guns upon the fort or bat- Guys, FORT. 
tery. 

Train..your guns upon the town. .....-.. | GUNS, TOWN. 


TRAINED... keep your guns, upon the enemy-| GUNS. 


Trained .. keep your guns, upon the fort or | GUNS, FORT. 
battery. 


Trained.. keep your guns, upon the town-.| GUNS, TOWN. 
TRANSACT .. the business intrusted to you | BUSINESS. 


and return with the least pos- 
sible delay. 


Transact .. official business, the Admiral or | OFFICIAL BUSINESS. 
Commander. in-Chief will, with 
commanding officers daily, be- 
tween the hours of a. m. 
and —- p. m. which will be 
shown by numeral signal. 


6344  TRANSFER.. accounts of persons ordered, or | ACCOUNTS. 
of those which will be ordered, 
withont delay. 


Transfer ..the Admiral’s or Commander-in- | ADMIRAL’S FLAG. 


Chiet’s flag to the vessel desig- 
nated, 
Tranafer--thé Garsoe seees nee te alee CARGO. 
Transfer ..the men ... 5. «ces kee Oat MEN. 
: Transfer. the officersac: .-f22.b ese ane: OFFICERS. 
Transfer .. the stores: is. hence eee ek STORES. 
| 


Reference 


461 


| 
| 


“lee SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 
eae SFERRED..persons’ accounts have not | ACCOUNTS. 

been received from the ves- | 

sel-s which will be designated 
Transferred..accounts have been. ....-... ACCOUNTS. 
Transferred..men have been .......-..... MEN. 
Transferred... officers have been. .......... OFFICERS ° 
Transferred..stores have been.-........-.. STORES. 

TRAN SMIT.-reports in duplicate...... 2.2... REPORTS, 
Transmit. .report-s, Board-s of Survey will, REPorTs, SURVEY. 
Transmit..sentence of Court-Martial to | SENTENCE, CoURr. 

the Commander-in-Chief. 

TRANSPORT-S..accompany the ......-..-..!. ACCOMPANY. 
Transpori-s..is or are aground ....-..-... AGROUND. 
Transport-s.-anchor near the...-.....--. ANCHOR. 

_ Dransport-s..arm the...--..----..- ere ARM. 
. movTyansnort-s assist the ~.2... s..... da ASSIST. 


Transport-s.-keep astern of the, and pro- 
tect it or them. 


Transport-s..enemy’s, attack the......:.. 
Transport-s.:1s or are aweigh ........---. 


Transport-s..convoy, to its or their place 
; of destination. 


Transport-s..or other urarmed vessel-s 
about to part company, con- 
voy tothe portor place which 
will be indicated. 


Transport—s..detain the:.........---:--+- 


Transport-s..has or have entered the bay, 
harbor, or place which will 
be designated by signal. 


Transport-s..is or are leaking badly..---. 


Transport-s..strange vessel-s seen is or 
are American. 


Transport-s..the strange vessel-s seen is 
or are, with troops. 


Transport-s..has or have taken refuge in 
the bay or sound. 


ASTERN, PROTECT. 


ATTACK ENEMY’S. 
AWEIGH. 
Convoy. 


CONVOY, 


DETAIN. 
ENTERED. 


LEAKING. 


~ 


STRANGE, AMERICAN. 


STRANGE, TROOPS. 


TAKEN REFUGE. 


Transport-s_- tow the esos. 2 uae sk coe Tow. 
TREASURE..land, under a strong guard.-...| LAND. 
Treasure..J have, on board. +-.-:... wa «/se--} ON BOARD. 
Treasure..receive, for safe-keeping -...--.| RECEIVE. 
Treasure: S000 TOE GG )s 2 o.6- o> sane nos eee SEND 
Treasure..send the, to this or the vessel | SEND. 


designated. 


TREATY. .of alliance has been entered into by 
the nations whose flags are 
shown. 


ALLIANCE, ENTERED. 


i 


Reference 
Nos. 


644 


1291 
1500 
1332 
1890 


1967 
2071 
3272 


3273 


3638 
4303 


5389 
1137 


6282 
5980 


6340 
5345 
5700 
5071 
6151 
6152 


1043 


AG2 


6346 


ei SIGNALS. 
=| : St a 

TREATY..of alliance has been entered into 
with the nation-s whose flag-s 

will be shown after this signal. 
Treaty ..stipulations, conform strictly to-. 
Treaty . .of peace has been signed.......-..- 
TRIAL-TRIP..make, in your vessel .......... 
Trial-trip..has been satisfactory -..-.-..-.- 
| 6345 Trial-trip..has been unsatisfactory -..---- 


TRICE, UP sao wnitgs'to; dry foe reese es 
Trice up.. propeller and make sail ....---- 
Trice up..scrubbed hammocks.........--- 
Trice up: washed clothes 225 sos 20-2 


3 TRIM SHIP. ofan even keel ice. eee eee 


Tytia bhi 10t Speed fen eee ee ea eee eee 


TRIPOLITAN..the flag shown by the vessel 


seen Is. 

TROOPS..cassist: the, to land 2: 722. eee eee 
Troops.-await the arrival of .........---- 
Troops: disembaric (he). 5 = ee aa ae ee 
Troope.embarkt$he 5 o> 3/04. sank ae eee 
Troops..ate embarked 17.2%. (2-2 22. See 
Troops..are expected to arrive soon..... 


Troops ..- how many, can you accommodate 
on board for the day or for the 
number of days indicated by nu- 
meral signal ? 


Troops..or force operating on shore are in 
need of ammunition. 


Troops..on shore need provisions....-...- 
Troops ..on shore need tents..............- 
TROPHIES: :collectithe ata.) o2-c6. sie aia 
Trophies - land (ihe in eee sp mee enews 
Trophies : preserve the. 22 -.- (2. eae een 


Trophies..seud, to the flag-ship or to the 
vessel designated. 


Trophies ..send, to the Navy Department. - 
TRUCE..is agreed upon with the enemy, to 
commence when the white flag, ee. 


Truce..has been broken by the enemy, and 
will cease when the flag is hauled 
down. 


Truce..a, has been declared by contending 
armies, 


e-seereree ee ee ewes 


Truce..do not consent to a 


INDEX Worpbs. 


ALLIANCE, ENTERED. 


CONFORM. 
PEACE, SIGNED. 


MAKE. 

SATISFACTORY. 
UNSATISFACTORY. 
AWNINGS. 

PROPELLER. 
ScruBBED HaMMOCKS. 
WaASIIED CLOTHES, 


EVEN KEEL. 


SPEED. 


HWGAG. 


ASSIST, LAND. 
AWAIT ARRIVAL. 
DISEMBARK. 
EMBARK. 

| EMBARKED. 
EXPECTED. 


How MANY ? 


NEED AMMUNITION. 


NEED PROVISIONS. 
NEED TENTS. 
COLLECT. 

LAND. 

PRESERVE. 

SEND. 


SEND, DEPARTMENT. 


AGREED UPON. 


BROKEN, ENEMY. 


DECLARED. 


| DO NOT CONSENT. 


kad 


5897 
6332 


3033 | 


5346 
5854 
6153 


SIGNALS. 


TRUCE..a flag of —[The plain white flag of 
the signal code.] — 
Truce.. will be granted if asked for by the 
; enemy. 


Truce.-wil] not be granted 


Truce..has been renewed 


eet ees ee ee te wee 


Truce..will terminate when the flag is 
hauled down. 


Truce..will terminate at the time indi- 
cated by signal. 


DPECE QT IiiS LOT OHaALeUs .. cols. seek eee 


Truce..will continue with the enemy 
while the white flag is hoisted on 
board of this or the ves’ designated. 


see TGOl BAUS G25 Sc ce ats ood eee 
Try ..rate of sailing and steaming... ---.. 


Pryce cater SLenmiing oo Sie goa < LOE. 


Petite Wall toe BITIVAL Of- the. 22 2225s soe. 
MUG AOC ATM CMOS <a n a aia ers clave mae 


Dg <. Steni, NERGEC 52% aes ose vt nee 


oom eceoe om ee ese oe ewes 


Tug--I will send you a 
Tug..steam, send to the vessel or place 
indicated. 
TUMULT..there is, on shore. ..--.....-.- Paved 
Tumult..has been suppressed 


ercreece sceeee 


TUNISIAN..the flag shown by the strange 
vessel is. 


TURKISH ..man-of-war flag, the one shown 
by the strange vessel is. 


Turkish.. merchant flag, the one shown by 
the strange vessel is. 


Turkish..fleet, the one seen 18.......-.-.- 


Turkish..the steamer seen is............. 


TURN..the strange vessel outside the line or 
fleet. 

TSE NCO -< all reels nae. oe teeeetos 

Turn out..the number of reefs indicated. - 


Turn out.. reefs of courses.—[If more than 
one, the number will be shown. } 


Turn out.. reefs of foresail.—[If more than 
one, number will be shown. ] 


Turn out ..reef-s of tore-topsail.—[ Number 
will be shown if more than one. ] 


6347 
6348 


Pay Ve IGUOL IE LCs 8 caidtacst elves we Deas d aoe | 
NEED. 


| 
| 


INDEX WORDs. 


| Reference 
Nos 


FLAG. 
GRANTED. 


NOT GRANTED. 
RENEWED. 
TERMINATE. 


TERMINATE. 


TERMINATED. 
WILL CONTINUE. 


SAILING. 
SAILING, STEAMING. 
STEAMING. 


AWAIT, ARRIVAL. 
DETAIN. 
DISCHARGE. 


SEND. 
SEND. 


ON SHORE. 
SUPPRESSED. 


FLAG. 
MAN-OF-WAR FLAG. 


MERCHANT FLAG. 


FLEET. 
STEAMER. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


REEFS. 
REEPS. 
REEFS, COURSES. 


REEFS, FORESAIL. 


REEF-S, FORE-TOPSAIL 


6055 
4619 
4620 
4621 


4650 


6265 


6283 


AGA 


@ 
= 
Signal ‘ oa 
- NDE S.. 
Wan. SIGNALS. | InDEX WorpDs.. — g ‘3 
ae 
TURN OUT..reef-s of mainsail.—[Number | RrEr-s, MAINSAIL. 5962 


will be shown if more than 
one. } 


Turn out..reef-s of main-topsail.—[Num- | REEr-S, MAIN-TOPSAIL) 5963 
ber will be shown if more than | 
one. | 


Turn out.. reef-s of mizzen-topsail.—[Num-| REEr-s, MIZZEN-TOPS’L| 5964 
ber will be shown if more than 


one. | 
Turn out..reef-s of topsails.—[If more than) REEF-s, TOPSAILS. 5966 
one, the number will be shown. } 
TURRET 2.18 damaped 2.2 eee wets se DAMAGED. 3453 
Turret..is or has been repaired........... | REPAIRED. 6005 
Turret: will not revolve. > ete les 24 hen ee REVOLVE. "| 6042 
TURRETED VESSEL..accompany the ...-.. ACCOMPANY. 603 |; 
6349 Turreted vessel..the one seen is.......----. SEEN. | 
TURRETED VESSEL-S..attack the enemy’s.| ATTACK. 1968 | 
Turreted vessel-s..take, in tow .-...------ Tow. 6341 , | 
6350 | TURRETS..the vessel seen has two..:... ...- Two. 
‘TYPHOID FEVER..is in the fleet.......... .| FLEET. | 4651 
Typhoid fever..is on board of this or the | ON BOARD. 4499 
vessel designated. _ | 
Lypkoid sfeter.-< 18 OU-SNOLG 1a -\- «tee eee -| ON SHORE. 4500 |; 
Typhoid fever.-is on board the strange | STRANGE VESSEL. 4501 
vessel. 
TYPHUS FEVER. .is in the fleet ....:-.2-.-. FLEET. 4652 
Typhus fever..is on board of this or the | ON BOARD. 4502 
vessel designated. 
Lupus :fevereeas Osanore 0 eo. ee ee ON SHORE. 4503 
Typhus fever ..ison board the strange ves'l.| STRANGE VESSEL. 4504 
6351 
6352 


Signal 
Nos. 


6358 
6359 


6360 


SIGNALS. 


UAL 1am, to'accept. -.....6.... 225228. 


Unable..I am, to carry present sail with 
my topmast-s. 


Unable..I am, to communicate other than 
by signal. 


Unable..I am, to execute your orders..... 
Unable..I am, to make further resistance. 
Unable..1 am, to keep my station ......-. 
(EOI GEES Oi eee Op: 
Unable..I was, to make out last signal.... 


Unable. .1 am, to obey or comply with your 
last signal. 


Unable..I have been, to perform the duty 
assigned me. 


Unable..I am, to get into port.........-.. 
Unable..I am, to proceed faster .......---. 
Unable..I am, to procure articles wanted . 
Unable..Lam, to get within range of enemy 
Unable..I am, to read your signals .....-- 
Unable..I am, to render assistance ....--. 
Unable..I am, to use steam --.-........---. 
Unable..I am, to weigh my anchor..-.-..-. 


UNACQUAINTED..I am, with the facts or 
circumstances. 


Unacquainted..I am, with the locality or 
‘place. 

UNANSWERED... m y communication is ...--- 
Unanswered..my inquiries are........-.-.- 
Unanswered..my signal-s is or are......-- 

UNARMED..the inhabitants are reported to be 

UNARMED VESSEL-S or transport-s parting 


company, accompany the, to the 
place, point, or port indicated by 


signal. ; 
Unarmed vessel-s..anchor near ....-..---- 
Unarmed vessel—s..arm the ....-........-.-. 


Unarmed vessel-s..take station in close 
order around the. 


Unarmed vessel-s..convoy the ...-.....---- 


30 NS ¥ 


INDEX WORDS. 


- ACCEPT. 
CARRY SAIL, 


COMMUNICATE, 


EXECUTE ORDERS. 


FURTHER RESISTANCE, 


KEEP, STATION. 
LAND. 

MAKE OUT SIGNAL. 
OBEY SIGNAL. 


PERFORM DUTY. 


Port. 

PROCEED FASTER. 
PROCURE ARTICLES, 
RANGE. 

READ SIGNALS. 
RENDER ASSISTANCE, 
USE STEAM. 

WEIGH ANCHOR, 
Facts. 


LOCALITY. 


COMMUNICATION. 
INQUIRIES. 
SIGNAL-S. 


INHABITANTS. 


ACCOMPANY. 


ANCHOR. 


CLOSE AROUND. 


Convoy. 


Reference 
Nos 


a 


466 


Signal 


Nos. 


6361 


SIGNALS. 


UNARMED VESSEL-S..- proceed on its course 
or their courses. 

Unarmed vessel-s.. protect the ....--..-... 

Unarmed vessel-s..rally around the. .-.-..-. 


Unarmed vessel—s... make the best of its or 
their way to a place of 
safety. 


Unarmed vessel-s..is or are unprotected... - 


UNAVOIDABLE..the delay has been 


UNAVOIDABLY.. detained, I have been...-.. 


err eres eee eee ee ewes 
ensewere reece es ecoereeeotseoecewcsn 


Unbend, ight sallsce ect hate dees 
Unbend.. gear, light sails 


Unbend..sails 


eeernr ee Behm eee ee ee 


UNBENT..enemy’s sails are 


UNCERTAIN..the movements of the enemy 
are. 


Uncertain: .the result. is... .. «<isb« selec. 


UNCOMFORTABLE ..the sick on shore are. -.: 


Uncomfortable. .the sick on board are-..-.-.- - 


UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER .. arrange 
for an. 


Unconditional surrender..demand......... 
UNCOUPLE..-screw and make sail-........-. 


UNDER..the fire of the enemy, the obstruc- 
tions are. 


Under. .the fort or batteries, anchor-.-.... 


INDEX WORDS. ~ 


PROCEED, COURSES. , 


PROTECT. 
RALLY AROUND. 
SEEK SAFETY: 


UNPROTECTED, 
DELAY. 
DETAINED. 


CABLES. 

COURSES. 

COURSES, TOPSAILS. 
FORKE-AND-AFT SAILS. 
LIGHT SAILS. 

LIGHT SAILS, GEAR. 
SAILs. 

SHEET-CABLE. 
-TOPSAILS. 


ENEMY. 
ENEMY. 


MOVEMENTS, ENEMY’s. 


RESULT. 
SICK. 
SICK. 


ARRANGE. 


DEMAND. . 
SCREW. 


FIRE, OBSTRUCTIONS. 


FortT, ANCHOR. 


Onder 2. thé island sanchori. 2. a2 esse a ISLAND, ANCHOR. 
UNDER SAILe. attaches oot. kee | ATTACK, 

Under sail..do not attack........-- WAR ATTACK, DO NOT. 

Under sail..the fleet seen is.:.......----- I'LEET. 

Under sail..vet.. 2 52 oe ee GFT. 

Under sail... keep 220. 4) pec. cthe ake eben KEEP. 

Under sail..and steam, the fleet secn is.... SreAM. 


Reterence 
Nos 


5385 
5894 
5934 


5014 


3543 
3642 
2683 
3315 
3314 
4721 
5422 
4870 
6107 


2680 | 


6339 
4173 
4238 


4224 


6031 


| 6195 


6195 
1619 


467 


SIGNALS. 


UNDER STEAM. . the fleet seen is.........-... 
TE oh Je Seg, ae ne ee a crore 


Under steam. -keep 


UNDERSTAND..do you, the enemy’s move- | DO you, ENEMY’s ? 


Understand. 
Understand. 
Understand. 
Understand. 
Understand . 
Understand . 


UNDER WAY.. 
Under way - - 
Under way. . 


Under way -. 
Under way - 
Under way. - 
Under way -- 
Under way. 
Under way. 


Under 
Under 
Under way.. 


way -- 
way - 


Under way. 


Under 
Under way. 


way - 


Under way. 


Under 
Under 


way - 
way - 


Under way - 


Under 
Under 


way - 
way... 


. 
Under way.. 


-I do, your signals 


convoy is getting 


- the flag-ship is 


-get, at the hour indicated-.... 
-I am, (with the interrogatory 


-iron-clad-s will get..---.---- 


-get, right wing will 


ments ? 

-do you, the signal? ...-....- 
-do you, my signals ?......... 
-I do not, your signals.-...-.. 
aL OSM OUL OPUGLS: «<2 2.2.25: 


-I do not, your orders 


ee 


convoy will get 


See e wee He we wow we 


the enemy appears to be 
getting. 


EDO GNGmy itv. --,.-----.--. 


sec ese weet coos 


the flotilla will get...--...... 


pennant over it, will mean, 
Are you under way ?) 


get, immediately 


keep or continue 


-during the night, blockading- 


vessels will keep. 


-get, left wing will. .2..2..-.-. 


-get, the outermost ships will 


tirst. 


.get, and proceed to execute 


your orders. 


- the sternmost ships will get, 


first. 


-the sternmost ships will get, 


under sail first. 


-strange vessel is...-.-...--.- 
’ 


get, in regular succession, 
commencing with the vessel 
nearest the entrance to the 
port. 


get, in succession, commeng- | 
ing with the vessel indicated. | 


INDEX WORDS. 


Do YOU, SIGNAL ? 
DO YOU, SIGNALS ? 
Do NOT, SIGNALS. 
I DO, ORDERS. 

I DO NOT, ORDERS. 
I DO, SIGNALS. 


Convoy. 
CoNVoy. 
ENEMY. 


ENEMY. 
FLAG-SHIP. 
FLOTILLA. 
GET. 
Hour. 

I AM. 


IMMEDIATELY. 
IRON-CLAD-S. 
KEEP. 

KEEP. 


LEFT WING. 
OUTERMOST. 


PROCEED, EXECUTE. 


RIGHT WING. 
STERNMOST. 


STERNMOST. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 
SUCCESSION. 


SUCCESSION. 


A468 


Nos SIGNALS. INDEX WoRDs. 


Reference 


UNDER WAY..get, in succession, lee ship | SUCCESSION, LEE. 
first. 


Under way..get, in succession, beginning | SUCCESSION, REAR. 
at the rear. 


Under way ..get, under sail, in succession, | SUCCESSION, REAR. 
beginning at the rear. 


Under way..get, in succession, beginning | SUCCESSION, VAN. 
at the van. 


Under way.. get, under sail, in suecession, | SUCCESSION, VAN. 
beginning at the van. 


UNDRESS SHIP..--.. vous SE Ea ee eres Pals ge ee teak amy ons 42 
UNDRESS-UNIFORM.. wear, on the oceasion-} WEAR. 
6962 J UNEASY) this veeseljg oe. ooo eee ee ee VESSEL. 


UNENGAGED VESSELS.. go to the assistance } ASSIST, HARD PRESSED, 
of those hard pressed by the 


UNHURT. .the boat-s is or are ..--2....----- Boat-s. 2414 

Unhurt..the people aré:. 2. .....-+------ PEOPLE. 5773 

6363 Unhurt..this or the vessel indicated is ...| VESSEL. 
6364 Unhurt. We ares. ieee eee eee Wr. 


UNIFORM... wear the full-dress, on the oc- | WEAR FULL-DREss. 3°63 
casion. 


Uniform..undress, wear, on the occasion..| WEAR UNDRESS. 3964 


‘ 7 
UNIFORM-CAPS..for the crew are needed..-| NEEDED, CREW. 2719 


enemy. 

Unengaged vessels..join in the attack..-.--. JOIN, ATTACK. 5257 
UNEQUAL. .I am, to the contest, with my | CONTEsT. 4707 

present force. 

Unequal..the forces are......-..-...----: FORCES. — 4714 

| UNFAVORABLE .. accounts have been re- | ACCOUNTS. 647 
ceived. ; 

‘UNFIT FOR USE..the article-s designated | ARTICLE-s. 1710 
by telegraphic signal is or are. 

Unfit for use.. the life-boat is ........-.-. LIVE-BOAT. 5420 
UNFORTIFIED..the place is’... ..-......-+. PLACE. 4766 
UNFRIENDLY... the indications are........-. INDICATIONS. 5192 

Unfriendly..the inhabitants are reported | INHABITANTS. 5203 

to be. 

Unfriendly..the people of the place are, } PEOPLE. 5777 

to us. 

Unfriendly..my reception was ..-....-..- RECEPTION. 5949 

| UNHEALTHY .. this or the place designated is.| PLACE. -| 5071 

Unhealthy. . this or the vessel designated is.| VESSEL. 3348 

[ 


469 


SIGNALS. 


INDEX WorpDs. 


UNIFORM-CAPS..send, to this or the vessel} Senn. 


desi gnated. 


UN IFORMITY..must be observed in the per- | OBSERVED, EVOLUT’NS 


formance of all evolutions. 


UNIFORMS..may be dispensed with when] DispENSED WITH. 


visiting the shore at this 
place. 


6365 | Uniforms..with side-arms, must be worn 


when visiting the shore. 


6366 Uniforms..must be worn when visiting 
| iP the shore. 


UNINFORMED..I am, of your wishes... .--. 
| UNISON..act in 


UNITE. - forces 
Unite. .all the forces around the flag-ship. 


Unite. .the seattered or straggling vessels. 
) 


| UNITED. .the allied fleets have 
United. -the allied forces have 


United ..our {OLOEGS NAVE Sitios sso wel heSes 


UNITED STATES. -flag shown by the strange 


vessel is that of the. 


United States..mail-steamer, the strange 
vessel seen is. 


United States..merchantman, the strange 


vessel seen is. 
United States. I have news from 
United States. - 


United States - 


port, I am bound to 


-port, the strange vessel is 


bound to a. 
United States. .port, strange vessel isfrom a 


United States ..revenue-flag, the one shown 


by the’strange vessel is. 


United States..transport, the strange ves- 


sel seen is a. 


UNKNOWN ..the enemy’s force is 
Unknown. -.the strange vessel is 


seer ee st eoecewer 


UNLOAD..the coal-vessel 
Unload..the prize-s 
Unload... thestore-ship or vessel designated 


UNMASK... your battery-ies 


UNMASKED..the enemy’s battery-ies is or 
are. 


SIDE-ARMS. 


“Worn ON SHORE. 


FORCES. 
FORCES. 


FLEETS. 
FORCES. 
FORCES. 


BPLAG. 
MAIL-STEAMER. 
MERCHANTMAN. 


NEWS FROM. 
PORT, BOUND TO. 
PORT, BOUND TO., 


PORT, FROM. 
REVENUE-FLAG, ' 


TRANSPORT. 


ENEMY’S FORCE. 
| STRANGE VESSEL. 


COAL-VESSEL. 
PRIZE-S. 
STORE-SHIP. 


BATTERY-IES. 


| 
| ENEMY’S BATTERY-IES 


SCATTERED VESSELS. 


Nos. 


Reference 


5667 


3793 


470 


| 3 || 
Sienal ; | a 
Nas. SIGNALS. INDEX Worpbs. iB iS 
fa 
ae / 
UNMOLESTED..I am or wevare. ..-.-..:-...| I aM. S157 | 
Unmolested..the expedition was I-XPEDITION. 4434 
UNMOOR SHIP oie ewese soe oe ea ee ec Poe act ose es 6383 
UNMOORED =i anv. sat. ee } IT AM. 5158 
UNNECESSARY ARTICLES..Jand or send to | Lanp. 1705 
the vessel or place designated. 
UNNECESSARY DELAY..there must be no0..} NONE. 5041 
UNPREPARED .. enemy appears to be, for | ENEMY, ACTION. 711. 
. action. 
Unprepared..enemy appears to be, for sea.} ENEMY, SEA. | 4175 
Unprepared..the expedition ts, to move-..| EXPEDITION. | 4423 
Unprepared 220 Ou Aw tiis's. am Soe os ats = ated | I aM. 5159 | 
UNPROTECTED..the armory is..-.-2.2-22.- | ARMORY 1554 | 
Unprotected..the army i8...-...---------- ARMY 1603 | 
Unprotected..the arsenal is...---..-..---- ARSENAL. 1698 | 
Unprotected. the boats are ..is..-2...-.- 2. Boats. | 2464 
Unprotected ..the unarmed vessels are .-..| UNARMED VESSELS. | 6361 — 
. i 
UNRELIABLE..the errors and rates of my | ERRORS; CHRONOM’RS, | 2945 
chronometers are. 
Unreliable. my fuzes are. LK. sce ee cee FUZES 4854 
; ; | 
Unreliable..the news received is...--.---- NEWS. 5646 || 
Unreliable..the reports received of the | REPorts.: | 639 
enemy’s position and forces 
are. | 
UNSAFE..the anchorage is, m bad weather -.| ANCHORAGE. | 1390 | 
Unsafe..the anchorage is, with winds des- | ANCHORAGE. 1391 
: ignated. 
Onsdfe- >the jentereceyc 2. cease -4etsene oo Boats. 2465 
Unsitfe.. th Mae por i6 sn sac am es 4 faethe = oe HARBOR. 1382 
6367 - Unsafe..this or the vessel designated is ..| VesseL. 
UNSATISFACTORY .. your answeris -.-......: ANSWER. 1427 | 
Unsatisfactory..the reports are....-.---. -| REPORTS. 6022 
Unsatisfactory ..the trial-trip has been -...) TRIAL-TRIP. 6345 
UNSEAW ORTHY: my-riggingns<es ne ccets RIGGING. 6051 
6368 © Unseaworthy .. this or the vessel desig- | VessEL. 
" nated is. 
UNSHIP..ctudder.uqscsucep Uae oe .| RUDDER. 6074 || 
UNSUCCESSFUL .. I have been, in my at- ATTEMPTS. 2006 | 
tempts. | 
Unsuccessful..the expedition or attempt Exprpirion. | 4435 | 
Was. / | t 


ATL 


6369 


| 


SIGNALS. 


UNSUCCESSFUL. .the experiment has been..- 


Unsuccessful..the result is or has been.... 
Unsuccessful... we have been........-..--- 


Reman cee ne eg ee 


URUGUAYAN..the flag of the strange ves- 


sel is. 


USE... arbitrary signal-s as shown.........--- 


Use..the arbitrary signal-s that will be 
communicated by. numeral signal-s. 


Use..the arbitrary sigual-s that will be 
communicated by telegraphic sig- 
nal-s. 


Use..the prescribed arbitrary or special 
signal-s agreed upon for communi- 
cation while absent. 


Use.. Army signals for communicating.... 
Use.. Commercial Code of signals -..-..-.- 


Use..the confidential key in our commu- 
nications by signal. 


Use..of the secret key, discontinue. .-...-. 


Use.. your discretion in pursuing the enemy 


Use.. your discretion in coming near the 
enemy. 


Use..the greatest dispatch 
UGG e ICMOTAL ICM AL DOOK ccs. yaad 2's 


Use..grape when in proper range.....--. 


Use..- hand-grenades against the enemy. -. 
Lipo noe shGt secs kU es a hehe Ao et 
Use..secret key No.1 until further orders. 


Use. .secret key No. 2 until further orders. | 


Use.. secret key No. 3 until further orders. 
Use..secret key No. 4 until further orders. 
Use..secret key No.5 until further orders. 


Use..secret key already communicated, 
during the day, until further orders. 


Use..secret key already communicated 
during the day and night. 


Use..solid shot with heaviest charges ..-. 


Use. -special key to signal book which 
has been communicated until fur- 
ther orders. 


Use. Tactical Signal Book ..- 22. 225.2... 
Use..Telegraphic Dictionary ....... ...-.-. 


USED... dry-dock cannot be... .2.-2.2. 22228 


— 


INDEX WORDS. 


EXPERIMENT. 
RESULT. 
WE... 


| Comex. 


Fac. 


ARBITRARY SIGNAL-S. 
ARBITRARY SIGNAL-S. 


ARBITRARY SIGNAL-S. 
ARBITRARY SIGNAL-SB. 


ARMY SIGNALS. 
COMMERCIAL CODE. 
CONFIDENTIAL KEY. 


DISCONTINUE. 
DISCRETION, ENEMY. 
DISCRETION, ENEMY. 


DISPATCH. 

GENERAL SIGN’L Book 
GRAPE. 
HAND-GRENADES. 

Hor sHor. 

KEY NO. 

Kry No.2. 

Key No. 3. 

Kry No. 4. 

Kry No. 5. 


SECRET KEY. 
SECRET KEY. 


SOLID SHOT, 
SPECIAL KEY. 


TACTICAL SIGN’L Book 
TELEGRAPHIC DICT’RY 


DRY-DOCK. 


Reference 
Nos 


oe 
rs 
i) 
© 


6032 


472 


o 

7 

ee SIGNALS. | InpEx Worps. . & 
OS. 
a= 


USUAL TREATMENT .. the fever dees not | FEVERDOESNOTYIELD) 3734 


yield readily to the. 
6370 
6371 
6372 
6373 
6374 
6375 
6376 
6377 
6378 
6379 
VACCINATE..all on board who have not been) Art, 1040 
VACUUM sis Dadn2. ee ae. see peer ree BaD. 2099 
Vacuum. 18 200d). 2. Soke toca evened Goon. 4931 
VALUABLE. .the cargo is. -.-- ie Pas a CaRGo. 2755 
VALVE-GEAR...is out of order-...--.-.------ GEaR. 3454 
Valve-gear- Ia Tepaired ove sierccrieeer REPAIRED, 6006 
VAN..or weather division, the Admiral will} ADMIRAL, LEAD. 793 
lead the. 
Van..attack the enemy’s .......-.--....... ATTACK ENEMY’S. 1969 
Van. Cl0S6 OP GD RRe ne ao aes oe ae CLOSE UP. 2973 
Van..close up upen the.<<i2..--mene- ese CLOSE UPON. . 1 2978 
Van..do you see the? -...-...- A eee oe es Do YOU SEE ? 3881 
Van..enemy’s, how does it bear? ....:... ENEMY’S, BEAR? 2222 
Van..the enemy’s heavy vessels are in the) HEAVY VESSELS. 4209 
, .- Wan--open*more from t6 27.4.2 e-eke eee OPEN MORE. 5713 
Van..press the enemy’s ...:--..-.-..---. Press. 4243 
Van..division, support the .....--.-...-- SUPPORT. 6300 
| VARIATION. - of compass ascertain, by ezimuth| ASCERTAIN, REPUB) 1731 
daily, in forenoon and at tern on, and 
report by signal. 


473 


en. SIGNALS. 


VARIATION .. of the compass is that now 
shown.—[Hoist numeral-pen- 
nant below for westerly and 
above for easterly variation, 
with the answering-pennant 
between degrees and minutes. ] 


Variation..of standard compass, deter- 
mine, by azimuth frequently, 
and report by signal. 


Variation. have you had observations for? 

Variation..of the compass by azimuth to- 
day, report, by signal. 

By lyre MOLE CAUIGis Jc cue ous Sale oc elac'ere a oe) ate 


Veer..cable to the number of fathoms 
shown by numeral signal. 


Veer ..hawser or tow-line.........-....-. 


vessel is. 


VENTILATE..thoroughly every part.of the 
vessel when the weather will 
permit. 


VENTS..of our, guns are much worn or en- 


larged. 
VERBAL ORDERS..execute your. .......... 


Verbal orders.. have you executed your ?.. 
Verbal orders..I will send you.--.-....---- 
6380 | VERMIN..this or the vessel designated is in- 
fested with. 
Vermin. .the prize-s is or are infested with. 
VERY LITTLE ENTHUSIASM..there is, in 
the army. 
Very little enthusiasm... there is, in the fleet. 


Very little enthusiasm - _there is, among the 
people. 
Viens ULUTLE SURE | there is.92 0. =r : 


VESSEL..-aground, assist ..--.....--..--.-..- 
Vessel..next ahead open more -.-......--. 


Vessel... whose number or distinguishing- 
pennant is shown has arrived 
at the port or place which will 
be designated. 


Vessel..next astern open more ...-.......- 


Vessel..or boat which evidently requires 
aid, assi-t. . 


Vessel..await the arrival of the, whose 
number will be shown. 


VENEZUELAN ..the flag shown by the strange 


INDEX WoRDS. 


COMPASS. 


DETERMINE. 


OBSERVATIONS ? 
REPORT. 


CABLE. 
CABLE, FATHOMS. 
HAWSER. 


FLAG. 


VESSEL, THOROUGHLY. 


GUNS, WORN. 


EXECUTE. 
HAVE YOU EXECUTED? 
WILL SEND. 


INFESTED, VESSEL. 
PRIZE-S, INFESTED. 
ARMY. 


FLEET. 
PEOPLE. 
THERE IS. 


AGROUND, ASSIST. 
AHEAD, OPEN MORE. 
ARRIVED. 


ASTERN, OPEN MORE. 
ASSIST. 


AWAIT, ARRIVAL. 


Reference 
Nos 


we 
_ 
1 
wo 


2621 
2682 


5066 


462;3 


2950 


4978 


4365 
4368 
6155 


5874 
4311 
4312 

A313 
6303 
1002 


5708 


1659 


5709 
1851 


1657 


AG 


SIGNALS. 


VESSEL. - designated lies on her beain-ends ..- 


Vessel... calk your-eusy 32. > cece eee es 
Vessel..in company, I have captured. .... 
Vessel. strange, Gas0v.wlews) ss xeeee aie ks - 


Vessel..what is the condition of, desig- 
nated ? 


Vessel..designated will convoy.......---- 


Vessel..this, or the one designated is crip- 
pled. 


Vessel..this, or the one designated is dam- 
aged seriously. 


Vessel. .this, or the one designated is dam- 
aged slightly. 


Vessel..this, or the one designated is in 
danger. 


Vessel..or boat about departing, hail, and 
direct to return. 


Vessel.. designated has been destroyed ---- 
Vessel... detain ith6 (_ s.)seee hereon te cee 
Vessel..detain the strange .............--- 


Vessel..or boat, I have boarded and de- 
tained. 

Vessel..this, or the one designated is dis- 
abled. . 

Vessel ou isvuiseryourn -. 2 es «oe ee eee 

Vessel..discovercd in distress; the direc- 
tion will be indicated by compass 
signal. 


Vessel..this, is going into dock. .....-.--. 


ee ee eee wo eee 


Vessel.. designated is dragging 
Vessel..seen is Dutch man-of-war .....--. 
Vessel..seen is an East Indiaman... ...--. 
Vessel. .seen is an Egyptian man-of-war.. 
Vessel. .the strange, isan enemy..-.-...- 
Vessel..designated is expected ..........- 
Vessel..or boat, distressed, is extricated.. 
Vessel. chased te abyss os) ce selena wens 
Vessel..seen is a fishing-smack.......--.- 


Vessel. . this, or the one desig: ated will float 
at high-vide. 


Vessel... this, or the one designated, follow. 


Vessel..the strange, is a friend 


Vessel..designaten is going to sail 


Vessel... designated, or prize, is in good con- 
dition. 


<2 ee 


Vessel. .this, will not mind her helm 


INDEX WorDs. 


BEAM-ENDS. 
CALK. 
CAPTURED. 
CHASE. 
CONDITION ? 


Convoy. 
CRIPPLED. 


DAMAGED. 
DAMAGED. 
DANGER. 
DEPARTING, HAIL. 


DESTROYED. 
DETAIN. 
DETAIN. 
DETAINED, 


DISABLED. 


DISGUISE. 2 


DISTRESS. 


Dock. 
DRAGGING. 
DUTCH. 

EAST INDIAMAN. 
EGYPTIAN. 
ENEMY. 
EXPECTED. 
EXTRICATED. 
FIRE AT, 
FISHING-SMACK. 
FLOAT, HIGH-TIDE. 


FOLLOW. 
I’RIEND. 

GOING TO SAIL. 
GOOD CONDITION. 


HELM. 


ly 


Reference 
Nos 


3456 


0464 


2366 


2332 
3640 
3634 


2303 


3668 


3ea9 
3928 
3988 
4005 
4028 
4166 
1669 
4454 
2891 
4572 
5082 


VESSEL..d 


Vessel -. 
Vessel. 
Vessel... 
Vessel. 
Vessel. 


Vessel 
Vessel. 


Vessel. 
Vessel .. 
Vessel... 
Vessel. - 


Vessel... 


Vessel... 
Vessel. 
Vessel... 
Vessel. 


Vessel... 
Vessel. 


Vessel... 
Vessel. 


Vessel: 


Vessel... 
Vessel - 


Vessel... 
Vessel. 
Vessel. 


Vessel. 


Vessel 


Vessel. 


..retake the 
Vessel - - 
. the, is safe 


ATS 


SIGNALS. 


esignated will be inspected at the 
hour which will be indicated. 


I see, in the direction indicated... 


-seen is an Italian man-of-war ..-. 


seen is a Japanese man-of-war.... 
.join the designated 


-join the, firing or engaged with 
the enemy. 


- designated will lead 


ercere eee 2 coe es = 


. this, or the one designated is leak- 
ing badly. 


- designated has been lost ......... 


can you make out the strange ?.. 
I cannot make out the strange - -. 


the strange, is a man-of-war of the 
nation indicated. 


the strange, is a merchantman of 
the nation indicated. 


missing, do you see? 


-missing, go in search of the...--. 


missing, there are no tidings of the- 


- this, or the one designated needs 
calking. 


this, or the one ieee needs 
no calking. 


-this, or the one designated needs 
refitting. 


the strange, is a neutral 


weeee2 eeecees 


-this, or the one designated is on 


fire. 


-seen in the direction indieated by 
compass signal is on fire. 


ordnance, is aground..........-.- 


-or boat approaching or passing, 


overhaul; ascertain her character, 
destination, and place of depart-; 
ure, and report by signal. 


seen is enemy’s privateer.-..-.-.. 3 


-seen is a privateer-......-......- 


quarantine. 


- designated is refitting....-....-.. 


which will be indicated. 


designated has been retaken 


er eemes eee eee ee ewe wee ee 


-this, or the one designated is in | QUARANTINE. 


Vessel.-relieve the, stationed at the place ; RELIEVE. 


o 

Q 
Sd 
INDEX WoRDs. HO 
LA 

o 

se 
INSPECTED. 5214 

] 

I SEE. | 3720 
ITALIAN MAN-OF-WAR. | 5242 
JAPANESE, S44 
JOIN. 5258 
JOIN. 5259 
LEAD. 5380 
LEAKING BADLY. 5390 
Lost. 5466 
MAKE out ? 2690 
MAKE OUT. 2858 
MAN-OF-WAR. 5530 
MERCHANTMAN. 5555 
MISSING ? 3879 
MISSING. 5561 
MISSING. 5562 
NEEDS CALKING. 2801 
NEEDS NO CALKING. 2802 
NEEDS REFITTING. 5972 
NEUTRAL. 5639 
ON FIRE. 4541 
ON FIRE. 4542 
ORDNANCE. 938 
OVERHAUL. HY sy 
PRIVATEER. 5871 
PRIVATEER. 5872 
5918 
REFITTING. 5971 
5985 
RETAKE. 6034 
RETAKEN. 6035 
SAFE. 6091 


SE SS cei ee et 


476 


eee SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. ag 
VESSEL. -designated has sailed...........-.- SAILED. 6100 
Vessel.. designated has not sailed ........| SAILED, NOT. 6101 
Vessel..seen is a screw-steamer ...-...... ScREW-STEAMER. 5893 
Vessel..this, or the one designated has | Scurvy. 6119 
scurvy on board. 
Vessel..send boat to this, or the one desig- | SEND BOAT. 2373 
nated. 
Vessel..this, or the one designat®d is set- | SETTLING. ~ | 6168 
tling fast. 
Vessel.. this, or the one aground has sewed | SEWED. 6169 
the number of inches indicated by 
numeral signal. 
Vessel.. this, or the one designated is sickly.) SICKLY. 3348 
Vessel.. this, or the one designated is sink- | SINKING. 4776 
ing. 
Vessel..in company is sinking --.-......- SINKING. | 6204 
Vessel..the designated, has slipped aa ao SLIPPED. 6210 
Vessel. 80611 18 ‘ar8l00) or... -- -- Be ape ee SLOOP. 6211 
Vessel..seen is a sloop of war..-.-..----- SLOOP OF WAR. 6212 
Vessel. . this, or the one designated has the | SMALL-POx. 6215 
small. pox on board. 
Vessel..seen 18 2 smuggler’....-.-..-..-. .| SMUGGLER. 6217 
Vessel..this, or the one designated has | SNAGGED. 6218 
been snagged. D 
Vessel.. needing assistance, stay by the-..| STAY By. 6260 
Vessel. .about to leave, arrest or stop. ---. STOP. 1639 
Vessel..is very much strained............ STRAINED. 6278 
Vessel..stranded, may be gotten off. ..---- STRANDED. 6280 
Vessel.. stranded, cannot be gotten off ....| STRANDED. ; 6281 
Vessel..the designated, has sunk........- SUNK. 6297 
Vessel. .the strange, is suspicions..-...--- SUSPICIOUS. 6098 
x Vessel. .designated, tow the......-.-.... +.) LOW. 6342 
Vessel..seen is turreted ...-- 2.2.2 .cenee TURRETED. 6349 
Vessel. .seen has two turrets ....--...-..- TWO TURRETS. 6350 
Vessel. this is Uneasy +. oe ees cle a eee UNEASY. , 6362 
Vessel..this, or the one designated is un-| UNHURT. - | 6363 
hurt. 
Vessel. .this, or the one designated is un- | UNSAFE. 
safe. @ 
’ Vessel. .this, or the one designated is un- | UNSEAWORTHY. 
seaworthy. 
Vessel. .this, or the one designated is in- | VERMIN. 
fested with vermin. 
6381 Vessel...warp; D1.dt ONU esucee tateeenee cy WARP. 
6382 Vessel. the, is water-logged .....-...-.. -| WATER-LOGGED. 


6383 Vessel. .seen is a wreck... 212. WRECK. 


VESSEL..designated has been wrecked... .-. | WRECKED. 
Vessel- seen is a xebec....... 22-22. socee XEBEC. 
Vessel..this, or the one designated has | YELLOW FEVER. 

the yellow fever on board. 

VESSEL-S-..abandon the..-.-....--......... -ABANDON. 
Vessel-s..abandon the, do not...-....-... ABANDON. 
Vessel-s..accompany this or the, indicated) ACCOMPANY. 
Vessel-s.. designated, accompany into port} ACCOMPANY, 
Vessel-s..designated, accompany into port | ACCOMPANY, PORT, 

or place which will be indicated 
: by signal. 
Vessel-s..our advance, is or are aground ..| ADVANCE, AGROUND. 
Vessel-s.. assisted is or are afloat......-.-- AFLOAT. 
Vessel-s..assisted is or are not afloat -....| AFLOAT. 
Vessel-s..this, or the one-s designated is | AGROUND. 
or are aground. 
Vessel-s..this, or the designated I cannot | AGROUND, 
get afloat without more assist- 
ance. 
Vessel-s..this, or the one-s aground will | AGROUND. 
; be afloat at the next high-tide. 
PUseel~8 So BOO. NOAM as ca whee fete n sem AHEAD. 
Vessel-s..seen is or are Ameritan....-...- AMERICAN. 
Vessel-s..the,is or are at anchor .....--... ANCHOR. 
Vessel-s..designated will anchor ahead of | ANCHOR. 
the division indicated. 
_ Vessel-s..designated will anchor ahead of | ANCHOR. 
the fleet. 
Vessel-s..designated will anchor ahead of | ANCHOR. 
the line. 
Vessel-s..designated will anchor ahead of | ANCHOR. 
this, or the one whose number | 
or distinguishing- aches will | 
be next shown. | 
Vessel-s..designated will anchor, having ANCHOR. 
due regard for safety. 
Vessel-s.. seen is or are armored..-.-..... ARMORED, 
Vessel-s.. designated, assist the ......--.. ASSIST. 
Vessel-s.. belonging to the convoy requir- | ASSIST. 
ing aid, assist the. 
Vessel-s..or boat-s designated, or that one | ASSIST. 
or those which evidently require 
aid, assist. 
Vessel-s.. hard pressed by the enemy, as- | ASSIST. 
sist the. 
_ Vessel-s.. designated, assist to provision ..| ASSIST, PROVISION. 
Vessel-s.. designated, assist to refit....... ASSIST, REFIT. 


477 


SIGNALS. | INDEX Wonrps. 


Reference 
Nos 


1838 
1839 


478 


- 


SIGNALS. 


@, 


6387 


VESSEL-S.. bears or bear as indicated by com- 


pass signal, 
Vessel-s..designated will bring to-..-...... 


Vessel-s..designated has or have cholera 
on board. 


Vessel—s.. designated, close up...-..------ 


Vessel—s.. will close up and take place-s of 
those crippled and withdrawn. 


Vessel-s..outside, communicate with, by 
boat. 


Vessel-s..in the sound, comm’icate with the 


Vessel-s..designated, detach from your 
division to go ahead and jookout. 


Vessel—s. dismantle thes 2. osoen ee ees 


Vessel-s..or boat-s, the enemy is abandon- 
ing his. 

Vessel-s. .the enemy’s, appear-s to be afloat 

Vessel-s..the enemy’s, is or are afloat..... 

Vessel-s..the enemy’s, is or are under way 

Vessel-s..separating, escort the 


Vessel-s..or boat-s, endeavor to extricate 
from perilous situation. 
Vessel-s..seen is or are foreign .....-..---. 


Vessel-s.. designated has or have foundered 


Vessel-s..or boat-s, intercept and deliver 
message. 

Vessel-s..of light draught go ahead ..... 

Vessel-s..is or are seen in the offing 


Vessel-s.. having pilots lead into anchor- 
age. 


Vessel-s.. parting company, protect to the 
place indicated. 


Vessel—-s..or boat-s, give protection to the, 
in need of it. 


Vessel-s..seen is or are enemy’s ram-s.... 


Vessel-s..that ran out, nothing has been 
seen of the. 


Vessel-s..that ran out, have you seen ?... 
Vessel-s..in sight, reconnoiter.........--- 
Vessel-s..or boat-s detained, release the-.- 
Vessel-s.. designated is or are retiring. ..- 
Vessel—s .. our, is or are retreating ......-. 


Vessel-s..seen is or are smuggler-8 ....--- 


Vessel-s.. attempting to enter or leave the 
port, stop the. 


INDEX Worps. 


BEARS. 


BRING TO. 
CHOLERA. 


CLOSE UP. 
CLOSE UP. 


COMMUNICATE. 


COMMUNICATE. 
DETACH, LOOKOUT. 


DISMAN'TLE. 
DISMANTLED, 
ENEMY, ABANDONING. 


ENEMY’S, AFLOAT. 
ENEMY’S, AFLOAT. 
ENEMY’S, UNDER WAY. 
ESCORT, SEPARATING. 
EXTRICATE. 


FOREIGN. 
FOUNDERED. 
INTERCEPT. 


LIGHT DRAUGHT. 
OFFING. 
PILOTS, LEAD. 


PROTECT. 
PROTECTION. 


RAM-s. 
RAN OUT. 


RAN OUT? 
RECONNOITER. 
RELEASE. 
RETIRING. 
RETREATING. 
SMUGGLER-S. 
STOP. 


3765 


| 477 
5224 


Reference 
Nos. 


3130 


3136 | 
3602 | 


3765 


536 


908 
969 
2065 
4338 


4718 


968 
5699 
1379 


5E95 
4904 


4253 | 
5651 


5935 
5950 
2326 


9723 | 
6217 || 
6272 | 

| 


| a ali 


6388 


479 


SIGNALS. 


VESSEL-S..requiring it, support.....-...... 


Vessel-s..seen is or are enemy’s torpedo- 
boat-s or vessel-s. 


VESSELS... designated will alternate daily on 
convoy-service. 


designated will alternate daily on 
guard-duty. 


Vessels... 


Vessels .. designated will alternate daily on | 


picket-duty. 


Vessels..are all embargoed 


Vessels..and boats, get all the, afloat. -.... 


how many do you see? Answer 


Vessels - . 
by numeral signal. 


Vessels... eo Sigal a eee a er Te Tom ge oe 


stop all 


will take distance apart the num- 
her of cable-lengths indicated by 
numeral signal. 


Vessels... 


Vessels..unengaged join in the atiack.... 


VICE-ADMIRAL.. salute the 


er scees ee ee Pee eee 


VICE-ADMIRAL’S FLAG..the one seen is .. - 


VICE-PRESIDENT. ..is afloat | 


Vice-President..salute the 


VICTORIOUS..our Army has been 
Victorious..we have been 


VICTORY. 


eerceee22 sows 


-a great, has been gained by our 
forces; details will be communi- 
cated. 


VIGILANCE. . great, is required 


VIGOROUS ATTACK..must be made 


Vigorous attack..upon the enemy will com- 
mence at the hour which will be 
designated. 


VIGOROUSLY .. act, without unnecessary 


delay. 
Vigorously.. attack 


VISIBLE..there is or are, no battery-ies ..-... 

VISIT..the ambassador of the nation whose 
flag is exhibited will, the Com- 
mander-in-Chief or the vessel in- 
dicated on the day and at the 
hour which will be communicated 
by telegraphic signal. 


Visit..do not return tlie 


 escewerz ew ewes cee 


INDEX WORDS. 


SUPPORT. 
TORPEDO-BOAT-S. 


ALTERNATE, CONVOY. 
ALTERNATE, GUARD. 


ALTERNATE, PICKET. 


EMBARGOED. 


GET AFLOAT. 
How MANY ? 


STOP. 
TAKE, DISTANCE. 


UNENGAGED, JOIN. 


SALUTE. 


gi LaG. 


AFLOAT, 
SALUTE. 


ARMY. 


GAINED. 


REQUIRED. 


ATTACK: 
COMMENCE. 


ACT, 


ATTACK, 
BATTERY-IES. 


AMBASSADOR, NATION. 


DO NOT RETURN. 


Reference 
Nos. 


=p) 
Qo 
So 
— 


6040 
| 


6389 


480 


" SIGNALS. 


VISIT..the President of the United States will, 


the time indicated by signal. 
Visit. return official.......-. eg py LA! 


Visit..the Secretary of the Navy wiil, the 
fleet or the vessel designated at the 
time which will be indicated. 


Visit..of the strange vessel, ascertain the 
object of. 


‘VISITING..the shore is allowed 
Visiting .. the shore is forbidden 


Visiting .. the strange vessel is allowed.... 
| Visiting..the strange vessel is forbidden-. 


| VISITORS.-. must not be allowed on board.... 
Visitors..send all, out of the ship.-.-..-.--- 


VOLUNTEER OFFICERS..send list of, with 
rank and date of seniority. 


VOLUNTEERS.:wanted for hazardous serv- 
ice; number of men, to be accom- 
panied by officers of suitable rank, 
will be indicated by numeral signal. 


VULNERABLE..the enemy seems to be..-.... 


6390 


6391 


6392 


6393 


6394 


6395 


6396 


6397 


6398 


the fleet or the vessel designated at 


INDEX WORDS. 


PRESIDENT. 


RETURN. 


SECRETARY. — 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


SHORE, ALLOWED. 


SHORE, FORBIDDEN. 
STRANGE VESSEL, 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


ALLOWED. 
SEND. 


SEND LIST. 


WANTED. 


ENEMY. 


WAIT..until the Admiral or Commander-in- | ADMIRAL. 
Chief returns. 


— 


Reference 
Nos . 


759 


A81 


ignal 
= SIGNALS. 


Wait..for assistance..--.. eee oe eee 
Wait..for assistance, the boats will ..---. 
PU RREeIOT: OOU-LICC. da ba sas cc oidyc male we aoe 
UPB ee et EST AITO am arn Sin cine : 
Wait fOr Mood Aide «<< -- sno nninnnee Pawn 
Watt ator mood aveather: .......0in2--2 bees = 
Ware torinphn-water.. - =....<22 22.05 obese 
Wait..for further instructions ........... 
Wait. .for low-water.........-. ee 8 Bast 
Wait..for the return of the boat or tug -. 
WF etic Ut ABCKAWALED <8 o. «knmnasicniee'e 


WALLACHIAN..the flag shown by the strange 
vessel is. 


Want.. ammunition for breech-loading car- 
bines. 


Want.. ammunition for rifled field-pieces ; 
caliber will be indicated, by nu- 


meral signal, in weight of pro- | 


jectiles. 


Want-..ammunition for smooth-bore field- 
pieces; calibers will be indicated, 
by numeral signal, in weight of 
projectiles. 

Want.-ammunition for the flotilla ...-..- 

Want..ammunition for the Gatlings 


Want.-ammunition for 12-pounder rifle 
howitzer. 


Want. ammunition for 12-pounder smooth- 
bore howitzer. 


Want..ammunition for 20-pounder rifle 
howitzer. 


Want..ammunition for 24-ponnder smooth- 
bore howitzer. 


Want.-ammunition for the mortar-vessels- 
Want.-ammunition for rifle muskets ....- 
Want..ammunition for Remington rifles-. 
Want.-ammunition for Navy revolvers... 


Want. .-ammunition for rifle guns; calibers 
will be indicated, by numeral sig- 
nal, in weight of projectiles. 


Want.-ammunition for shell guns; cali- 
bers will be indicated, by numeral 
signal, in inches. 


INDEX WORDS. 


ASSISTANCE, BOATS. 
EBB-TIDE. 

FAIR WIND. 
FLOOD-TIDE. 
GOOD WEATHER. 
HIGH-WATER. 
INSTRUCTIONS. 
LOW-WATER. 
RETURN, BOAT. 
SLACK-WATER. 
FLAG. 


AMMUNITION. 
AMMUNITION. 
AMMUNIT’N, CARBINES. 


| AMMUNITION, FIELD- | 


PIECES. 


AMMUNITION, FIELD- 
PIECES. 


AMMUNIT’N, FLOTILLA. 
AMMUNIT’N, GATLINGS. 
AMMUNIT’N, HOWITZER 


AMMUNIT’N, HOWITZER 
AMMUNITN, HOWITZER 
AMMUNIT’N, HOWITZER 


AMMUNIT’N, MORTAR. 

AMMUNIT’N, MUSKETS. 
AMMUN’N, REM’GTON’S 
AMMUN’N, REVOLVERS 
AMMUN’N, RIFLE GUNS, 


AMMUNITION, SHELL. 


SL NS 


1168 


482 


Signal 
Nos. 


SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. © 


Reference 
Nos 


AmMuN’N, SPRINGF’LD| 1183 
1184 


WANT-.-.ammunition for Springfield rifles ---. 


Want..ammunition for force or troops op- | AMMUNITION, TROOPS. 


erating on shore, 


Want..an anchor ; weight, in ewt., will be | ANCHOR. 1294 
indicated by numeral signal. 

Want..an anchor for prize or vessel indi- | ANCHOR. 1356 
cated. A 

Want armorers: 2. cts cer ee ceees ee eee ees ARMORERS. 1545 

Want, Sarms 502 ten Cor Ree eee eae eeee ee ARMS. 1563 

Want..the assistance of boats......------ ASSISTANCE. 1843 

Want.-assistance immediately .......---. ASSISTANCE. 1254 

Want..the assistance of a medical officer. ASSISTANCE. 1853 


Want..an azimuth compass....-...--.--- 


AZIMUTH COMPASS. 


2080 


Want. .boarding-pikes ..-.--- PAAR sere BOARDING-PIKES. 2361 
Want..boarding-pistols.......--..----.-- BOARDING-PISTOLS. 2362 
Want..boat-s, I do, or vessel designated | Boat-s. 2398 
does.—[If more than one, number 
will be indicated. ] 
Want.. boats to assist in towing...--.---- Boats. 2441 
Want..boats to assist the vessel ashore or | Boats. 2440 


in distress. 
Want.-boiler-iron for patching boilers. ... 
Want..boiler-makers to repair boilers -... 


- Want..boiler-tubes for replacing those 
plugged up; number will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal. 


BOILER-IRON. 
BOILER-MAKERS. 
BOILER-TUBES. 


2474 
2475 
2480 


Want. a @able 256 tees cane cnaee eeke CABLE. 2671 

Want..calkin§, this or the ship designated) CaLKING. 2801 
does. 

Want..calking-materials,.........--...--- CALKING-MATERIALS. | 2803 

Want.-coal for steaming. ......-....--.. COAL. 2999 

Want..Coston signal lights .....-....---. COSTON LIGHTS. 3286 


Want.. Engineers; the number and grades 
will be indicated by telegraphic 
signal, © 


Want..field-artillery on shore....---..;-- 


Want..firemen; the number deficient will 
be indicated by numeral signal. 


Want. sfishing-Hooksi. «2 esies ce eee eee 


ENGINEERS. 


FIELD-ARTILLERY. 
FIREMEN. 


FISHING-HOOKS. 


Want. .fishing-lines2-- ut .eeeeereee eee FISHING-LINES, 4575 
Want..a fishing-seine....:..--.-.---.---- FISHING-SEINE. 4577 
Want..fuzes; the time, in seconds, will be | Fuzes. 4832 


indicated by numeral signal. 


Want..grape-shot ; calibers will be indi | GRAPE. 4945 
cated by numeral signal. 
Want..gun-gear at the battery-ies on | GUN-GEAR. 4992 


shore, 


S 
Signa] Foe: 3 ® sf 
Nos. SIGNALS. INDEX WorDs. 2 iS 
WANT ..hammocks for recruits .......-..--.. HAMMOCKS. 5038 
Want. hand-grenades .-:.....-..-...---- -| HAND-GRENADES. 5042 
Want..a hawser ; size will be indicated, in |} HAWSER. 5065 
inches, by numeral signal. 
Wane] an interpreter... 2. 65 S225 Soe. INTERPRETER. 5227 
Want..kedge-anchors for boats ..----.--. KEDGE-ANCHORS. 1353 
PE PAMOVOL 2252153 oo 2 wo gu aus oe eden LAMP-OIL. 5333 
TROUT AMUN -WVICK os O02) c0 5 «dence sent ee ee LAMP-WICK. 5338 
Petr nhnieating-oll:) 2.2.0 245e00 see ee LUBRICATING-OIL, 5475 
eae MAGIIN BiB. cone Se Yl cutee MACHINIST-S. 5490 
PRO os INCRUAD ICS? ss fos» eel ita oe oe ae MECHANICS. 5534 
REE 2 DIES GIICR 2 a cate hs sh oe oe eee MEDICINES. 5537 
PU e OCT h a SU area ie tsi gt tas ates erent oe MEN. 5338 
Want..ordinary seamen ...............-- ORDINARY SEAMEN. 5611 | 
Praitec- OTONANCE-ALOLES)..uleds oa0n./ cece ORDNANCE-STORES., 5612 | 
Want..packing for engines ...--......... PACKING. 5613 — 
Want... percussion-caps....-2. 2... 22-2. PERCUSSION-CAPS. 2717 | 
Want..pereussion-fuzes for rifle guns. ---. PERCUSSION-FUZES. 4835 — 
TE GN) de PULOWs deal dead tg teams ae tee PILoT. 5145 
te -POWOCI oo crepe ase ce se aoe POWDER. 5184 
AR SULAMOT A ee orn ae acta de wats cerabe occ PRIMERS. 5615 | 
Want. -provisions ..... keene? nhs Pete PROVISIONS. 5146 | 
Want. .re-enforcements.:.--...-..+-.----- RE-ENFORCEMENTS. 5147 
Want_.Remington rifles ..2. <2... sae cee ‘REMINGTON RIFLES. 5616 
Want..repairs, this vessel does.......---- REPAIRS, 5618 
Want repain toismils 6222.2 cesses 3 -| REPAIRS. 5617 
PEC ee EON OLV OU oo aie fais 4a enie atcte aces REVOLVERS. 5619 | 
Weare Title MUSK OtS na 66 Js coc weld .--.-| RIFLE MUSKETS. 5621 | 
PRONE. eTOCK OLS RTA otis fe ersten a taa os ee ROCKETS. , 5625 | 
HER Ue BEAN gee tie ce a ale oe nectar sise SEAMEN. 5624 
Want..signal lanterns........-..- alee SIGNAL LANTERNS. 5304 
Want..small-arms....-. fn age alt i Oi pn SMALL-ARMS. 5185 
franc. :Sprinpheld rifles 72022252) S22 2c ey SPRINGFIELD RIFLES. | 5631 
Wants stream-anchor ..22-2..2 2. See STREAM-ANCHOR. 1341 | 
Want..stream-cable ...-. BE ee EEE © STREAM-CABLE. 2672 | 
Want..supplies as wil! be indicated by sig’l) SUPPLIES. 5186 | 
ECR RO int inc yin hae a aie sns 5 = O56 TUG. 5635 
Want..a vessel to lie by me........-.----. VESSEL. 5634 


‘483 


Want.-volunteers for hazardous. service ; | VOLUNTEERS. 
number of men, to be accompanied 
by suitable number of officers, will 
be shown by numeral signal. 


Want. . waste for engines .....-...-..-.-.. WASTE. 


6027 


5635 


484 


fo 


Signal 


Nos. 


6400 


| WASTE. needed foriengines ic espe eae see 


-WATCH-OFFICERS..how many, have you 


| WATER..-is abundant 


SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 
WANT... watch-offlcers. <2 .t. scsi eres WATCH: OFFICERS. 
Want <- Waterwc 22, 2a. se ees eee WATER. 
Want .. of zeal, there seems to be..-.-.-. LEAL. 
WANTS..communicate your, by telegraphic | COMMUNICATE. 
signal. . 
Wants..make known your most pressing, | Makk KNOWN. 
for immediate service. 
Wants..can be supplied here........----- SUPPLIED. 
Wants..cannot be supplied here.......--- SUPPLIED. 


WAR.-has been declared against us by the 
nation whose. flag is shown. 


War.-has been declared by our Govern- 
ment against the nation or power 
indicated. 


War..exists between the nations whose 
lags are shown. 


WARN .. fishinp*smacks off;2. one ctee ese 
Warn. .the strange vessel off... .......225- 


Warn..the strange vessel to keep outside 
of the blockade-line. 


WARNED..the strange vessel. has been, to 
keep outside of the blockade-line. 


WAR Po sit Ormntes oe. 6. oo eee cee bee 
WASH sselothes 4% (eee tie ee er te one 
Wash..and scrub hammocks...-..-.:..... 


WASHED CLOTHES.. pipe down .......--.. 
Washed clothes ..trice up 


eee eee wee ewe eee ee 


WATCH..the enemy closely 
Watch..keep regular 


on duty? . 
Watch-officers . needed). =... seas cathe - 


Watch-officers..report deficiency of....-.-- 


WATCHWORD..and corresponding private 
distinguishing signal of your ves- 
sel will be that next shown by 
signal, until further orders. 


ee 


Water ..allowance of, in pints per man per 
day, report by numeral signal. 


Water ..a further reduction of the allow- 
ance of, cannot be made. 


DECLARED AGAINST US| ‘ 


DECLARED AGAINST. 


EXISTS. 


FISHING-SMACKS., 
STRANGE VESSEL. 
STRANGE VESSEL. 


STRANGE VESSEL. 


IN OR OUT. 


CLOTHES. 
HAMMOCKS. 


PIPE DOWN. 
TRICE UP. | 


NEEDED. 


ENEMY. 
KEEP. 


How MANY? 


NEEDED. 
REPORT DEFICIENCY. 


PRIVATE SIGNAL. 


ABUNDANT. 
ALLOWANCE. 


ALLOWANCE. 


ae re er eee ee eS ee 


Reference 


5600 


4573 
6286 
2290 


2291 


6381 


2983 
5040 


2984 
6346 


5635 


5310 
5311 


5636 
631 
3824 


485 


6401 


INDEX WORDS. 


| Reference 


SIGNALS. 

Vi ee ear MIRE Rw bc woe ban couaead 
EV ELON, eC ILIBDD . > 5 5 oc ton cole e bee kee 
Pelee mR GIN 5. = > = oan gt ae eet 
Wares: cannot be had .... -..5s25.-4.-.2e 


Water..I cannot condense enough, for 
daily consumption. 


_ Water. .report by numeral signal the num- 


ber of gallons of, that can be con- 
densed daily. 


Water ..that can be condensed daily, in 
y> 
pote shown by numeral sig- 
nal. 


Water .. how many days, have you on hand? 
Water ..back off into.deep....-...--..-... 
WV @ich. 715. GGORGDAN Mae) oe ost nce aus 


Water..deliver, to this or the vessel des- 
ignated. 


Water..depth of, on the bar will be indi- 
cated by numeral signal, in feet. 


Water..depth of, on the bar is sufficient 
for this vessel to pass over. 


Water..depth of, on the bar is not suffi- 
cient for this vessel to pass over. 


Water..is falling rapidly at this or the 
point designated. 


Water ..is falling slowly at this or the point 
designated. 


Water.. how many fathoms, are you in? -. 


Water ..1 have the number of fathoms, in- 
dicated by numeral signal. 


Water ..report number of fathoms, by nu- 
meral signal, as you proceed. 


Water..do not go into aless number of 
fathoms, than is now indicated by 
numeral signal. 

Wate STILL TDs WRG oe Pileuran Wee cleat ed eas 

Water.-I am filled up with 


Water ..and provisions, furnish to the ves- 
sels in distress. 


Water..how many gallons have you on 
hand? 


Water ..report number of gallons you carry, 
by numeral signal. 


LEG pert eye OS Cepia Ao 
WLP Id: BOON eat > sks os wi wie he Po nein sie 
Water..I can spare; number of gallons 


will beindicated by numeral signal. 


Water.+) CAND0G SPSTB.. 4-5 =, 5 canpran tn wate 


Answer by numeral signal. 


BaD. 

BRACKISH. 
BRING OFF. 
CANNOT OBTAIN. 
CONDENSE. 


CONDENSED DAILY. 


CONDENSED DAILY. 


DAYS, ON HAND ? 
DEEP. 
DEEPENING. 
DELIVER. 


DEPTH, BAR. 
DEPTH, BAR. 
DEPTH, BAR. 
FALLING RAPIDLY. 
FALLING SLOWLY. 


FATHOMS ? 
FATHOMS. 


FATHOMS. 
FATHOMS. 
FILL. 


FILLED UP. 
FURNISH, VESSELS. 


GALLONS? 
GALLONS. 


GARRISON, 
Goop. 
I CAN SPARE. 


I CANNOT SPARE. 


A486 


Signal 


Nos. SIGNALS. 


WATER..is low above 
Water ..is very low on the bar 


Water..is very low in the bay -.....--..- 
Water. -is low below. 27.22. oenereeeeieeee 
Water ..is very low in the channel....-.... 


Water. -fresh, may be had at place desig- 
nated. 


Water: Tam in need oft. Le. vecee eee ceee 


Water..and provisions, report number of 

days of, on hand, by numeral sig’]. 
Water ..i8 SGarce .2-5-0 sae we eS eae 
Water. send; ashore. J. 4... semen Liperse > 
Water. -send, aghore 100. oe seein annie ae 


Water..send, to this or the vessel desig- 
nated. 


Water..is shoaling; present depth indi- 
cated by num’! signal in fathoms. 


Water. -short. ol,,Pam-o0.Uiecase eee ee 
Water..slack, at. the time indicated 


Water..start your, to lighten ship......-. 


Water..we are suffering for.....-.--.---- 
Water take, On WOard sco. s 2s saeee eee 
W ater 2-18 G00 SD0aLS ss tee eeu cere 


WATER-BATTERY-IES..direct your fire at 
the. 


WATER-LOGGED..the vessel is............. 


WATER-TANK-S.. cast off from the ....-..- 
Water-tank-s..leak~s badly 
Water-tank-s..tow or take alongside 


WATERING-PARTY-IES..relieve the 
WATERING-PLACE..is accessible by boats... 


WE..-have the advantage of the enemy 


We..-have attacked the enemy and driven 
him off. 


»..are flanked 


--have been repulsed. .......--..----. 
-- have met with a reverse 


6402 .--have been sticcesainl..canc cece ceence 


We. -have‘suffered much 2.0... ol 


Watering-place-.-.is difficult to reach in boats 
Watering-place.. proceed to the, and till up- 


..have been défeated c- 2. eeee 


VESSEL. 6382 
.-| CAST OFF, 2791 | 
LEAK-S. 5391 | 


INDEX WORDsS.. 


Reference 
Nos 


LOW ABOVE. 54638 
LOwW, BAR. 2135 
LOW, BAY. 2204 
LOW BELOW. 5469 
Low, CHANNEL, 2845 
MAY BE HAD. 4788 
NEED 5148 
PROVISIONS. 626 
SCARCE. 6114 
SEND. 1779 
SEND. 1780 
SEND. 6157 


SHOALING. 


SHORT. 
SLACK. 


START. 
SUFFERING. 


DIRECT, FIRE. 


Tow, ALONGSIDE. 
RELIEVE. 5986 


ACCESSIBLE. 2437 
Duricurr. 
PROCEED TO. 5889 


ADVANTAGE, ENEMY. 
ATTACKED, ENEMY, 


DEFEATED. 3519 


FLANKED. 
REPULSED. 
REVERSE. 5558 
SUCCESSFUL. 
SUFFERED. 


487 


INDEX WORDS. 


Signal] 
Nos, SIGNALS. 
Wis, nave piferea little .-.2.. 0... ecne< ese 
We..are suffering for clothing .-.-....... 
We..are suffering for provisions....-..... 
We..are suffering for want of water...... 
Pes rerenreatened .. 2.622 isch wcteleas's 
eC SUES ATH | ee ee a EC i 
We..have been unsuccessful .........--.. 
We..have been victorious...........-.-.. 


We..have gained a great victory ; details 
will be communicated. 


WEAK..my boiler-s is or are very old and .-.. 
Weak..the enemy’s position is...-........ 


WEAR..clothing suited to the climate and 


season. 
Wear..or tack at discretion.............. 
PV CGy = 1A PI PU CrALCRR ar fle oho aicys fare apace 


Wear ..full-dress uniform on the occasion. 


Wear.-.undress uniform on the ocecasion.. 7 


WEAR SHIP. 


Wear ship.. having regard for mutual con- 
venience and safety. 


6403 


7 
Wear ship..in succession. ..--....-<..'..-. 


PROMEGA RL OC CGICT soc ni ada oeln= nes 
WEATHER..or van division, the Admiral or 
Commander-in-Chief will lead the. 


Weather ..take advantage of the, and state 
of the atmosphere to reach a favor- 


able position for attacking the | 


enemy. 
Weather . . barometer indicates approaching 
bad. 
Weather .. beam, breakers are on...-- aoe as 


Weather .. bow, breakers are on.......---- 
Weather .. beam, danger, there is, on 


Weather .. bow, danger, there is, on.....-- 


Weaiher..the enemy, can you?.......--.. | 


SUFFERED. 


SUFFERING, CLOTHING. 
SUFFERING, PROVIS’NS 


SUFFERING, WATER. 
THREATENED, 
UNHURT. 
UNSUCCESSFUL. 
VICTORIOUS, 
VICTORY. 


BoImLER-S. 
ENEMY’S POSITION. 


CLOTHING, SUITED. 


DISCRETION. 
FATIGUE-DRESS., 
FULL-DRESS. 
UNDRESS. 


REGARD, SAFETY. 
SUCCESSION. 
TOGETHER. 


ADMIRAL, LEAD. 


ADVANTAGE. 


BAROMETER. 


BREAKERS, BEAM. 
BREAKERS, BOW. 
DANGER, BEAM. 
DANGER, BOW. 
ENEMY, CAN YOU? 


Werther. | Cattle Cnemy - 202-5 2. eens | ENEMY, I CAN. 
Weather .-prepare for bad...--...--- vt--! PREPARE, BAD. 
Weather..is too threatening to move at | TOO THREATENING. 
present. | 
WEIGH | anchOte-«.-. .-«-- pps ee aha eee | ANCHOR. P 
Weigh..I cannot, my anchor ...-...... --.| ANCHOR, I CANNOT. 
W id= DOLE ROCHOE 25... 6 \-- ee rook 4 s---| PORT ANCHOR. 


aS 


6295 
2957 
5903 
6296 
6334 
6364 
6369 

3388 
4852 


2485 
4230 


2988 


31233 
3340 
3963 
3954 


6093 


6295 
6355 


793 


899 


2569 
2570 
3465 
3466 
4177 
4178 
2108 
6337 


1346 
1230 
1347 


488 


Bees SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. 
6404 | WEIGH.-and proceed t0 sea. .......-.-..-... PROCEED, SRA. 
Weigh -.sheet anchor 2... S224 teuwwwesien ee SHEET ANCIIOR. 
Weigh..and stand off and on ..........--. STAND OFF AND ON. 
Weigh..starboard anchor ...... a..-...... STARBOARD ANCHOR. 
WESTWARD..the enemy is going. ......-... ENEMY, GOING. 
Westward..the strange vessel-s is or are | STRANGE VESSEL-S. 
steering. 
WHALE-SHIP..-the strange vessel seen is a.. -| STRANGE. 
| WHARF. cast‘off trom theif. sc. wees eens CAST OFF. 
Wharf..go or haul alongside of ...-..-.--. HAUL ALONGSIDE. 
Wharf..or landing, send boat to ....-.... SEND BOAT. 
WHAT..is the armament of the enemy ?.----- ARMAMENT, ENEMY ? 
What..is the armament of the fort-s ?....| ARMAMENT, FORT-S? 


What..is the armament of the vessel-s | ARMAMENT, VESSEL-S? 
under your command ? : 


What..assistance do you require?.....-..| ASSISTANCE ? 


What..is the allowance of baggage to be | BAGGAGE LANDED ? 
landed with the forces ? 


What, kindof bottom es leis eee ee BotTromM? 

What..causes.your delay ?. :.......-..--. CAUSES DELAY ? 

What..is or was the character of the | CHARACTER, STRANG’R? 
strange vessel-s ? 


rd 


What. -.is your complement of men?...--. COMPLEMENT, MEN ? 
What..is your complement of officers ? .. .| COMPLE’NT, OFFICERS? 


What..is the condition of the battery-ies ?} Con’D’TN, BATT’ Y-IES? 
What..is the condition of your command? ConDIT’N, COMMAND ? 
What..is the condition of the prize-s ?-...| CONDITION, PRIZE-S ? 


What..is the condition of the vessel des- | CONDITION, VESSEL ? 
ignated ? 


What..course is or are the vessel-s steer- | COURSE, STEERING ? 
ing? . 

What..are your latest dates from the fleet ?} DATES, FLEET ? 

What..are your latest dates from home?..| DATES, NOME ? 

What..are your latest dates from the seat | DATES, SEAT OF WAR? 
of war? 

What..day of the month did you leave | Day? 
port? 

What..is the enemy’s force?.....-....--. ENEMY’S FORCE? 


What..is or was the flag of the strange | FLAG? 
vessel-s ? : 


What. .is the last arrival ?..........-..-. | LAST ARRIVAL? 


What..was the latitude of the enemy when | Latrirupr ? 
‘last seen? Answer by signal. 


Whet=.ia your latitude 2.52:072.4. ieee. .| LATITUDE ? 


Reference 
Nos 


3071 
3213 
3215 


489 


o 
o 
Signal - oe 
SIGNALS. INDEX WORDS. =O 
| Nos. Ss 2A 
a 
Ww ca ievourionritude ?..- Sis ccoce ene ae LONGITUDE ? 5444 
What..was the longitude by the after- | LONGITUDE? 2943 
noon’s observations ? 
| What..was the longitude of the enemy | LONGITUDE ? 5441 
when last seen? Answer by nu- 
meral signal. 
What. -was the longitude by the morn- | LONGITUDE? 2942 
ing’s obser vations ? 
What..was the longitude ‘of the strange | LONGITUDE ? 5446 
vessel when last seen? 
Milaie News-DOVG-yOU?...-20 sa. case ee NEws ? 5647 
What..shall be done with the prisoners ?.| PRISONERS? 5867 
What..shall be done with the prize-s ?...| PRIZE-s ? 5873 
What..is the range? Answer, in yards, | RANGE? 5938 
by numeral signal. 
| What..shall be done with the refugees ?..; REFUGEES? 5981 
What..is the set and drift of the current ?.) SET AND DRIFT, CUR’T ?| 3374 
6405 PE GPS IB LW EDILE 1 t21g0 2c adnte nis’ st nic tainte 2 WronG? 
Weber MY, IS CAMA Ed: oe. son tuo h ne '....| DAMAGED. 3457 
WHEN..will you or vessel aground be afloat ?.) AFLOAT ? 920 
When..did you get aground? Give state | AGROUND? 945 
of tide at time of grounding. 
When..or on what day of the month did | ARRIVE? 1668 
you arrive? 
When..assistance is required, make it | ASSISTANCE, REQUIRED} 1860 
known by signal or by the private 


signal agreed apon. 


When..or on what day of the month was | BATTLE, FOUGHT? 2202 
the battle fought ? ; 

When..will you complete coaling ?..-.-..| COMPLETE COALING? | 3020 

When..will the ebb-tide cease? ...-...... EBB, CEASE ? 4015 

When.. will the ebb-tide make ?.......... EBB, MAKE? 4016 

When. -or on what day did you fallin with | FALL IN, FLEET? 3481 
the fleet ? 7 

When..will the flood-tide cease ?.... .... .| FLOOD, CEASE ? 4668 

When. .will the flood-tide make ?......-.-| FLOOD, MAKE? 4669 

When..you will be ready for service, in- | READY,INFORM ME. | 5195 
form me or the Commander-in- ; 
Chief. | 

When..you are ready for service, inform | READY, INFORM ME, 5196 
me or the Commander-in-Chief. 

When..will you be ready to move?....... Reavy, MOVE? 5887 

When..will you be ready for sea?...,.--- READY, SEA ? 3480 

WHERE. aroma Donn 6.25 2. os cev enn ae BounbD? ) 2543 
Where..was the enemy when last seen or ENEMY ? 4179 


heard from ? 


490 


SIGNALS. 


> 


WHERE..was the fleet when last seen or 
heard from ? 


Where.-you are, remain 
Where..is the strange vessel bound? ..... 


Where..is the strange vessel from ?....--. 


WILL..send ammunition to you without un- 
necessary delay. 


Will. 
Will. 
Will. 
Will. .your fore-and-aft sails draw ?...-.. 
Will... i 
Will..send a tug to you 


WIND..-hold your 


| WINDWARD..of the reef-s, anchor to 
Windward..pass to 


-send answer without delay 


-Send assistance immediately 


-er2eee 


es eeteerea eee rere se eee eee cows 


.send boat-s 


send a pilot 


-*eeevee 


Windward..of your station, you are to ... 
WINTER-QUARTERS..our Army is going into 


WISH..I do, to speak or communicate with 
the Commander -in-Chief or 
with the Commander of the 
vessel designated. 


WISHES..to see you as soon as convenient, 
the Admiral or Commander- 
in-Chief. 


Wishes..to see you immediately, the Ad- 
miral or Commander-in-Chief. 


Wishes. .I am ignorant of your....-....--. 

WITHDRAW |. ..0 ee 

Withdraw ..from action s.g.esecewee sea 

Withdraw..take advantage of the dark- 
ness to. 

Withdraw..the blockading- vessels will, 
from the place or port that 
will be designated by signal. 

Withdraw..the blockading -vessels will, 
during the day and resume 
their stations after dark. 

Withdraw..the boat-s will..............- 


o 

oO 
gi: 
INDEX WORDS. 2S 
EF, 

o 

am 
FLEET ? 4656 
FRoM ? 4799 
REMAIN. 5991 
STRANGE, BOUND ? 2544 
STRANGE, FROM ? 6288 
ANSWER, SIGNAL ? 1429 
OUT OF STATION ? 6252 
STEAM ? 6262 
AMMUNITION. 1205 
ANSWER. — 1424 
ASSISTANCE. 1865 
BOAT-S. 2411 
FORE-AND-AFT, DRAW ?| 3938 
PILOT. 5788 
TUG. 6149 
‘| HOLD. 5094 
ANCHOR, REEF-S. 1348 
PASS. 5758 
STATION. 6253 
ARMY. 1606 
SPEAK, COMMANDER- | 6223 

IN-CHIEF. 

ADMIRAL. 823 
ADMIRAL. 824 
IGNORANT. 5141 
Vig Ha ae aaa ala ante wee 6036 
ACTION. 729 
ADVANTAGE, DARKN’SS| 887 


BLOCKADING-VESSELS.)| 2308 


BLOCKADING-VESSELS. | 2307 


Boat-s. 6037 


———— nnn nn 


6406 


491 


SIGNALS. 


WITHDRAW ..the bomb-vessel-s will....-.-. 


Withdraw..from the convoy and resume 
your station in the fleet, or pro- 
ceed on the service assigned 
you. 


Withdraw..from your day-station .....--. 
PALL 27 OO MOG teas as < am ie mee ay 


Withdraw..out of range, disabled vessel-s 
will, 


Withdraw..the flotilla will, out of range 
of the enemy’s guns. 


Withdraw..from under the fort-s.......-. 


Withdraw..from or abandon the fort-s, 
harbor, port, or place now oc- 
cupied. 


Withdraw... gunboats will .-.-...----..--- 
Withdraw..the iron-clad-s will. ....-...--. 
Withdraw ..the left wing will .......- pyle 
Withdraw ..light-draught vessels will. ..-. 
Harhoraws OU OLUNG wane 4 ss ena socal. 
Withdraw ..from your position..-.. ...--- 
Withdraw..from your exposed position - .. 
Withdraw. .the ram-s will .:..-....-..---. 
Withdraw. -vight-wing will . 22.2... <1... 
Withdraw..from your station-s....-...... 
Withdraw ..torpedo-vessels or boats will.. 


WITHDRAWING..the besiegers are ......-... 
Withdrawing ..the bomb-vessel-s is or are - 
Withdrawing.-the enemy is ...--....----. 
Withdrawing..our forces are:\.......------ 
Withdrawing..the gunboats are ...-...--- 


Withdrawing..the vessel-s designated is 
or are. 


WITHHOLD. -assent 


WITHOUT BAGGAGE. .-land 
Without baggage-.march 


WITNESS-ES .- will attend the Admiralty 
Court in the prize-case-s now 
before it, or which will be in- 


dicated. 


Witness—es..and prisoner-s, send, to the 
Admiralty Court at the place 
designated. « 


Witness—es.-and prisoner-s, send, to the 
Adwiralty Court to which the 
prize-s has or have been sent. 


INDEX WoORDs. 


BOMB-VESSEL-S. 


CONVOY, RESUME STA- 
TION. 


DAY-STATION. 
DO NOT. 
DISABLED VESSEL-S. 


FLOTILLA, 


FORT-S. 


F ORT-S, HARBOR, 


GUNBOATS, 
IRON-CLAD-S. 
LEFT WING. 
LIGHT-DRAUGHT, 
LINE. 

POSITION. 
POSITION. 
RaAM-S. 

RIGHT WING. 
STATION-S. 
TORPEDO-VESSELS., 


BESIEGERS., 
BOMB-VESSEL-S, 
ENEMY. 
FORCES. 
GUNBOATS. 
VESSEL-S. 


ASSENT. 


LAND. 
MARCH. 


ATTEND ADMIRALTY 
COURT. 


SEND, ADM’LTY COURT 


SEND, ADMW’LTY COURT 


Reference 
Nos 


nw 
or 
— 
eo) 


3277 


3488 
3874 
3681 


4691 


4762 
514 


4937 
1541 
5404 
5421 
5434 
517 
4443 
5935 | 
6054 
6258 


2264 


ree 


Pba%e- 


4143 
4711 
4988 | 
6387 


Re 
Nos. 


492 


SIGNALS. 


| WORKMEN... discharge the 
WORKS... defensive, erect 


? 


WITNESS-ES .. send, before Court-Martial 
now in session. 


- eee ee ee 


WON..we have, the battle or action 
Won..the enemy has, the battle......---. 
WOOD..I am in need of fire; number of cords 
will be indicated by numeral sig’l. 

Wood..for cooking, I am in need of..-.-.-. 


Wood..report number of days’, on hand 
by numeral signal. 


Wood..send for, on shore or to the vessel 
designated. 


WOODEN VESSEL-S..attack the enemy’s. .. 
WOODING-PARTY-IES..send, on shore..-..-. 
WOODLOCK..to rudder is‘0ut 7-3 em ee 
WORE SHIP. .-the enemy has......- preNee 


WORK: Contintie; YOURS... W050 caches eee 
Wonk doublestides J-55)...2 ti. eeteeee eee 
Work.on: hand, expedite... ..7 25. seers 
Work.. 
Work. . 
Work. . 


steam expansively 


suspend, on Sunday 


suspend, on your vessel..........- 


WORKING-ORDER..engine-s may be put in, 
very soon. 


WORKING-PARTY-IES.. bring off. .-.......- 
Working-party-ies..on shore, double ..---. 
Working-party-—ies..recall. ...-.....-....-- 
Working-party-ies..relieve the ......-.-.- 
Working-party-ies..send, ashore .......-- 


Working-party-ies .. send, to the dock-yard ; 
number of men will be indicated 
by numeral signal. 


Working-party-ies..send dinner to....---- 
Working-party-ies..send for........-.---. 
Working-party-ies..send ashore for .....-- 


Working-party-ies..send for, to the dock- 
yard. 
Working-party-ics .. send, to this or the ves- 


sel designated; number of men will 
be indicated by numeral signal. 


ee er es 


INDEX WORDS. ~ 


SEND, Court. 

® 

ACTION. 

ENEMY, BATTLE. 


NEED. 


NEED. 
ON HAND. 


SEND FOR. 


ATTACK. 


SEND, ASHORE. 
‘ 


RUDDER. 
ENEMY. 


CONTINUE. 
DOUBLE TIDES. 
EXPEDITE. 
STEAM. 
SUSPEND. 
SUSPEND. 


ENGINE-S. 


BRING OFF. 
DOUBLE. 
RECALL. 
RELIEVE. 
SEND ASIIORE. 


SEND, DOCK-YARD. 


SEND DINNER. 
SEND FOR. 
SEND FOR. 
SEND FOR. 


SEND, VESSEL. 


DISCHARGE. 


DEFENSIVE. 


Reference 
Nos 


eo 
oo 
wo 
haut 


| 
| Signal 
| Nos. 


@ 


SIGNALS. 


WORN opun-vyents‘are much 2.2.23. 0 2 Jeu. 


WOUNDED .. arrange for landing the 


Worn.-uniforms must be, when visiting 
the shore. ; 


Worn..uniforms and side-arms must be, 
when visiting the shore. 


MOLINA). say Soils are. ..-.....c8se6 seca s 


Wounded ..assist in bringing off the ...--. 
Wounded..the Captain is ................ 
Wounded..the Chief Engineer is......---- 
Wounded .. Chief-of-Staff is .....--.....--. 


Wounded. .the Commander-in-Chief is .... 
Wounded..the Commanding Officer is ..-. 
Wounded..the Commodore is. ...--.------ 
Wounded “person, 18. dead :... ...-.. ..c\<2- 
Wounded..are doing well or recovering. - . 
Wounded. .are not doing well ....-.--....: 
Wounded ..the Executive Officer is.....--. 
Wounded. .the Fleet-Engineer is.......... 
Wounded..the Fleet-Paymaster is........ 
Wounded..the Fleet-Surgeon is. ...--...-. 


Wounded.. how many, had or have you? 
Answer by numeral signal. 


PROUNUCEE LAO ENO ee. te Sees alas cue 
Wounded..the Marine Officer is ....-..-.-. 


Wounded..need medical assistance .....-.. 


Wounded..man or men is or are still alive. 


Wounded..men, report the number of, by 
numeral signal. 


Wounded..arve without necessary comforts 
Wounded ..need attendants or nurses . .--- 


Wounded. .-number of, is indicated by nu- 
meral signal. | 


Wounded ..officer is alive...............-.. | 


Wounded. .officers, reportenumber of, by 
numeral signal. 


Wounded..the Paymaster is..--- BE UTE 
Wounded..the pilot is -......'..... OAC eA: 


Wouwnded..and sick, prepare for removing 
the. 


Wounded..have been removed...-.....---. 
Wounded..send, ashore 
Wounded..and sick, send, to the hospital. 


INDEX WorDs. 


JUN-VENTS. 
UNIFORMS. 


UNIFORMS, SIDE-ARMS. 


SAILS. 


ARRANGE, LANDING. 
ASSIST, BRINGING. 
CAPTAIN. 

CHIEF ENGINEER. 
CHIEF-OF. STAFF, 
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF 
COMMANDING OFFICER 
COMMODORE. 

DeEAD. 

DOING WELL. 

DOING WELL, NOT. 
EXECUTIVE. 
FLEET-ENGINEER. 
FLEET-PAYMASTER. 
FLEET-SURGEON. 
How MAny ? 


LAND, 

MARINE OFFICER. 
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. 
MEN, ALIVE. 

MEN, REPORT. 


NECESSARY COMFORTS. 


NEED ATTENDANTS. 
NUMBER. 


OFFICER, ALIVE. 
OF¥ICERS, REPORT. 


PAYMASTER. 
PILOT, 
PREPARE, REMOVING. 


REMOVED. 
SEND ASHORE. 
SEND, HOSPITAL. 


4978 


6108 


1616 
1840 
2727 
2918 
2924 
3085 
3091 
3116 
3500 


4658 
4660 
4662 


5126 


5347 


5531 


‘$536 | 


1027 


6019 | 


5609 
5610 


5652 | 


1028 | 


6020 


5764 


5789 | 


5839 


5994 
1784 
5096 


494 


SIGNALS. 


WOUNDED..and sick, send, to hospital-vessel . 
Wounded ..send, to this or vessel designated 


Wounded..the Surgeon is 
WRECK..has been abandoned by people or 

crew. 

Wreck..can the, be approached by a boat ?- 
Wreck..is breaking up-—-.2. sneer ee = 
Wreck:.do not abandon. --2- 22 ogee. - 2 oes 
Wreck..has been found 


Wreck. .fragments of, I have seen 
Wreck: leave the: 3225 oe cee eee cate 
Wreck..the vessel seen is a....--. Pe eee ae 


WRECKED.. the vessel indicated has been. -.. 


WRECKED CREW.-what disposition shall 
be made of the? 

Wrecked crew ..I have the, on board...-.... 

Wrecked crew..land the 


Wrecked crew.. provide for the...........- 


WRECKED PEOPLE. .-are all alive 
Wrecked people..a part of the, are alive .. 


Wrecked people..assist in saving the.--.--. 
Wrecked people..are all lost...... ce 
Wrecked people. .rescuo the ...--. 67.22.55 
Wrecked people..a part of the, are safe ... 
Wrecked people..send, to this or the vessel 
designated. 
WRECKED VESSEL. assist the 


Wrecked vessel..stay by the 


Wrong ..the last signal was; the right one 
will succeed this. - 


Wrong oe Dat.iSt tate ee es eee : oon 


INDEX WonrDs.. 


SEND, HOSPITAL. 
SEND, VESSEL. 
SURGEON. 


ABANDONED. 


BREAKING. 


DO NOT ABANDON. 
FoOuND. 
FRAGMENTS, SEEN. 
LEAVE. 

VESSEL SEEN. 


VESSEL. 


DISPOSITION ? 


‘I HAVE. 
LAND. 
PROVIDE. 


ALIVE. 

| ALIVE. 
ASSIST. 
Lost. 
RESCUE. 
SAFE. 
SEND. 


ASSIST. 
STAY BY. . 


ANYTHING ? 
SIGNAL. 


WuatT ? 


APPROACHED, BOAT ? 


Reference 
Nos 


495 


© 
o 
SIGNALS. INDEX Worps. z 8 
= A 
a 
XEBEC ..the vessel seen is a..----.......---- VESSEL SEEN. 6385 
6423 
6424 
6425 
6426 
Bey rere eV LUO, conven le eres wo'p oto o>, lead oo ae MAN. 5927 
VETS ALU LC ob Di tie -aghe ER ge SQUARE. 6226 
YELLOW FEVER..has disappeared. ..-..---- DISAPPEARED. 3687 
Yellow fever..is disappearing ...---...--.. DISAPPEARING. 3690 
Yellow fever..the disease is ..-....--..--- DISEASE. 3732 
Yellow fever..the disease is not ..-.-..--- DISEASE IS NOT. aries 
Yellow fever..is epidemic at this or the | EPIDEMIC. 4330 
place that will be desig- 
nated. 
Yellow. fever-.is very fatal ...-.. .25..-..% FATAL. 4482 
Yellow: fever. 18 Increasing’ >..... .--+---- INCREASING. 5191 
Yellow fever .-is mild, and yields readily to | Mixp. 5560 
proper treatment. 
Yellow fever..there are no new cases of...) NO NEW CASES. 4494 
Yellow fever..there is, on board of this or ON BOARD. 6326 
the vessel designated. 
Yellow fever. .there is,on shore ...-..---. ON SHORE. 4505 
YES..affirmative, or permission granted to do | AvFIRMATIVE. 904 
that which has been asked. 
YIELD..the disease does not, readily to ordi- DISEASE. 3734 
. nary treatment. | 


ES 1 SE 2) cr ed 


496 


INDEX WORDS. 


DISEASE. 


DONE BADLY. 
EXECUTED, DUTY. 


HANDLED, ADMIRABLY 
NEED SAIL. 
QUARANTINE. 


HOLD INTERCOURSE. 


LAND. 
SAFE. 


FALLING SHORT. 
GOING OVER. 
ABANDON. 


RESUME.. 


ForTIry. 
INTRENCH. 


| SAVE. 


A 
COMMENDABLE. 
CONSPICUOUS. 
OBSERVED. 
WANT OF. 


EXPECTED. 


oan SIGNALS. 
YIELDS..the disease, readily to proper treat- 
ment. 
YOU. .have done: badly 2 case 
You.-have executed the duty assigned 
you admirably. 
You. -have handled your vessel admirably 
Yous: need. More sails. cde seat ee eee 
You ::aT@ AN IQ Narantine sense eee cee 
YOU MUST NOT..hold intercourse with the 
stranger. 
You must10t. JADU Baces eye cie ete eee 
| 6427") YOUR BOAT-S22is ogre male eee ee 
YOUR SHOTare falling shortese... =... ene 
Your shot:.are going Over...-.-..---.---- 
YOUR STATION2*aband0n (72.3) soee- ee =e 
Your station create pate. bce winpera eee ce 
YOURSEGE i0rgity eee eaeers oo =e net eee 
Yourself. intreneiee sence orcs ee eee 
YOURSELE-—\V. ES: isa¥Oner seer cese ees 
| 
6428 
6429 
6430 
6431 
6432 
6433 
6434 
6435 
6436 | ‘ 
6437 
ZEAL..exhibited is very commendable..-.... 
Zeal..has been very conspicuous..-...-.- 
Zeal. exhibited has been observed ..-.-.. 
Zeal. -there seems to be a want of....---- 
_ZEALOUS CO-OPERATION. .is expected and 
| required of all commanding oflicers. 
Zealous co-operation .. is indispensable to | INDISPENSABLE, SUC- 
success. 


CESS. 


\ 


Nos. 


3106 
3232 
5673 
6399 
3281 


3282 


TELEGRAPHIC DICTIONARY. 


36 


39 


ALPHABET. 


> 
© 
= 
i) 
= 


) EPRSPHROeAHOOE 


Nos. 


COMPASS SIGNAL 


POINTS. 


North. | 


North by East. 
North North East. 


North East by North. 


North East. 

North East by East. 
East North East. 
East by North. 
East. 

East by South. 
East South East. 
South East by East. 
South East. 


South East by South. 


South South East. 
South by East. 


49 


OCU ON OU ON ON (Oi Ct ox Cn 
COS So CN ie CO OL | 


_ ALPHABET. 


NUMBERS. 


POINTS. 


South. 
South by West. 
‘South South West. 


South West by South. © 


South West. 

South West by West. 
West South West. 
West by South. 
West. 

West by North. 

West North West. 
North West by West. 
North West. 

North West by North. 
North North West. 
North by West. 


Nos. ABA Nos. ABS 

59:| Aback. 102 | Aboard the wreck. — 
60 | Abaft. 3 | Abolish, ed, ing. 

61 the beam. 4 | Abominable, y. 

62 fore channels. 5 | Abortive, ly. 

63 foremast. 6 | About. 

64 main channels. 7 | Above. 

65 mainmast. , 8 the or this anchorage. 
66 - mizzen-channels. ug the bayou. 

67 mizzen-mast. 110 the city. 

68 smoke-stack. | the creek. 

69 wheel-house. 2 the entrance. 

70 | Abandon, ed, ing, ment. 3 the fleet. 

val the chase. 4 the fort, s. 

72 the place. 5 the point. 

73 the prize. 6 the sheers. 

74 the wreck. 7 the wharf. 

75 | Abattis. 8 the yard. 

76 Abdomen, inal. ie 9 | Abreast. 

77 | Abduct, ed, ing, ion. 120 of the bayou. 

78 | Abeam. 1 of the creek. 

79 | Aberration. 2 of the entrance. 
80 | Abet, ed, ing, tor, s. 3 of the fleet. 

81 | Abeyance. 4 of the fort, s. 

82 | Abhor, ring, red, rence. 5 of the place. 

83 | Abide, ing. 6 of this ship. 

84 | Ability, ies. a of the town. 

85 | Abject, ly. 8 of the yard. 

86 | Abjure, d, ing, ation. 9 | Abrogate, d, ing. 

87 | Able. 130 | Abrupt, ly, ness. 

88 | Able-bodied men. 1 | Abscess, es. 

89 | Able seaman, men. 2 | Absent, ing, ed, ce. 

90 | Abnormal. 3 with leave. 

91 | Aboard. 4 without leave. 

92 all are now. 5 | Absentee, s. 

93 all are not. 6 accounted for. 

94 call everybody. 7 not accounted for. 
95 | come or go. 8 | have returned. 

95 | send all. 9 | have not returned. 
97 | the prize. 140 | send for the. 

98 the steamer. 1 | wait for the. 

99 the strange vessel. 2 do not wait for the. 
100 the supply-vessel. 3 send correct list of the. 
101 the vessel indicated. 144 | Absolute, ly. 


ACC 


Absorb, ed, ing, ent, s. 
Absorption, ive. 
Abstain, ed, ing, inence. 
Abstemious. | 
Abstract, ed, ing. 
Abstracts. 
Absurd, ly, ity. 
Abundant, ce, ly. 
supply of provisions. 
supply of water. 
supply of wood. 
Abuse, s, d, ing, tive. 
Academy. 
Accelerate, ed, ing. 
Accept, ed, ing, 8, ance, able. 
my thanks. 
the thanks of. 
Access, ible. 
Accident, 8, al, ally. 
Acclimate, ed, ing. 
Accommodate, ed, ing, ion, 8. 
Accompany, ied, ing, ies. 
Accomplice, s. 
Accomplish, ed, ing. 
Accord, ed, ance. 
According, ly. 
Accost, ed. 


Account, 8, able, ability, ant, ing. 


conflicting. 

favorable. 

reliable. 

unfavorable. 
unreliable. 

book, s. 

current. 

from the Army. 

have been received. 
have been sent. 

have not been received. 
have not been sent. 

of coal. 

of the enemy. 

of killed and*wounded. 


COCO he Cie Cleo 


(NS) 
a, 
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~ wo = 


om.n mS Oo > 


210 


~ 


2 
; (oS) 
onroauoruwownorocoso onranrk WW 


229 


ACR 


Account, 8, able, ability, ant, ing. 
of men. 
of officers. 
of oil expenditures. 
of dry provisions. 
of wet provisions. 
of small stores. 
of stores. 
will be sent. 
of water. 
Accounting officer, s. 
Accrue, d, ing, 8. 
Accumulate, d, ing, ion, s. 
Accurate, ly, acy. 
Accuse, d, ing, ation, 7’, 8. 
Accustom, ed. 
Acetate, s. / 
Acetic. 
Ache, 8, ing. 
Achieve, d, ing, ment, s. 
Acid, s, ity, ify, ied, ulated, ulous. 
acetic. 
acitose. 
carbolic. 
carbonic. 
citric. | 
muriatic. 
nitric. 
sulphuric. 
tartaric. 
Acidi citrici syrup. 


Acknowledge, d, ing, ment, s. 
A-cockbill. 

the anchor. 

the yards. 
Aconite. 
Aconiti, rad., tinct. 
Acquaint, ed, ing, ance. 
Acquiesce, d, ing, ence. 


Acquire, d, ing, ment, s. 
Acquisition, s. 

Acquit, tal, ed, ing. 
Across. 


~ 
SP) 
ep ile, 


OoMmMrNtaunwnrh wwe 


ADI 


Across the bay. 
the country. 
the harbor. 
the river. 
the sound. 

Act. 
at your own discretion. 
in concert with. 
independently of. - 
promptly. 


with great circumspection. 


Acts. 
of Congress. 


of the State Legislature, s. 


of war. 

Action. 
avoid. 

cease. 

commence. ' 

of the. 

renew the. 

withdraw from the. 
Actions. 

very suspicious. 

of the strange vessel, 8. 
Activity. 
Actor, s. 
Actual, ly. 
Actuate, d, ing. 
Acute, ly. 
Adapt, ed, ing, ation; ability. 


Add, ed, ing, ition, itional, itive. 


Addict, ed. 

Address, ed, ing. 

Adduce, d. 

Adept, s. 

Adequate, ly. 

Adhere, d, ing, ence. 
to instructions. 
to original plan. 

Adhesion. 

Adhesive, ly, ness. 

Adieu! 


280 


_ 300 


omnranr fF WO Ww 


ive) 
ary 
= 


- 


ADM 


Adjacent, 
Adjoin, ed, ing. 
Adjourn, ed, ment. 

the Board, s. 

the Court, s. 

has taken place. 

will take place. 
Adjudge, d. 
Adjudicate, d, ing, ion. 
Adjust, ed, ing, ment, s. 

' all difficulties. 
Adjutant, s. 

General. 

A. A. General. 
Administer, ed, ing. 
Administration, tive. 
Admire, d, ing, ation, able, ably. 
Admiral. 

aid, send. 

barge, send. 

cook, send. 

coxswain, send. 
flag, hoist. 

flag, haul down. 

flag-sbip. 

health. 

mail, send. 

mail, send for. 

movements. 

Rear. 

servant, send. 

steward, send. 

Vice. 


Admiralty. 


Court, 8. 
decision, 8. 
Judge, 8. 
jurisdiction. 
limits. 
proceedings. 


Admissible. 
Admission, 8. 
Admit, ed, ing, tance. 


Nos. 


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ADM 


Admit, ed, ing, tance. 


no one within the lines. 


Admonish, ed, ing. 
Admonition, s. 
Admonitory. 
Adobe, s. 
Adopt, ed, ing, ion. 
Adorn, ed, ing, ment, s. 
Adrift. 
Adroit, ly, ness. 
Adult, s. 
Adulterate, d, ing, ion. 
Advance, d, ing, ment, s. 
at full speed. 
at half speed. 
cautiously. 
lookout, .. 
picket, s. 
slowly. 


take position in the. 


Advantage, ous, ously, — 
Adventure. 
Adversary, ies. 
Adverse, ly. 
Adversity, ies. 
Advert, ed, ing. 
Advertise, d, ing, ment, 8. 
Advice. 
boat, s. 
vessel, 8. 
Advise, d, r, ing, ment. 
Advocacy. 
Advocate, s, ed, ing. 
Adze, s. | 
* carpenter’s. 
cooper’s. 
Affable, y. 
Affair, s. 
Affect, ed, ing. 
Aftidavits,s. 
of the prisoner, s. 
of the witness, es. 


Affirm, ed, ing, ation, ative, atively. 


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AFT 


Affix, ed, ing. 

Afflict, ed, ing, ive, ion. 

Affluent. 

Afford, ed, ing. 

Affray, 8. 

Afire, on fire. 

Afloat. 
aft. 
andships. 
at half-tide. 
at high-tide. 
at low-tide. 
forward. 
soon will be. 

Afoot. 

Aforesaid. 

Afoul. 

Afraid. 


- Africa, 2. 


coast. 
cruise, r. 
fever, 8. 
trade, 1, 8. 

Aft, abaft. 

After. 
breakfast. 
conviction. 
dark. 
daylight. 

: dinner. 
enquiry, tes. 
guard. 
moonrise, 
nightfall. 
noon. 
part. . 
sail, s. 
sunrise. 
sunset. 
supper. 
the moon sets. 
the rain. 
the storm. 


Nos. AFT Nos. ALE 
After, Ahead, 

401 the tide changes. 443 of the danger. 
2 yards. 4 of this division. 
3 | Afterwards. 4) of the enemy. 
4 | Again. 6 of the fleet. 

. 5 | Against. 7 of the line. 
6 orders. 8 of this squadron. 
7 regulations. 9 of the stranger. 
8 usage. 450 of this vessel. 
9 the law. 1 | Aid, ed, ing. 

410 the current. ; 2 me if possible. 
1 the wind. 3 the stranger, 8. 
2 | Age. 4 | Aid-de-camp. 

of the month. 5 | Aim, ed, s, ing. 

4 of the moon. | 6 at the center of the. 
5 of the week. 7 ~ in the direction shown by 
6 of the year. compass signal. 
” of the. 8 | Air, y, ing, ed. 
8 | Agency, ies. : beddale. 
9| Agent, s. 460 clothing. 

420 of the Government. | i igre er 
1 of the underwriters. 4 ed ee 
2 | Aggravate, ed, ion, ing. : err) Yet 
3 ors 4 pump bucket, s. 
4 circumstances, : pump ¢rosshead, 8. 
ae Ageregate, s. 6 pump rod, s. 
6 | Aggress, or, ive, ing. 7 pump rod, s and link, s. 
7 | Agerieve, ed. 8 pump side-rod, s. 
8 | Agitate, d, ing, or, s. 7 pump valve, s. 
9 | Agonize, ed, ing. ah Saat ea 


430 | Agony, ies. tight. 


tube, s. 


1 
Agree, ed, ing, ment, s. 2 
3 | Alacrity. 
4 
5 


1 
2 | Agreeable, ly. 
3 


news received. Alarm, ed, ing, ist. 

4 | Aground. signal, s. 

5 aft. 6 | Alas! 

6 amidships. 7 | Alaska. 

g fore and aft. Aleohol, ie. 

8 forward. 9 | Aldebaran. 

9 | Ague, s. 480 | Alderman, men. 
440 | Ague and fever. 1 | Ale. 

1 | Ahead. 2) Alee. 


442 ee the 483 | Alert, ness. 


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ALE 


Aleutian Islands. 


Algebra, ic, ical, ically. 
Alias. 
Alibi. 
Alidade. 
Alien, s. 
Alienate, d, ing, ation. 
Align, ment, s. 
Alike. 
Aliment, al, ary. 
Alive. 
Alkali, es, ne. | 
All. 
aback. 
- abandoned. 
aboard. 
afloat. 
aground. 
along shore. 
day. 
discharged. 
embarked. 
are or have gone, disappeared, 
hands. 
I can learn. 
is or are ready. 
is lost. 
is saved. 
my boats. 
night. 
the assistance. 
the news. 
the papers. 
the supplies. 
the time. 
will be ready at or by. 
your boats. 
your forces or command. 
Allay, ed, ing. 
Allegation, 8. 
Allege, d. 
Alleviate, d, ing, ion. 


Alliance, s. 


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Alligator, s. 
Ally, ies, ied. 
armies. 
forces or fleets. 
powers. 
Allot, ment, s. 
Allow, ance, ed, ing. 
of provisions. 
of water. 
Alloy, s. 
Allude, d, s. 
Allusion, s. 
Almanac, s, American Nautical. — 
British Nautical. 
Almost. 
Aloft. 
Alone. 
Along. 
the shore. 
side. 
with. 
Aloof. 
Alphabet, ical, ically. 
Already. / 
Also. 
Alter, able, ed, ation, 8, ings 
Alterative. 
Altercation, s. 
Alternative, s. 
Although. 
Altitude, s. 
of the. 
of the moon. 
of the north star. 
of the sun. 
Altogether. 
Alum. 
Always. 
Am, 
Amalgam. 
Amaurosis. 
Amaze, d, ing, ment, 8. 
Ambassador, 8 


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AMB 


Ambergris. 
Ambiguous, wity. . 
Ambition. 
Ambitious, ly. 
Ambulance, s. 

for the sick. 

for the wounded. 
Ambuscade, s. 
Ambush, ed. 
Ameliorate, ed, ing, ion. 
Amenable. 
Amend, atory, ment, 8. 


| Amende honorable. 


America, 7. 
arms. 
army. 
boat, s. 

- commerce. 
cruiser, 8. 
flag. 
man-of-war. 
mail steamer. 


merchantman, men. 


officer, s. 
ship, 8, vessel, s. 

Sd transport, 8. 
troops. 

Amiability. 

Amiable, y. 

Amicable, y. 

Amid, st. 

Amidships. 

Aniiss. 

Amity. 

Amuionie, ae. 
carbonas. 
liquor. 
murias. 
spts. aromat, 

Ammunition. 

Annesty. 

Among, st. 

Amount, ed, ing, 8. 


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Ample, y. 
Amplitude, s. 

of the sun. 
Amputate, ing, ion. 
Amuse, d, ing, ment, 8. 
Aneesthetie. 
Analogous. 
Analysis, ses. 
Analyze, d, ing. 
Anarchy. 
Anatomical, ly. 
Anchor, 8, ed, ing. 

shackles. 

stock. 
Anchorage. 
Ancient, ly. 
And. 
Anemometer. 
Aneroid barometer. 
Aneurism. 
Anew. 
Anger. 
Angle, s. 
Angostura-bark bitters. 
Angry, ily. 
Anguish. 
Angular, ly. 
Animadvert, ed, ing, sion. 
Animal, s. 
Animalcule, @. 
Animate, d, ing. 
Animosity, ies. 
Animus. 
Ankle. 

bone. 

joint. 
Anneal, ed, ing. 
Annex, ed, ing, ation. 
Annihilate, d, ing. 

the enemy. 
Anniversary, ies. 
Announce, d, ing, ment. 


Annoy, ance, ed, ing. 


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ANN 


Annual, ly. 
Annul, led, ling. 
Anodyne, s. 
Anomalous, ly. 
Anomaly, ies. 
Another. 
Answer, ed, ing, 8. 
Ant, 8. 
Antagonist, 8, ic. 
Antagonism. 
Antarctic. 
Antares. 
Ante. 

meridian, (a. m.) 
Antecedent, s. 


‘Anthracite coal. 


Anti-bilious. 
Anticipate, d, ing, ion. 
Antidote, s. 


Antimonii et pottassz tart. 


Antimony. 
Antipathy, ies. 
Anti-scorbutic, s. 
Anti-septic, s. 
Anti-spasmodie, s. 
Anvil, s. 

Anxiety, ies. 
Anxious, ly. 

Any. 


Aorta. 


Apartment, s. 
Apathy. 
Apeak. 
Aperient, s. 
Aperture, s. 
Apex. 

Apogee. 
Apologize, ed, ing, 8. 
Apology, ies. 
Apoplectic. 
Apoplexy. 
Apothecary, ies. 
Apparatus. 


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Apparel. 
Apparent, ly. 


altitude. 
diameter. 
distance. 
time. 
Appeal, ed, ing. 
Appear, ance, ed, ing. 


Appease, d, ing. 
Appellant, s. 
Appellate. 

Append, ed, ing, age. 
Appendix, ces. 
Appetite, s. 

Apple, s. 

Appliance, s. 
Applicable, ly. 
Applicant, s. 
Application, s. 
Apply, ied, ing. 
Appoint, ed, ing, ment, s. 


Appraise, ed, 7, ment, 8. 
Appreciable, y. 
Appreciate, d, ing, ion. 


Apprehend, ed. 
Apprentice, s. 
Apprise, d, ing. 
Approach, ed, ing. 
Approbation. 
Appropriate, ly. 
Appropriation, s. 
Approval. 
Approve, d. 
Approximate, d, ing, ly. 
Appurtenance, s. 
April. 
Apron, 8. 
Apt, itude. 
Aquarius. 
Aqueduct, s. 
Arbitrarily. / 
Arbitrary. 

signal, s. 


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Are, 8. 
of a circle. 
of the heavens. 
of the horizon. 
Arch, .es, ed. 
Archipelago. 
Archives. 
Arctic. ‘ 
coast. 
‘ ocean. 
region. 
Arcturus. 
Ardent, ly. 
Arduous, ly. 


; Are. 


all the men. 
all the officers. 
all the supples. 
they not. 
we not. 
you not. 
Areometer, 8. 
Argand lamp, 8. 
Argentine Confederation, 
Argument, 8. 
Aries. 
Aright. 
Arithmetie, al, ally. 
Arm. 
Arm, ed, ing. 
Arms. 
Armament, 8. 
of a ship of war. 
of this ship. 
of your vessel. 


of the strange vessel. 


Armature, s. 
Arniistice. 
agreed upon. 
will commence. 
will expire. 
Armor, ed. — 
plate, s. 


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Armor, ed. 

vessel, 8. 
Armorer, 8. 

mate, 8. 

gang, 8. 
Armory, ies. 
Army, ies. 
Arnica tinct. 
Around. 
Arraign, ed, ing, ment. 
Arrange, d, ing, ment, 8. 
Array, ed, ing. 
Arrear, 8, aye. 
Arrest, ed, ing, 8. 
Arrive, d, ing. 
Arrogance. 
Arrogant. 
Arrogate, d, ing. 
Arrow-root. 
Arsenal, s. 
Arsenic. 
Arson. 
Artery, ies, ial. 
Artesian well. 
Articles. 

of agreement. | 

of surrender. 

of trade. 

of war. 
Artifice, s. 
Artificial, ly. 
Artillerist, s. 
Artillery. 
As. 

he is. 

he is not. 

I am. 

I am not. 

I have. 

* I have not. 

I wish to. 

I do not wish to. 

it has been. 


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it has not been. 

it is. 

it is not. 

it may be. 

it may not be. 

it ought to be. 

it ought not to be. 

it should be. 

it should not be. 

it. was. 

it was not. 

it will be. 

it will not be. 

many. 

soon as. 

soon as possible. 

they are. 

they are not. 

they will. 

they will not. 

we are. 

we are not. 

we will. 

we will not. 

well as. 

you are. 

you are not. 

you will. 
you will not. 
Asafeetida. 
Ascend, ed, ing, sion. 
Ascendant. | 
Ascertain, ed, ing. 
Ash, es. 

boards. 

bucket, s, or tub, s. 

hole, s. 

pan, 8. 

pit, s. 

plank. 

shoot, 8. 

' timber. 


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911 


Ashamed. 

Ashore. 

Asia, tic. 

Aside, 

Ask, ed, ing. 
for information. 
for news, papers. 
for what you need. 
permission. 

Asleep. 

Aspect. 


Asperity, ies. 
Asperse, d, ing. 
Asphaltum. 
Asphyxia. 
Asperiant, 8. 
Assail, ed, ing. 
Assailant, s. 
Assassin, 8, ate, ated. 
Assassination. 
Assault, ed, ing, 8. 
of the Army. 
of the enemy. 
of the Navy. 
of the place. 
the works. 
was made. 
will be made. 
Assemblage, 8. 
Assemble, d, ing. 
Assembly, ies. 
Assent, ed, ing. 
Assert, ed, ing, ion. 
Assess, ed, ing. 
Assessment, 8.’ 
Assets. 
Assiduity. 
Assiduous, Ly. 
Assign, ed, ment, s. 
Assignee, 8. 
Assignor. 
Assimilate, d, ing. 


Assist, ed, ing, 8, ance. 


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® ASS 


Assistant, 8. 
Engineer, 8. 
Paymaster, 8. 
Secretary of the Navy. 
Secretary of State. 


Secretary of the Treasury. 


Secretary of War. 
Surgeon, 8. 
Associate, d, ing. 
Assuage, d, ing. 
Assume, d, ing. 
Assumption, 8 
Assurance. 

Assure, d, ing, edly. 
Astern. 

of the. 

of the danger. 

of this division. 

of the enemy. 

of the fleet. 

of the line. 

of the squadron. 

of the stranger. 

of this vessel. 


| Asthma, tie. 


Astonish, ed, ing, ment. 
Astound, ed, ing. 
Astringent, s. 
Astronomer, 8. 
Astronomical, ly. 


Astronomy. 
Asylum. 
for the insane. 
WB in | 
anchor. , 
daylight. 
headquarters. 


high-water. 
his expense. 
his suggestion. 
low-water. 


my own expense. 


the rendezvous. 


4 | the request of. 
5 | the same time. 
6 | the suggestion of. 
7 | the time. 
8 | the time fixed upon. 
9 | your convenience. 
970 your expense. 
1 your service. 
2 your suggestion. 
3 : Athwart. 
4 his hawse. 
5) my hawse. 
6 our hawse. 
7 the channel. 
8 the forefoot. 
g the ‘line. 
980 the line of fire. 
1 | Athwartships. 
2 | Atlantic. 
3 | ; cable. 
4 | coast. 
5 ocean. 
6 shore. 
7 squadron. 
8 States. 
9'| Atlas, es. 


990 | Atmosphere. 
1 | Atmospheric, al, ly. 

2 | Atone, ing, ed, ment, 8. 
3 | Atrip. 

4 | Atrocious, ly. 

5 | Atrocity. 

996 | Atrophy. 


| Nos. ATR | 
es a 
At, 
955 my suggestion. 
6 noon. 
| once. 
8 quarters. 
4) slack-water. 
960 sunrise. 
be sunset. 
2 | the expense of. 


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ATT 


Attach, ed, ing. 

Attaché. 

Attack, ed, ing. 
commence, d. 
cease, d. 
took place at. 
will cease. 
will commence. 

Attain, ed, able, ment, s. 

Attempt, s, ed, ing. 

Attend, ed, ing, ance, ant, s. 

Attention. 


| Attentive, ly. 


Attest, ed, ing, ation. 
Attitude. 
Attorney, ies. 
at law. 
for the captor, s. 
for the defense. 


for the Government. 


for the prosecution. 
General. 
Attract, ed, ing. 
Attribute, d, ing, able. 
Attrition. 
Auction, eer. 
Audacious, ly. 
Audacity. 
Audience, 8. 


with the authorities. 


Auditor. 
Auger, 8. 
Aught. 
Augment, ed, ing. 
Augmentation. 
August. } 
Aurora australis. 
borealis. 
Auspices. 
Auspicious, ly. 
Authentic, ate, ity. 
Author, 8. 
Authoritative, ly. 


Nos. “AZI 
1040 | Authority, ‘es. 
1 | Authorize, d, ing. 
2 | Autumn, al. 
3 equinox. 
4 | Auxiliary, ies. 
3) punp, 8. 
6 | Avail, ed, ing. 
7 | Available, ability. 
8 | Avarice, zous. 
9 | Avenge, d, ing. 
1050 | Aver, red, ring. 
1 | Average, d, ing. 
2 | Averse. 
3 | Avert, ed, ing. 
4 | Avidity. 
5 | Avocation. 
6 | Avoid, ed, ing. 
7 | Avowal. 
8 | Avowedly. 
9 | Await, ed, ing. 
1050 the arrival of. 
1 the return of. 
2 | Awake. 
‘3 | Award, ed, ing. 
4 | Aware. 
5 | Away. 
| G6 | Aweather. 
7 | Aweigh. 
8 | Awfal, ly. 
9 | Awhile. 
1070 | Awkward, ly, ness. 
1 | Awl, s. 
2 | Awning, 8. 
3. fore and aft. 
4 stanchion, 8. 
5 | Axe, 8. 
6 ‘handle, s. 
7 | Axis, es. 
8 | Axle. 
9 | Axletree, s. 
1020 | Azimuth, al. 
1 circle. 
1082 compass. 


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Azimuth, al. 
of the sun. 

Azumuthal error. 

Babbit, metal. : 

Back, ed, ing. 
and fill. 
an anchor. 
astern. 
slay, 8. 
stay-laniards. 
your anchor. 

Backward, ly, ness. 

Bacon. 

Bad, ly. 
ammunition. 
anchorage. 

. condition. 
conduct. 
lookout. 
management. 
news. 
plan. 

Badge, s. 
of distinction. 
of honor. 
of rank. 

Baffle, .d, ing. 
winds. 


Bag, s.. 


and hammock, s. 


Baggage. 
aboard. 
ashore. 
has arrived. 
has not: arrived. 

Bagged. 
the enemy. 
the party. 

Bagging. 

Bail, ed, ing. 

Bailiff, s. 

Bait, ed, ing. 

Baize. 


Nos BAN 
1125 | Bake, d, ing. 

6 bread. 

7 oven, 8. 

8 | Baker, s. 

9 | Balance, d, ing, s. 
11380 | Bale, s. 

1 of cotton. 

2 ' of flannel. 

3 of goods. 

4 of hemp. 

5 | Baleful, ly. 

6 | Balk, ed, ing. 

2 epee 

8 and socket joint, s. 

9 cartridge, 8. 
1140 cock, s. 

1 proof. 

2 valves. 

3 | Ballast, ed, ing. 

4 | Balloon, s. 

5 | Baltic. 

6 coast, 8. 

ne, fleet. 

8 port, s. 

9 | Banana, s. 
1150 | Band, s. 

1 | Band, ed, ing. 

2 {| Bandage, s, d, ing. 

3 | Banding, plane. 

4 | Bandit, ti. 

5 | Bane, ful, fully. 

6 | Banian days. 

7 | Banish, ed, ing. 

8 | Banishment. 

9 | Bank, s. 
1160 of clouds. 

1 of fog. 

2 of mud. 

3 of Newfoundland. 

4 of sand. 

5 your fires. 

6 | Bank, ed, ing. 
1167 | Banked fires. 


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Nos. BAR 
1168 | Bar, s. 

M iron. 
1170 steel. 

1 of iron. 

2 of steel. 

3 | Barred. 

4 harbor, 

5 | Barbadoes tar, 

6 | Barbaric. 

7 | Barbarism, s. 

8 | Barbarity, ies. 

9 | Barbarous, ly. 
1180 | Barber, s. 

1 | Barbette. 

2 guns. 

3 | Bare. 

4 poles. 

5 | Barely. 

6 enough. 

7 | Bargain, ed, ing. 

8 | Barge, s. 

9 crew. 
1190 man, men. 

1 | Bark, barque. 

2 | Bark, ed. 

3 | Barley. 

4 | Barnacles. 

5 | Barometer, 8. 

6 | mercurial. 

7 | Barometric. 

8 | Barrack, s. 

9 | Barracoon, s. 
1200 | Barrel, s. 

1 of beef. 

2 of bread. 

3 of flour. 

4 of oil. 

5 of pork. | 

6 of powder. 

7 of vegetables. 

8 shaped. 

' 9 | Barren, ness. 

1210 of result. 


| 1252 | 


Nos. BAT 
Barren, ness. 
1211 victory. 
2 | Barricade, s, d, ing. 
3 | Barrier, s. 
4 | Barrow, s. 
5 | Barter, ed, ing. 
6 | Base, d, ing, 8. 
é line. 
8 of the army. 
9 of the mountain. 
1220 | Basely, ness. 
1 | Bashaw, (Pacha.) 
2 | Basin, s. | 
3 | Basket, s. 
4 | Bass. 
5 | Bass horn. 
6 | Bastard file, s. 
7 | Bastion, ed, s. 
8 | Batavian. 
9 | Bath, s. 
1230 brick. 
al room, 8. 
2 tub, s. 
3 | Batallion, s. 
4 drill, s. 
5 formation, s. 
6 of cavalry. 
7 of infantry. 
8 of marines. 
9 of seamen. 
1240 of troops. 
1 | Batten, ed, ing. 
2 down hatches. 
3 | Batter, ed, ing. 
4 down the fort. 
5 down the place. 
6 down the town. 
7 | Battery, ies. ; 
8 | of the enemy. 
9 of this ship. 
1250 of your ship. 
1 | Battle, s, d, ing. 
array. 


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Battle, s, d, ing. 
axe, 8. 
axe frog, s. 
field. 
flag, s. 
Bavarian. 
Bay, 8. 
shore. 
side. 
steamer, 8. 
Bayonet, s. 
frog, 8. 
drill. 
sword. ° 
Bayou, s. 
Be. 
Beach, ed, ing. 
is flat. 
is high. 
is rocky. 
is sandy. 
is wooded. 
Beacon, s. 
Bead, ed, ing. 
tool, s. 
Beak, s, ed. 
iron, 
of iron. 
of wood. 
Beam, s. 
compass, es. 
engine, s. 
ends. 
Bean, s. 
Bear, s. 
a beam. 
a hand. 
away. 
down upon. 
from. 
from me. 
from you. 
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off fron, the land. 
up for. 


up under. 
Bearing, 8. 

a beam. . 

away. 

down upon. 

from. 

from me. 

is or are. 

is or are not on. 

in with the land. 

off from the land. 

of the chase. 

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Beat, ing. 
the reveille. 
the tattoo. 
to windward. 
Beaten. 
the enemy. 
have. 
have been. 
Beautiful, ly. ; 
Becalm, ed. 
Became. 
Because. 
Becket, s, ed, ing. 
Bed, ded, ding. 
bug, s. 
clothes. 
plate, s. 
Bedaub, ed, ing. 
Bee block, s. 
line. 
Beef, beeves. 
Been. 
Beer. 
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the beam. 
the mast. 

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Beg, ging, ged, 8. 

Began. 

Begin. 


the movement. 


Beginner, s. 
Beginning. 
Behalf. 
Behave, d, ing. 
Behavior. 
Behead, ed. 
Beheld. 
Behind. 
hand. 
time. 
the point. 
the island, s. 
the reef, s. 
Behold. 
Being. 
Belaying cleat, s. 
pin, 8. 
Belie, d. 
Belief, s. 
Believe, d, ing. 
Bell, s. 
buoy. 
metal. 
Belladon., extract. 
Belligerent, s. 
Bellows. 
leather. 
Belong, ed, ing. 
Beloved. 


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leather. 

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cable, s. 


fore and aft sails. — 


light sails. 
sheet cable, s. 
square sails. 


topsails and courses. 


sails. 
Benefactor. 
Beneficence. 
Beneficent, ly. 
Beneficial, ly. 
Benefit, ed, ing. 
Benevolent, ly. 
Bengal lights. 
Benight, ed. 
Bent. 

plank. 

timber. 
Benumb, ed, ing. 
Benzine. 
Bereave, d, ing, ment. 
Bereft. 

Berlin blue. 
Berth, ed, ing, 8. 
deck. 
Beseech, ed, ing. 

Beset, ting. 
Beside, s. 
Besiege, d, ing. 
Besieger, 8. 
Besought. 
Bespeak, ing. 
Bespoke, n. 
Best. 

Bestial, ly. 
Bestir. 
Bestow, ed, ing. 
Betel, nut, s. 


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Betimes. 
Betray, ed, ing. 
Betrayal. 
Better. 
Between. 
daylight and dark. 
decks. 
Bevel, ed, ing. 
angle, 8. 
gear, ing. 
Bewail, ed, ing. 
Beware. 
Bewilder, ed, ing. 
Bey. 
of Tripoli. 
of Tunis. 
Beyond. 
range. 
Bias, sed, sing. 
Bible, s. 
Bicarbonate, s. 
Bichromate. 
of potash. 
Bicker, ing, s. 
Bickford’s fuze, s. 
Bid, den. 
Bidding. 
Bide. 
our time. 
your time. 
Biennial, ly. 
Big, ger, gest. 
Bight, s. 
Bile. 
Bilge, s. 
cock, s. 
keel, s. 
keelson, s. 
injection, s. 
plank, s. 
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Bilious. 
Bill, s. 
hook, s. 
of the anchor, 
of exchange. 
of fare. 
of health. 
of indictment. 
of items. 
of lading. 
of sale. 
Billet, s, ed, ing. 
head. 
moulding. 
Billows. 
Bimensal. 
reports. 
returns. 
Bind, ing. 
Binder, s. 
Binuacle, s. 
compass, es. 
light, s. 
Binocular glass, es. 
Biographical. 
dictionary. 
Birch. 
broom. 
wood. 
Bird, s. 
eye maple. 
Bath, 8, ing. 
day. | 
Biscuit. 
Bisect, ed, ing. 
Bismuth. 
Bisextile year. 
Bisulphate. 
Bisulphuret. 
Bit, ten. 
Bite, ing. 
Bitter, ly. 
Bitumen. 


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Bituminous coal. 


Bivalve, s. 
Bivouace. 
Bi-weekly. 
Black. 
book, s. 
flag, 8: 
lead. 
paint. 
smith, 8. 


smith’s forge. 
smith’s tools. 
smith’s work. 


varnish. 

vomit. 
Blacking. 
Bladder, s. 
Blade, s. 
Blamable. 
Blame, d, ing. 
Blameless. 
Bland, ness. 


Blandish, ed, ing, ment, s. 


Blank, s. 
book, s. 
cartridge, s. 
form, 8. 
return, 8. 


Blanket, & 


Blaspheme, d, ing. 
Blasphenous. 
Blasphewy, ies. 
Blast, ed, ing. 
furnace. 
of a horn. 


of a or the steam-whistle. 


Blaze, d, ing. 
Bleach, ed, ing. 
Bleak, ness, ly. 
Bled. 

Bleed, ing. 
Blemish, s, ed. 
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Blew. 
Blight, ed, ing. 
Blind, ed, ing. 
Blindly. 
Blindness. 
Bliss, ful, fully. 
Blister, ed, ing. 
steel. 
Bloat, ed. 
Block, ed, ing. 
house. 
of wood. 
maker. 
tin. 
Blockade, d, ing. 
coast, 8. 
harbor, s. 
runner, 8. 
Blockader, s. — 
Blood, y. 
Bloodshed. 
Blood-vessel, s. 
Blot, ted, ting. 
Blow. 
down boilers. 
off steam. 
off pipe. 
over. 
up. 
valve; 8. 
Blower, s. 
engine, 8. 
Blowing. 
fresh. 
heavy, ily. 
too hard. 
Blown. 
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down. 
off shore. 
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flannel, s. 
light, s. 
mass. 
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vitriol. 
Bluff, s. 
point. 
Blunder, ed, ing, 8. 
Blunt, ed. 
Board. 
of examiners, 
of survey. 
of trade. 
of underwriters. 
the enemy. 
Boarders. 
Boarding. 
boat, s. 
cutlass, es. 
grapnel. 
netting, s. 
officers, 8. 
pike, s. 
pistol, s. 
Boat, s. 
anchor, 8. 
awning, 8. 
capsized. 
carriage, 8. 

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cushion, 8. ~ 
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fall, s. 
flag, s. 
grapnel, s. 
hook, s. 
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Boatswain, s. 
call, s. 
gang, 3. 
mate, 8. 
stores. 
Bobstay, s. 
carried away. 
Janiard, s. 
plate, s. 
Body, ies. 
Bog, 8, gy. 
Boil, s. 
Boiled. 
linseed oil. 
Boiler, s. 
corrosion, 
covering. 
explosion. 
iron. 
jacket. 
maker, s. 
plate, s. 
scale. 
tube, s. 
washer, 8. 
Boiling. 
water. 
Boisterous, ly. 
Bold, ly, ness. 
affair. 
shore. 
Boldest. 
Bolster, 8, ed, ing. 
Bolt, s, ed, ing. 
auger, 8. 
head, s. 
iron. 
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Bomb, s. 
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Bombard, ed, ing. 4 home. 
Bombardment. 5 in. 
Bone, s. 6 on a cruise. 
black. 7 out. 
Bonfire, s. 8 north. 
Bonnet. 9 south. 
Booby. 1730 | to. 
Booby-hatch. 1 up. 
Book, s. 2 westward. 
Boom, 8. 3 | Boundary, ies. 
boat, s. | 4 | Boundless. 
cover, 8. 5 | Bounty, ies. 
foresail, s. 6 | Bow. 
iron, 8. 7 and quarter. 
mainsail. 8 and stern. 
tackle, s. 9 chaser, s. 
topping lift, s. 1740 line, s. 
Boot, s. 1 timber, s. 
topping. 2 | Bowels. 
Booth, s. 3 | Bower. 
Booty. 4 anchor, 8. 
Borax. 5 cable, s. 
Bore, d, ing. 6 | Bowline, s. 
Boring-bits. 7 bridle, s. 
tools. 8 knot, s. 
Bormann fuse, 8. 9 well out. 
Born. 1750 | Bowse, d. 
Borne. 1 | Bowsprit 
Borrow, ed. 2 bees. 
Botch, ed, ing. 3 bed. 
Both. 4 cap. 
bowers. 5 gammoning. 
watches. 6 heel. 
Bottle, 4, ing. 7 is sprung. 
Bottom. 8 saddle. 
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block, s. 
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Brackish water. 

Brad, s. 
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Brail, ed, ing, s. 
up the. 

Brain, s- 
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Branch, es, ed, ing. 
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Brand, s, ed,.ing. 

Brandy, ies. 

Brass. 

Brave. 

Bravely. 

Bravery. 

Braze, d, ing. 

Brazier. 

Brazing solder. 
tool, s. 

Brazilian, s. 

Breach, ed, ing. 
in the wall. 
of the peace. 

the wall. 

Bread. 
bag, s. 
barrel, s. 
room, 8. 

oven, 8. 
pan, s. 

Breadth. 
of the bay. 
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Break, ing. 
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through the obstruction, s. 


Breakwater. 
Breaker, s. 
ahead. 
are seen to the. 
bear to the. 
Breakfast, ed, ing. 
at daylight. 
early. 
late. 
with. 
with me. 
with you. 
Breast, ed, ing. 
. deep. 
fast, s. 
high. 
hook, s. 
Breastwork, s. 
Breath. 
Breathless. 
Breathe, d, ing. 
Breech, ed. 
heavy. 


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pin, s. 
loader, s. 


Breeching, s. 

Breed, ing. 

Breeze, s. 

Breezing. 

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rank. 
Bribe, d, ing, 8. 
Bribery, es. 
Brick, s. 
Bridal port, s. 
Bridge, d, ing, 8. 
Bridle, s. 
Brief, ly. 
Brig, 8. 
Brigantine. 
Brigade, s. 
of artillery. 
of cavalry. 
of infantry. 
Brigadier, s. 
Brigand, s. 
Bright. ’ 
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Bright’s disease. 
Brilliant, ly. . 
Brine. 
cock, 8. 
pan, s. 
pump, 8. 
Bring, ing. 
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Brink. 
Bristle, s. 
Bristol board. 
British. 

flag. 

goods. 

interests. 

vessel, s. 
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to. 
Broad. 
axe, 8. 
bay. 
mouth, ed. 
off. 
off the bow. 
pendant, s. 
side. 
side guns. 
sword exercise. 
Broke, n. 
backed. 
Bronchial. 
Bronchitis. 
Bronze, d, ing. 
powder. 
liquid. 
Broom, 8. 
Brought. 
Brow. 
- of the hill. 
Brown. 
Bruise, d, ing. 
Brunswick green. 
Brunt. 
Brush, ed, ing. 
Brushwood. 
Brushes. 
Brutal, ly. 
Brutality. 
Bucket, s. 
Bucklers. 
Buckskin, s. 
Buff, ev, s. 
Bugbear. 
Bugle, s. 
Bugler, s. 
Building, s. 
Built. 
Bulk, y. 
Bulkhead, s. 


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Bullet, s. 
mould, s. 
proof. 
Bullion. 
Bullock, s. 
Bulwark, s. 
Bumpkin, s, boomkin, s. 
Bung, 8. 
Bungle, d, ing, ly. 
Bunk, s. 
Bunker, s. 
Bunt, s. 
cloth, s. 
gasket, s. 
jigger, 8. 
_ dine, s. 
line block, s. 
whip, s. 
Bunting. 
black. 
blue. 
green. 
red. 
white. 
yellow. 
Buoy, s. 
black. 
red. 
vertical striped. 
is in sight. 
is not in sight. - 
does not watch. 
Buoyancy. 
Buoyant, ly. 
Buoyed, ing. 
Bureau, z. 
of Construction and Repair. 
of Equipmentand Recruiting. 
of Medicine and Surgery. 
of Navigation and Detail. 
of Ordnance. 


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of Yards and Docks. 

Burglar, s. 

Burglary, ies. 

Burial. 
ground, s. 
service. 
of the dead. 

Buried. 

Burn, ed, ing. 

Burnish, ed, ing. 

Burst, ing. 

Burton, 8. 

Bury. 
the dead. 

Bush, ed, ing. 

Bushes, 

Bushel, s. 

Business. 
like manner. 
hours. 

Busy, ily. 

But. 

Butcher, ing. 

Butter. 

Butt, s. 
hinges. 

Butterfly-valve, s. 

Butting joint, s. 

Button, s. 

Navy, large size. 
Navy, medium size. 
Navy, small size. 
horn or bone. 

Buttress, ed. 

Buy, ing. 

By. 
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Cabbage, s. 

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cook, s. 
furniture. 
mess, es. 
steward, s. 
stove, 8. 

Cabinet. 
council. 
minister, 8. 


Cable, s. 


bitt, s. 
laid. 
Jaid rope. 
length, s. 
shackle, s. 
stopper, 8. 
swivel, s. 
tier, 8. 
Caboose, camboose. 
Cairn, s. 
Caisson, 8. 
Calaboose. 
Calamitous. 
Calamity, ies. 
Calcine, d, ing. 
Calcium light, s. 
Calculate, d, ing. 
Calculation, s. 
Calendar, s. 
Calf-skin, s. 
Caliber, s. 
Caliper, s. 
compasses. 
Call, ed, ing. 
Calls, boatswains. 
Callous, ly. 
Calm, s, ly. 
latitude, s. 
weather. 
Calomel. 


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movement, s. 
Cambric. 
Came. 
Camel, s. 
hair pencils. 
Camp, 8, ed, ing. 
bed, s, ding. 
equipage, 
fire, 8. 
ground, s. 
kettle, s. 
stool, s. 
Campaign. 
Camphene. 
lamp, 8. 
Camphor. 
Can. 
buoy, 8. 
hooks. 
reach. 
see. 
spare. , 
the army ? 
the fleet ? 
the enemy ? 
they not ? 
we not? 
you not? 
you see? 
Cannot. 
reach. 
see. 
spare. 
the army ? 
the fleet ? 
the enemy ? 
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Canadian, s. 


Canal, s. 


boat, s. 
lock, s. 
Cancel, led, ling. 


Cancer, 8, ous. 
Candid, ly. 
Candle, s 


moulds. 
Canister. 
Cannel coal. 
Cannibal, s, ism. 
Cannon. 

ball, s. 

range. 
Cannonade, d, ing. 
Canoe, 8. 
Canopus. 
Cant. 

hook, s. 

lever, 8. 

timber, s. 
Canted, ing. 
Canteen, s. 
Cantharadis, pulv. 

tinct. 

cerat. 
Cantonment, s. 
Canvas. 

cotton. 

hemp. 
Caoutehoue. 
Cap, 8. 

cover, s. 

ornament, & 

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shore, 8. 

square, s. 
Capability, ies. 
Capable. 
Capacious. 
Capacity, ies. 
Cape, ’s. 
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Capsize, d, ing. 
Capstan, s. 

bar, 8. 

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pawl, s. 

‘spindle, 8. 

whelps. 
Capsule, s. 
Captain, s. 

boat. 

General. 

of the fleet. 

of the merchantman. 

of this ship. 

of the vessel. 

of the yard. 
Captions, ly. 
Captive, s. 
Captor,.s. 
Capture, s,d, ing. 
Captured. 

boat,,.s. 

vessel, s. 
Car, 8. 
Carbine, s. 

ammunition. 
Carbolic acid. 
Carbonic aeid. 
Carbuncle. 
Carbureted hydrogen. 
Carcass, es. 
Card, s. 
Care, d, ing. 
Careen, ed, ing. 
Career. 
Careful, ly. 
Careless, ly, ness. 
Cargo, es. 
Carling, s. 
Carmine. 
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Carpenter, s. 
gang, 8. 
mate, 8. 
~ tool, s. 
work. 
Carpet, 8, ed. 
Carriage, s. 
Carrier, 8. 
Carronade, 8. 
Carrot, s. 
Carry, ies, ied, ing. 
all sail. 
away. 
Carrying trade. 
Cart, s, ed, ing. 
Carte blanche. 
Cartel, s. 
Cartilage, s. 
Cartridge, s. 
box. 
cylinder. 
paper. 
Carvel built boat. 
Cascable, s. 
pin, 8. 
Case, s, d. 
Casemate, ed. 
Case shot. 
Casing. 
Cash. 
account, 8. 
book, s. — 
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Cashier, ed, ing. 
Cask, s. 
Cast, ing. 
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Castigate, d,ing. 
Castle, s. 
Castor and Pollux. 
Castor oil. 
Casual, ly. 
Casualty, ies. 
Cat, ted, ling. 
Catback. 


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Catface, s. 
Catgut. 
Catharpin, s. 
Cathead, s. 
Catstopper, s. 
Catalepsy. 
Catalogue,s. 


Catamaran. 
Catarrh, s, al. 
Catastrophe. 
Catch, ing. 
Catechise, d,.ing. 
Categorical. 
Cater, 8, ed, ing. 
Caterer, 8. 
Cathartic,.s. 
Catheter, s. 
Catoptric, s. 
Cattle. 
Caught. 
Caulk, ed, ing. 
Caulker, s. 
gang, 8. 
Caulking. 
iron,s. 
mallet, s. 


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Cause, 8, d, ing. 
Caustic. 
Cauterize, d, ing. . 
Caution, ed, ing. 
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camp, 8. 
charge. 
division, s. 
Cavity, ies. 
Cayenne pepper. 
Cease. 
exercise, 8. 
firing. 
operations. 
Ceaseless, ly. 
Cedar, s. 
log, 8. 
luwiber. 
timber. 
Cede, d, ing. 
Celebrate, d, ing. 
anniversary. 
the day. 
Celebration, s. ’ 
Celebrity, ies. 
Celerity. 
Cell, s. 
Cemetery, tes. 
Censorious, ly, ness. 
Censure, d, ing. 
Census. 
Cent, s. 
Centennial. 
Centigrade. 
scale. 
thermometer. 
Central, ly. 
Centralize, d, ing. 
Centre, d, ing. 
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of percussion. 

squadron. 

vessel. 
Century, ies. 
Ceremonial, s. 
Ceremony, ies. 
Ceremonious, ly. 
Certain, ly, ty. 
Certificate, s. 
Certify, ied, ing. 
Cessation. 
Chafe, d, ing. 
Chafing gear. 
Chagrin, ed. 
Chain, s. 

armor, ed. 

bolt, s. 

cable, s. 

compressor, 8. 

hook, s. 

locker, s. 

messenger, s. 

plate, s. 

pump, s. 

slings. 

stopper, 8. 
Chair, s. 
Chalk. 
Chamber, 8. 

of Commerce. 
Chambered gun, s. 
Chamfer, ed, ing. 
Chamois leather. 
Chance, s, d, ing. 

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Chancre, s. 
Change, d, ing. 

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buoy, s. 
is narrow. 
is wide. 
range, 8. 
plates. 
Chapeau, z. 
Chapel. 
Chapelling. 
Chaplain, s. 
Character, 8. 
of the stranger, 8. 
Characterize, d, ing. 
Charcoal. 
drying stove, 8. 
Charges. 
Charge, d, ing. 


Chargé (affaires. 


Charitable. 
Charity, ies. 
Chart, s. 
of the. 
of the coast of. 
of this coast. 
of the bay of. 
of this bay. 
of the harbor of. 
_of this harbor. 
of the place. 
of the locality. 
of this locality. 
~ of the world. 
Charter, ed, ing. 
Chartered vessel, s. 
Charter party. 
Chase, d, ing. 
. bear, 8. 


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Chase, d, ing. 
bore. 
gun, 8. 
the enemy. 
the strange vessel. 
Chaser, s. 


Chastise, d, ing. 
Cheap, er, est. 
Cheaply. 
Cheat, ed, ing. 
Check, ed, ing. 
the enemy. 
valve, 8. 
Cheek block, s. 
Cheer, s, ing, ed. 
ship. 
Cheerful, ly, ness. 
Cheese. 
Chemical, ly, 
Chess-tree, 8. 
Chevaux de frise. 
Chew, ed, ing, 8. 
Chiccory. 
Chicken, s. 
Chide, chid, chidden. 
Chiding. 
Chief, s. 
Chiefly. 
Chigre, s. 


: Chilblain, s. 


Child. 
Children. 
Chilian, s. 
Chill, ing, ed. 
shot. 
Chills and fevers. 
Chin: 
China. 
ware. 
Chinese. 
Chip, ped, ping, 8. 
Chisel, led, ling,.s. 
Chivalrie. 


CHI 


Chivalry. 
Chloride. | 
of lime. 
Chlorine. 
Chloroform. 
Chock, &. 
of the bowsprit. 
of the rudder. 
Chocolate. 
Choice. 


Choke, d, ing. - 
Cholera. | 
morbus. 
Choose. 
Chop, 8, ped, ing. 
Chopping. 
block. 
sea. 
Chose, en. 
Chow-chow water. 
Christendom. 
Christian, s, ity, ize, ed, 
name. 
Christmas. 
Chrome. 
green. 
orange. 
yellow. 
Chronic. , 
disease, s. 
‘Chronometer, s. 
box, es. 
error. 
, rate.> 
time. 
Church. 
Chur; ish. 
Churlishness. 
Cicatrize, d, ing. 
Cider. 
Cigar, 8. 
shaped. 
Cinder, s. 


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Cinnabar. 

Cinnamon. 

Cipher. R 
Circle, s, d, ing. 

Circuit, ous. 

Circular,-s. 

Circulate, d, ing. 
Circulation. 
Circumference. 
Circumnavigate, d, ing. 
Circumpolar. 
Circumscribe, d, ing. 
Circumspect, ly. 
Circumstance, s. 
Circumstantial, ly. 


Circumvallation. 


Circumvent, ed, ing. 


Cirro cumulus. 
Cirro stratus. 
Cirrus. 
Cistern, 8. 
Citizen, s. 
Citizenship. 
Citrate. 
Citric acid. 
City, ies. 
authorities. 
court, 8. ’ 
government. 
limits. | 
Civil. 
authority, ies. 
court, s. 
war, &. 
Civilize, ed. 
Civilization. 
Civilian, s. 


Civility, ies. . 
Clack-valve, s. . 
Claim, ed, ing, 8. 
Claimant, 8. 
Clamor, ed, ing. 
Clamorous, ly. 


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2571 


CLA 


Clamp, ed, ing. 
Claret wine. 
Clarify, ied, ing. 
Clash, ed, ing. 
Clasp, ed, ing. 
knife. 
Class, ed, ing, es. 
Classify, ied, ing. 
Clause, s. 
Clavicle. 
Claw, ed, ing. 
hammer. 
Claw off if possible. 
Clay. 
Clean, ed, ing. 
bill of health. 
Cleanly. 
Cleanliness. 
Cleanse, d, ing. 
Clear, ed, ing. 
for action. 
the land. 
the wreck. 
Cleat, s. 
Clemency. 
Clement, ly. 
Clergy, man, men. 
Clerkship, s. 
Clevis. 
Clew, 8, ed, ing 
Clew down. 


Clew garnets. 


Clew lines. 
Clew up. 
Cliff, s. 
Climate. 
Clinch, ed, ing. 
Cling, 

Clung. 


Clinker-built boat, s. 


Clip, ped, ping. 
Clipper-built vessel. 
Close. 


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Close. 
aboard. 
harbor. 
hauled. 
order. 
quarters. 
reefed. 
in with the enemy. 
Closed, ing. 
Closer. 
« order. 
quarters. 
to the shore. 
to the wind. 
Clothe, s, d. 
Clothes-line, s. 
Clothing. 
Cloud, s. 
Cloudy. 
Club, bed, bing. 
haul, ed. 
Clue, s. 
Clump, s. 
Clumsily. 
Clumsy. 
Cook, s. 
Cooking. 
Cooking-stove, 8. 
Coal, s. 
anthracite. 
bag, 8. 
basket, s. 
blacksmith’s. 
bituminous. 
bucket, s. ) 
bunker, s. 
cannel, 
cart, 3. 
dust. 
heaver, 8. * 
is bad. 
is good. 
is nearly out. 


Nos. 


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COA 


Coal, 8. 
remaining. 
shovels. 
tar. 
trimmers. 
vessel, s. 
yard. 

Coaming, s. 

Coarse, ness, ly. 

Coast, ed, ing. 

Coast pilot, s. ” 

Coaster, s. . 

Coat, 8. 
of paint. 
of varnish. 

Coating. 

Coax, ed, ing. 

Cock, s. 

Cockpit. 

Cockroaches. 

Cocoa. 

Codfish. 

Codlines. 

Code. 
of laws. 
of signals. 

Coerce, d, ing. 

Coercion. 

Coffee. 

Coffee-mill, s. 

Coffee-pot, s. 

Coffee, give to the men. 

Cofferdam, s. 

Coffin, s. 

Cognizant, ance. 

Coil, 8, ed, ing. 

Coin, s. 

Coinage. 

Coincide, d, ing. 

Coincidence. 

Coincident. 

Coke. 

Cold, er, est. 


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Cold weather. 
Coldly. 
Colic. 
Collapse, ed, ing. 
Collar, ed, ing. 

beam. 

bone. 
Collation, me 
Collect, ed, ing, ion. 
Collective, ly. 
Collide, d, ing. 
Collision, s. 
Collodion. 
Collude, d, ing. 
Collusion. 
Colonel, s, cy. 
Colonial. 


Colonist. 
Colonize, d, ing. 
Colony, ies. 
Color, ed, ing, 8. 
Color-guard. 
Colorless. 
Color-sergeant. 
Colt, s. 
carbine, s. 
Navy revolver, s. 
revolving rifle, s. 
Colombia, n. 
Columbiad, s. 
Column, s. 
of companies. 
of divisions. 
of regiments. 
of squadrons. 
of twos. 
of threes. 
Colza oil. 
Combat, ted, ting, s. 
Combatant, s. 
Combination, s. 
Combine, d, ing. 
Combustible, s. 


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Combustion. 


Come, ing. 
as soon as. 
near, er. 
on board. 
to an anchor. 


Comet, s. 


- Comfort, ed, ing. 


Comfortable. 
Comity. 
Command, 8, ed, ing. 
Commandant. 

of the station. 

of the yard. 
Commander-in-Chief. 
Commemorate, d, ing. 
Commence, d, ing. 

coaling. 

firing. 
Commencement. 
Commend, ed, ing. 
Commendable, ly. 
Comment, ed, ing. 
Commercial, ly. 

code of signals. 
Commiserate, d, ing, ion. 
Commission, ed, ing, s. 

otiicer, 8. 
Commit, ted, ting. 
Commodious, ly. 
Commodore, s. 

barge. 

command. 

pendant. 
Commotion. 
Communicate, d,ing. 
Commute, d, ing. 
Companion, s. 
Company, ies. 
Comparative, ly. 
Compare, d, ing, ison. 

watch. 
Compartment, s. 


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Compass, és. 

bearing, s. 

card, s. 

course, 8. 

deviation. 

variation of. 
Compel, led, ling. 
Compensate, d, ing, ion. 
Compete, d, ing. 
Competent. 
Competition. 
Competitor, s. 
Complain, ed, ing, t, 8. 
Complainant, s. 
Complement, s. 

of men. 

of ofticer. 

of stores. 
Complete, d, ing, ion, ly. 
Complicate, d, ing. 
Complicity. 
Compliment, ary, ed, ing, 3. 
Comply, ing, ied. 
Component. 
Composition, 8. 

. nails. 
Comprehend, ed, ing. 
Comprehensive. 
Compressor, 8. 

stopper, 8. 
Comprise, d, ing. 
Compromise, d, ing, 8. 
Comptrol, ler. 

of the Treasury. 
Compulsion. 
Compulsory. 
Compute, d, ing. 

Con, ned, ing. 

Conceal, ed, ing, ment. 

Conceive, d, ing. 

Concentrate, d, ing. 
fire. 

forces. . 


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CON | Nos. 
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Concern, ed, ing, : | 2818 
Concert, ed, ing. 9 
Conciliate, d, ing, ton. 2830 
Concise, ly, ness. 1 
Conclude, d, ing. 2 
Conclusion, s. f 3 
Conclusive. 4 
Concord. 5 
Condemn, ed, ing, ation. 6 
Condensation. éj 
of steam. 8 
Condense, d,ing. | 9 
apparatus, 2840 
Condenser, 8. | 1 
surface. 2 
jet. 3 
Condition, s, al, ally. 4 
Conduce, d, ing. ; 5 
Conduct, ed, ing. 6 
Conduct-book, 7 
Confer, red, ring, ence. 8 
Confess, ed, ing, ion. 9 
Confide, d, ing. 2850 
Confidence. 1 
Confident, ly, ial. 2 
Confine, d, ing. 3 
Confinement. 4 
Confirm, ed,.ing. 5 
Confiscate, d, ing. 6 
Confiscation. rf 
Conflict, ed, ing. 8 
Confluence. 9 
Confluent small-pox. 2860 
Conform, ed, ing, ity, able. 
Confuse, d, ing, ion. 2 
Confute, d, ing. > 
Congeal, ed, ing, ation. 4 
Congest, ed, ing, ion. 9) 
Congratulate, d, ing, ion. 


6 
Congress, ional. 7 

of the United States. 8 
Congreve rocket, s. 9 
Conjecture, d, ing. 2870 


Conjuncture. 
Connect, ed, ing. 
Connecting-rod, s. 
link, s. 
Connive, d, ing, ance. 


Couquer, ed, ing, or, 8. 


Conscience, tious, ly. 
Conscious, ness. 
Consecutive, ly. 
Consent, ed, ing. 
Consequence, 8, ¢, ly. 
Consider, ed, ing, ation. 
Considerable, ly. 
Consist, ed, ing. 
Consistent, ly. 
Console, d, ing. 
Consolidate, d, ing, ion. 
Consonant, ly. - 
Consort, ed, ing, 8. 
Conspicuous, ly. 
Conspiracy, tes. 
Conspirator, s. 
Conspire, d, ing. 
Constant, ly. 
Consternation. 
Constipate, d, ing, ion. 
Constitute, d, tag. 
Constitution. 
Constrain, ed, ing. 
Constraint. 
Construct, ed, ing. 
Constructor, 8. 
Construction. 
Construe, d, ing. 
Consul, s. 
Consul General. 
Consulate. 
Consult, ed, ing. 
Consultation, s. 
Coxsuime, d, ing. 
Consummate, d, ing. 
Consumption. 

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Consumption. 
of oil. 
of provisions. 
‘of supplies. 
of water. 
Contagion. 
Contagious. 
Contemplate, d, ing. 
Contempt. 
Contend, ed, ing. 
Content, ed, ing. 
Contention, s. 
Contentious. 
Contentment. 
Contest, ed, ing. 
Contingent, ly. 
Continual, ly. 
Continue, d, ing, ation. 
Continuous, ly. 
Contraband. 
articles. 
of war. 
trade. 
Contract, s, ed, ing. 
Contractor, s. 


Contradict, ed, ing, ion. 


Contrary. 
Contribute, d, ing. 
Contrition. 
Contrive, d, ing. 
Control, led, ling. 
Controversy. 


Contumacious, ly, ness. 


Contumacy. 
Contuse, d, ing. 
Contusion, s. 
Convalesce, d, ing, nt. 
Convene, d, ing. 
Convenience. 
Convenient, ly. 
Conversation. 
Converse, d, ing. 
Convey, ed, ing. 


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Conveyance, s. 
Convict, ed, ing, ion, 8. 
Convince, d, ing. 
Convoy, ed, ing. 
Convulsion, s. 

Cook, 8, ed, ing. 

Cool, ed, ing. 


,| Cooler. 


Coop, 8. 
Cooper, ed, ing, 8, age. 
adze. 
tools. 
Codperate, d, ing, ion. 
Copaiba. 


‘Copal varnish. 


Copious, ly. 
Copper, ed, ing. 
bar, s. 
bolt, s. 
nail, s. 
sheathing. 
smith, s. 
Copy, ied, ing, ies. 
Coral, s. 
reef, s. 
Cord, 8. 
Cordage. 
Core, d. 
shot. 
Cork, s. 
Corn, ed. 
brooms. 
Coroner, s. 
Corporal, s. 
of the guard. 
guard. 
Corporeal, ly. 
Corps. 
Corpse, 8. 
Correct, ed, ing, ly. 
distance. 
information. 


range. 


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Correction, s. 2999 | Cowardly. 
Correspond, ed, ing, ent, 8. 3000 | Coxswain, s. 
| Correspondence. 1 | Craft. 

Corroborate, d, ing, ion. 2 | Cramp, ed, ing, iron. 

Corrode, d, ing. 3. | Crane, 8. 

Corrosion. 4 | Crank, s. 

Corrosive sublimate. 5 brass, es. 

Cost, 8, ly, liness. 6 pin, 8. 

Coston’s signal light, s. ; % shaft, s. 

Cot, s. 8 | Crazy. 

Cotton. 9 | Create, d, ing. 
waste. 3010 | Creature, s. 

Cough, ed, ing. 1 | Credence. 

Could. 2 | Credible. 

Council, s. 3 | Credit, ed, ing, able. 
of war. 4 | Credibility. 

Counsel, s, led, ling. 5 | Credulous. 

Count, ed, ing. 6 | Creek, s. 

Counteract, ed, ing. 7 | Creep, ed, ing. 

Counterbrace, d, ing. 8 | Crept. 

Counter-current. 9 | Creosote. 

Countermand, ed, ing. 3020 | Crest. s, ed. 

Counter-revolution. 1 | Crevasse. 

Counter-scarp. 2 | Crew, 8. 

Countersign, ed, ing, s. 3 | Crime, s. 

Country, ies. 4 | Criminal, s. 

Coup de main. 5 | Criminate, d, ing. 

Coup d'etat. 6 | Cringle, s. 

Couple, d, ing. 7 | Cripple, d, ing, 8. 
gear. 8 | Crisis. 

pin. 9 | Criterion. 

Courage, ous, ously. 3030 | Crockery. 

Course, 8. 1 | Crook, ed. 

Court, s. 2 | Cross, ed, ing. 
martial. 3 | Cross-bar, s. 

.of inquiry. 4 | Cross examine, d, ing. 
Cove, s. 5 | Cross examination. 
Cover, ed, ing. 6 | Cross-head. 

party. 7 | Cross in the bawse. 
Court, ed, ing. 8 | Cross-jack yard. 
Cow, ed. 9 | Cross-piece. 
Coward, s. 3040 | Cross-tail, s. 
Cowardice. || 3041 | Cross tide. 


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Nos. CRO 


3042 | Cross-tree, s. 
3 | Crowbar, s. 
| Crowd, ed, ing, s. 
Crown of the anchor. 
Cruel, ly. 


4 

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6 

7 | Cruelty, ies. 
8 | Cruise, d, ing, 8. 
9 


Cruiser, s. 
3050 | Crush, ed, ing. 
1 | Cubebs. 


2 | Cubic, al. 
3 | Cubic foot, feet. 
Cubic inch, es. 
5 | Cul de sac. 
6 | Culpable. 
7 | Culpability. 
8 | Culpably. 
9 | Culprit, s. 
3060 | Cumulo cirro stratus. 


Cumulo stratus. 
Cumulus. 

Cup, ped, ping, 8. 
Cup-valve. 


Cure, d, ing. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 | Curable. 
6 

7 | Curious, ly. 
8 

9 


Currency. 
Current, ly. 
3070 is strong. 
1 is weak. 
2 | Curtail, ed, ing. 


3 | Curve, d, ing, 8. 
4 | Cushion, ed, ing, s. 


5 | Custody. 
6 | Custom, ary. 
rar house, es. 
8 house officer, s. 
9 |.Cut. 
3080 and run. 
away. 
2 | out. 
3 through. 


4 | Cutaneous. 


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Cutlass, es. 
and revolver, s, or pistols. 
Cutter, s. 
crew, 8. 
Cutwater. 
Cwt., hundred weight. 


Cyclone, 8. ° 
Cylinder, s. 
bottom. 
escape-valve, 8. 
face, s. 
head. 
jacket, s. 


| Cylindrie, al. 


| Cypress lumber, plank or timber. 


Dagger-knee, s. 
Daily. 


| Daily rate, s. 


Daily routine. 
Damage, d, ang. 
Damp, ed, ing. 
Dampness. 
Danger, s. 
Dangerous, ly. 


Dark, ness. 


Darken, ed, ing. 
Dash, ed, ing. 
board, s. 
pot, s. 
Dastard, ly. 
Data, datum. 
Date, s, d, ing. 
Daunt, ed. 
Dauntless. 
Davit, . 
Day, 8. 
after. 
before. 
break. 
by day. 
labor, er. 
light. 
time. 


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Day, s. 
| work. 
Dead. 
angle. 
eye. 
light, 8. 
man, men. 
reckoning. 
Deadly. 
Deafening. 
Deal, ing, s. 
Dear, ly. 
Death. 
blow. 
wound. 


Debar, red, ring. 


Debate, d, ing. 
Debilitate, d, ing. 
Debility. 
Decay, ed, ing. 
Decrease, d. 
Deceive, d, ing. 
December. 
Decency, ies. 
Decent, ly. 
Deception. 
Decide, d, ing. 
Decimal, s. 
Decimate, d, ing, ion. 
Decipher, ed, ing. ~ 
Decision, s. 
Decisive, ly. 
Deck, s. 
beam, 8. | 
load. 
plank, s. 
pump, s. 
stopper, 8. 
tackle. 
Declaration. 
of war. 
Declare, d, ing. 
Declination. 


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Declination. 
of the moon. 
of the needle. 
of the’ sun. 

Decline, d, ing. 

Declinometer. 

Declivity, ies. 

Decompose, d, ing. 

Decorate, d, ing, ion. 

Decoy, ed, ing. 
vessel. 

Decrease, d, ing. 

Decree, d, ing. 
of the court. 

Deduct, ed, ing. 

Deem, ed, ing. 

Deep, ly. 

sea lead, 8. 

sea lead-line, s. 

water. 


Deepen, cd, ing. 


water. 
Deeper. 

water. 
Defame, ed, ing, ation. 
Defeat, ed, ing, 8. 

of the enemy. 

of our forces. 
Defect, s, ive. 
Defection. 
Defence, s. 

of the place. 
D fend, ed, ing. 
Defensible. 
Defensive. 
Defer, red, ring. 
Defiance. 
Defiant, ly. 
Deficiency, ies. 
Define, d, ing. 


| Defray, ed, ing. 


Defy, ied, ing. 
Degradation. 


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Degrade, d, ing. 
Degree, s. 
of altitude. 
of latitude. 
of longitude. 


De Hart on Courts-Martial. 


Delay, ed, ing, s. 
Deliberate, d, ing, ly. 
Deliberation, s. 
Delicate, ly. 
Delinquent, s. 
Delirious. 
Delirium. 
tremens. 
Deliver, ed, ing. 
Delivery. 
outboard. 
pump, 8. 
valve, s. 
Delusion. 
Delusive. 
Demand, ed, ing. 
Demi-bastion, s. 
Demi-lune, s. 
Demolish, ed, ing. 
Demonstrate, d, ing. 
Demonstration. 
Demoralize, d, ing. 
Demurtrage. 
Denial, o 
Dense, ly. 
fog. 
Density, ies. 
Deny, ied, ing. 
Depart, ed, ing. 
Department, «al. 
Departure, s. 
Depend, ed, ing. 
Dependence. 
Deplorable, ly. 
Deportment. 
Deposition, s. 
Depot, s. 


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Depot, s. 

of Army munitions. 

of supplies. - 
Deprave, d. 
Depravity. 
Deprecate, d, ing. 
Depredate, d, ing, ion. 
Deprive, d, ing, ation. 
Depth. 

of hold.. 

of water. 
Derange, d, ing, ment. 
Derelict. 
Derive, d, ing. 
Derogate, d, ing, ion. 
Derogatory. 
Derrick, s. 
Describe, d, ing. 
Description, 8. 


Desert, ed, ing. 


Deserter, s. : 
Desertion, s. 

Deserve, d, ing. 
Desiccated vegetables. 


_ Design, ed, ing. 


Designate, d, ing, ion. 
Desirable. 
Desire, d, ing. 
Desist, ed, ing. 
Desolate, d, ing, ion. 
Despair, ed, ing. 
Despatch, es, ed, ing. 
boat, s. 
flag, 
messenger, 8. 
vessel, s. 
for the Army. 
for the Commander-in-Chief. 
for the Department. 
for the Government. 
from the Army. 
from the Commander-in-Ch’f. 
Despicable, ly. 


3380 


DES 


Destination. 
Destitute, ion. 
Destroy, ed, ing. 
Destruction. 
Destructive. 
Detach, ed, ing. 
officer, s. 
officer, s, and men. 
squadron, 8. 
vessel, s. 
Detachment. 
of troops. 
of vessels. 
Detail, ed, ing. 
officer, s. 
officer, s, and men. 
working party, ies. 
Detain, ed, ing. 
Detect, ed, ing. 
Detection. 
Detention. 
Deter, ved, ring. 
Deteriorate, d, ing, ion. 
Determinate, ion. 
Detract, ed, ing, ion. 
Detriment, al. 
Develop, ed, ing, ment, s. 
Deviate, d, ing. 
Deviation, s. 


local, of the needle. 


Device, 8. 
Devise, d, ing. 
Devolve, d, ing. 
Devote, d, ing. 
Dew, 3. 
Dexterity. 
Diabetes. 
Diagnosis. 
Diagram, s. 
Diameter, s. 
Diarrhea, 
Dictionary, ies. 
Did. 


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Die, d. 
Dying. 
Diet, ed, ing. 
Differ, ed, ing. 
Difference. 
of latitude. 
of longitude. 
Difficult, y, ies. 
Digest, ed, ing, ion. 
Digestible. 
Dike, d, ing. 
Dilatory. 
Dilemma. 
Diligence. 
Diligent, ly. 
Dim, ly. 
Dimension, s. 
Diminish, ed, ing. 
Diminution. 
Dimness. 
Dine, d, ing. 
Dinner. 
Dip, ped, ping. 
needle. 
Diplomatic. 
corps. 
correspondence. 
Diplomatist, s. 
Diptheria. 
Direct, ed, ing. 
acting engine, 8. 
Direction, s. 
Dirt, y. 
Disability, ies. 
Disable, d, ing. 
engine, 8. 
state. 
vessel, 8. 
Disagree, d, ing. 
Disagreeable. 


‘Disallow, ed, ing. 


Disappear, ed, ing. 
Disappoint, ed, ing, ment, s. 


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Disapproval. 
Disapprove, d, ing. 
Disarm, ed, ing. 


Disarrange, d, ing, ment. 


Disaster, s. 
Disastrous, ly. 
Disavow, ed, ing, al. 
Disband, ed, ing, ment. 
Disbelieve, d, ing. 
Disburse, d, ing, ment, s. 
Dise crank, s. 

valve, 8. 
Discharge, d, ing, s. 
Discipline, d, ing. 
Disclaim, ed, ing, er. 
Disclose, d, ing. 
Disclosure, s. 
Discolor, ed, ing. 
Discomfort, s. 
Disconcert, ed, ing. 
Disconnect, ed, ing. 

propeller. 
Discontent, ed. 
Discontinue, d, ing. 

coaling. 

firing. 


Discord, ant, antly. 


Discourage, d, ing, ment. 


Discourteous, ly. 
Discourtesy. 
Discover, ed, ing. 
Discovery, tes. 
Discredit, ed, ing, able. 
Discreet, ly. 
Discrepancy, tes. 
Discretion, al, ary. 


Discriminate, d, ing, ion. 


Discuss, ed, ing, ion. 
Disease, d, s. 
Disembark, ed, ing. 
gun, 8. 
stores. 
troops. 


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Disencumber, ed, ing. 
Disengage, d. 
Disentangle, d. 


Disgrace, d, ing, ful, fully. 


Disguise, d, ing, 8. 
Dishearten, ed, ing. 
Dishonest, ly, y. 


Dishonor, ed, ing, able, ably. 


Disinfect, ed, ing. 
Disinfectant, s. 
Dislocate, d, ing, ion, 
Dislodge, d, ing. 

the enemy. 
Disloyal, ty, ly. 
Dismantle, d, ing. 
Dismast, ed, ing. 
Dismiss, ed, ing, al. 


from the service. 


Dismount, ed, ing. 
Disobedience. 
Disobedient, ly. 
Disobey} ed, ing. 
Disorder, ed, ing, ly. 
Disorganize, d, ing, er. 
Dispart, 8. ~; - 
sight, 8. 
Dispensary, ies. 
Dispense, d, ing. 
Disperse, d, ing, ion. 
Displace, d, ing, ment. 
Display, ed, ing. 
Displease, d, ing, s. 
Displeasure. 
Disposal. 
Dispose, d, ing. 
Disposition, 8. 
Dispossess, ed. 
Disproportion. 
Disprove, d, ing. 
Dispute, d, ing. 
Disqualification, s. 


Disqualify, ied, ing. 


Disregard, ed, ing. 


‘ DIS Nos. DRO 


Disreputable, y. 3512 | Donkey boiler, s. 
Disrespect. 3 engine, 8. 
Dissatisfaction. 4 pump, 8. 
2 | Dissatisty, ied. 5 | Dose, d, ing. 
3 | Disseminate, d, ing. 6 | Double, d, ing. 
4 | Dissension, s. 7 | Doubt, ed, ing. 
5 | Dissipate, d, ing, ion. 8 Doubtfal, ly. 
6.| Dissolve, d, ing. 9 | Down. 
7 | Dissuade, d, ing. 3520 all hammocks. 
S ; Distance, d, ing, s. 1 all bedding. 
9 | Distant, ly. 2 from aloft. 
3480 | Distinct, ion. 3 the bay. 
1 | Distinctly. 4 the river. 
2 | Distinguish, ed, ing, able. © | Dozen, s. 
3 | Distort, ed, ing, ion. 6 | Drachm, s. 
4 | Distract, ed, ing. 7 | Draft, ed, ing, s. 
5 | Distress, ed, ing. 8 | Draftsman, men. ; 
6 | Distribute, d, ing. 9 | Drag, ged, ging, s. 
7 | District, s. 3530 | —-_ link, s. 
8 court, 8. 1 rope, 8. 
9 judge, s. 2 | Dragoman. 
Distrust, ed, ing. 3 | Drank. 
1 | Disturb, ed, ing, ance, s. 4 | Draught. 
2 | Dive, er, 8. 5 | Draw. 
3 | Divert, ed, ing. 6 the charge, 8. 
4 | Divide, d, ing. 7 the fire. * 
) | Divine service. 8 | Drawing, 8. 
6 | Diving. . 9 knife, ives. 
7 apparatus. 3040 | Drawn. 
8 dress, és. 1 battle. 
9 | Division,-al. 2 | Dread, ed, ing. 
500 Commander, 8. 34 Dreadful,.ly:> , 
1 exercise, 8. 4 | Dress, ed, ing. 
2 flag, s. 5 ‘ship. 
3 | Do, ing. 6 ship fully. 
4 | Dock, ed, ing, s. 7 | Drift, ed, ing. 
5 yard, s. 8 of the current. 
} | Doetor, s. a9 of the ship. 
Document, s, ary. 3550 | Drill, ed, ing. — 
Dees. 1 | Drink, ing. 
| 9 | Dollar, s. , 2 | Drop, ped, ping. 
| 3510 | Dominion, s. 3 astern. 
Soll | Done. 3004 4 down. 


Nos. KIT 

5 | Dropsy. 3598 | Ease. 

6 | Drove, driven. 9 | Easily. 

7 | Drown, ed, ing. 3600 | East, erly. 

8 | Drug, ged, s. 1 course. 

9 | Drum, med, ming. 2 current, 8. 
3560 head, s. 3 drift. 

1 | Drunk, en, enness. 4 set. 

2°} Drunkard, s. 5 shore. 

3 | Dry, ied, ing. 6 | Eastward, ly. 

4 dock, s. 7 | Eat, able. 

5 holystone, d, ing. 8 | Eating. 

6 | Dueck. 9 | Ebb, ed, ing. 

7.| Due. 3610 tide. 

8 | Dungaree. | 1 | Eccentric, s. 

9 | Dunnage. 2 gear. 
3570 | Dupe, d, ing. 3 hook, s. 

1 | Duplicate, d, ing. 4 rod, s. 

2 report, 8. 5 strap, s. 

3 return, 8. 6 wheel, s. 

4 | requisition, s. 7 | Echelon. 

5 | Duplicity. 8 formation, 8. 

6 | Durability. 9 movement, s. 

7 | Durable. 3620 | Eclipse, d,ing. 

8 | Duration. , 1 of the moon. 

9 | During. 2 of the sun. 
3580 | Dusk. 3 | Economize, d, ing. 

dol Dust; yy. 4 | Economy, ical, ly. 

2 | Dutch. ] 5 | Eddy, ies,.ied, ing, 8. 

3 | Dutiable. «4 current, 8. 

4 | Duty, ies. 7 | Edge, d,ing. 

5 | Dyke, s. 8 | Edition, s. 

6 | Dysentery. 9 | Effect, ed, ing, ive, ively. 

7 | Dyspepsia. 3630 | Effectual, ly. 

8 | Each. 1 | Efficacy, ious. 

9 | Eager, ly, ness. 2 | Efficient, ly. 
3590 | Ear, s. 3 | Effort, s. 

1 | Early. 4| Egg, s. 

2 | Earn, ed, ing. 5 | Egress. 

3 | Earnest, ly, ness. 6 | Egypt, ian. 

4 | Earth, en. 7 | Eight, th. 

5 | Earthly. 8 | Eighteen, th. 

6 | Earthquake; s. 9 | Eighty, th. 
3597 | Earthwork, s. 3640.) Either. — 


Nos. ELA 
3641 | Elapse, d, ing. 
2 | Elastic, ity. 
3 | Elate, d. 
4} Elbow, s. 
3) in the hawse. 
6 | Electric, al, ity. 
i telegraph, s. 
8 | Element, 8, ary, al. 
/ 9 | Elevate, d, ing. 
3650 screw, 8. 
1 | Elevation. 
2| Eleven, th. | 
3 | Elicit, ed, ing. 
4 | Eligibility. 
5 | Eligible, y. 
6 | Elliptic compasses. 
7 | Else. 
8 | Elude, d, ing. 
9 | Emaciate, d, ing, ion. 
| 36060 | Emanate, d, ing, ion. 
1 | Embank, ed, ing, ment, s. 
2 | Embargo, es. 
3 | Embark, ed, ing, ation. 
4 | Embarrass, ed, ing, ment, 8. 
o | Embay, ed, ing. 
6 | Embezzle, d, ing, ment. 
7 | Embolden, ¢d, ing. 
8 | Embrace, d, ing, s. 
9 | Embrasure, s. 
_ 3670 | Embrocate, d, ing, ion. 
if Embroil, ed, ing. 
2 | Emerge, d, ing, ney. 
3 | Emery. 
4 paper. 
5 cloth. 
6 | Emetic, s. 
7 | Emigrate, d, ing, ion. 
8 | Eminent, ly. 
9 | Emissary, ies. 
3680 | Emperor, s. 
1 | Emphatic, ally. 
| 2 | Employ, ed, ing, ment. 
i Empower, ed, ing. 


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Empress. 
Empty, ied, ing. 
Emulate, d, ing. 
Emulous. 
Enable, d, ing. : 
Enact, ed, ing, ment, 8. 
Engage, d, ing, ment, s. 
Encamp, ed, ing, ment, s. 
Encircle, d, ing. 
Enclose, d, ing, ure. 
Encounter, ed, ing, 8. 
Encourage, d, ing, ment, s. 
Encroach, ed, ing, ment. 
Encumber, ed, ing. 
Encumbrance, s. 
End, ed, ing. 
Endless. 
Endanger, ed, ing. 
Endeavor, 8, ed, ing. 
Endemic. 
Endure, ance, d, ing. 
Enemy, tes. 
appears to be. 
iron-clad, s. 


movement, 8.. 
vessel, s. 
was defeated. 
was seen. 
Energetic. 
Energy. . 
Enervate, d, ing. 
Enfeeble, d, ing. 
Enfilade, d, ing. 
Enforce, d, tng. 
Engage, d, ing, ment, 8. 
with the enemy. 
the enemy. 


the water-battery, ies. 
the fort, s. 
Engine, s. 
room, 8. 
frame, s. 
Engineer, s. 


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Engineer, s. 
of the fleet. 

in-Chief. 
England. 
Engiish, man, men. 

flag. 

fleet. 

vessel, s. 
Engrave, d, ing, 8. 
Enlarge, d, ing, ment. 
Enlist, ed, ing. 
Enmity, ies. 
Enormity, ies. 
Enormous. 
Enough. 
Enrage, d. 
Enroll, ed, ing, ment. 
Ensign, s. 
Ensnare, d, ing. 
Entangle, d, ing, ment. 
Enter, ed, ing. 
Entice, d, ing. 
Entire, ly. 
Entrance. 

of the bay. 

of the port. 

of the river. 
Entrap, ped, ping. 
Entreat, ed, ing, y. 
Enumerate, d, ing, ion. 
Envelop, ed, ing. 
Envelopes. 
Environs. 
Envoy, 8. 

extraordinary. 
Epaulettes. 
Ephemeris. 
Epidenic. 
Epilepsy. 
Epileptic. 
Eprouvette. 


| Epsom salts. 
| Equable, ly. 
| 


ETC 


Equal, led, ling. 
Equalize, d, ing. 
Equally. 


Equation of time. 


Equator, ial. 
Equidistant. 
Equilibrium. 
Equinoctial. 

gale, 8. 
Equinox, es. 
Equip, ped, ping, age. 
Equipment, s. 
Equitable, ly. 
Equity. 
Equivalent, s. 
Equivocal, ly. 
Equivocate, d, ing. 
Eradicate, d, ing. 
Erase, d, ing, rs. 
Erasure. 
Erect, ed, ing. 
Err, ed. 
Errand, s. 
Erroneous, ly. 
Error, 8. 
Eruption. 
Kscalade, ing. 
Escape, d, ing, ment. 
Escarp, ed, ment, 8. 
Iscort, ed, ing, 8. 
Especial, ly. 
Espionage. 
Espouse, d, ing. 


| Esprit de corps. 


Esquimaux. 

Essential, ly. 
Establish, ed, ing, ment, 
Listeem, ed, ing. 
Estimable. 

Estimate, d, ing, ion. 
Estrange, d, ing, ment. 
Estuary. 


Etch, ed, ing. 


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Ether. 
Ktiquette. 
Europe, an. 
Evacuate, d, ing, ion. 
Evade, d, ing. 
Evaporate, d, ing, ion. 
Evasion. 
Evasive. 
Even, ly. 
Evening, 8. 

boat, s. 

gun. 
Event, ful, s. 
Eventual, ly. 
Ever. 
Ivery. 

body. 

day. 

effort. 

hour. 

month. 

one. . 

thing. 

where. 
Evidence, d, ing. 
Evident, ly. 
Evil, s. 
Evince, d, ing. 
Evolution, s. 
Exact, ed, ing, ion. 


‘Exaggerate, d, ing, ion. 


Examination. 


of witness, es. 
Examine, d, ing. 

the deserter, s. 

the place, s. 

the vessel, s. 
Example, s. 


Exasperate, d, ing, ion. 


Excavate, d, ing, ion. 
Exceed, ed, ing. 
Excellent, ly. 
Except, ed, ing. - 


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Excess. 
Exchange, d, ing. 
Exclude, d, ing. 
Exclusion. 
Exclusive, ly. 
Excruciate, d, ing. 
Exculpate, d, ing, ion. 
Excusable, ness. 
Excuse, d, ing. 
Execute, d, ing, ion. 
Executive. 

officer, 8. 
Exeinpt, ed, ing, ion. 


. Exercise, d, ing, 8. 


Exert, ed, ing, ion. 
Exhalation, s. 
Exhale, d, ing. 


Exhaust, ed, ing, ion, ive. 


Exhibit, ed, ing, ion, s. 
Exigency, ies. 
Exist, ed, ing, ence. 


Exonerate, d, ing, ion. 


| Exorbitant, ly. 


Expansion. 
Expansive, ly. 
Ex parte. 


‘Expect, ed, ing, ation. 


Expedient, ly. 


Expedite, d, ing. 


Expedition, s. 
Expeditious, ly. 
Expel, led, ling. 
Expend, ed, ing, iture, 8. 
Expense, s. 
Expensive. 
Experience, d, ing. 
Experiment, ed, ing. 
Experimental, ly. 
Expert, ly. 
Expiration. | 
Expire, d, ing. 
Explain, ed, ing. 


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Nos. Nos. FAT 
3898 | Explanation, s. Eye, s. 

9 | Explanatery. 3941 sight. 
3900 | Explicit, ly. 2 witness, es. 

1 | Explode, d, ing. ~ 3 | Fabricate, d, ing, ion. 

2 | Exploit, s. 4 | Face, s, d, ing. 

3 | Explore, d, ing. 5 | Facilitate, d, ing. 

4 | Explosion, s. 6 | Facility, tes. 

5 | Explosive. — 7 | Fact, s. 

6 | Export, s, ed, ing, ation. 8 | Fagot, s. 

7 | Expose, d, ing. 9 | Fahrenheit, s, scale. 

8 Expostulate, d, ing, ion. 3950 ‘thermometer. 
9 | Exposure. 1 Fail, ed, ing. 
3910 | Ex-President. ? 2 | Failure, s. — 

1 | Express, ed, ing, ly, es. 3 | Fair, ly, ness. 

2 messenger. : 4 way. 

3 | Expressive. 5 weather. 

4 | Expulsion. 6 wind.. 

5 | Extend, ed, ing. 7 | Faithful, ly. 

6 | Extension. 8 | Fall, ing. en. 

7 | Extensive, ly. 9 of the tide. 

8 | Extent. 3960 | False, ly. 

9 | Extenuate, d, ing, ion. 1 alarm, s. 
3920 | Exterior. 2 hood, s. 

1 | Exterminate, d, ing, ion. 3 keel. 

2| External, ly. 4 | Falsify, ied, ing. 

3 | Extinguish, ed, ing, ment. 5 | Falter, ed, ing, s. 

4 | Extort, ed, ing, ion. 6 | Familiar, ity. 

5 | Extortionate. 7 | Familharize, d, ing. 

6 | Extra. | 8 | Family, ies. 

7 | Extract, s, ed, ing, ion. 9 | Famine. 

8 | Extraordinary. 3970 | Far. 

9 | Extravagance. 1 | Fare, d, ing. 
3930 | Extravagant, ly. 2 | Farewell. 

1 | Extreme, ly, a. 3 | Farther. 

2 breadth. 4 | Farthest. 

3 elevation. 5 | Fasten, ed, ing. 

4 length. 6 | Fatal, ly, ity. 

5 range. 7 | Fate: 

6 | Extricate, d, ing. 8 | Fathom, s, ed, ing. 

7 |, Eye, s. a of chain. 

8 bolt, s. 3980 | Fatigue. 

9 glass, es. 1 dress. 
3940 piece, s. 3982 party, ies. 


FAU 


Faucet, 8. 
Fault, s. 
Favor, ed, ing, able. 
Favorite, ism. 
Fear, ed, ing, 8. 
Fearful, ly. 
Fearless, ly. 
Fearnaught. 
Feasible. 
Feat, 8. 
Febrifuge. 
Febrile disease, 8. 
February. 
Feeble, ness, y. 
Feed, ing. 
cock, s. 
pipe, s. 
pump, s. 
water, 
Feel, ing. 
Feet. 
Feign, ed, ing. 
Feint. 
Fell. 
in with. 
Felon, s. 
Felonious, ly. 
Felony, ies. 
Felt, ing. 
Felucca. 
Female, s- 
screw. 
Fender, 8. 
Ferment. , 
Ferocious, ly. 
Ferocity. 
Ferret, ed, ing. 
Ferry, ied, ing, 8. 
Festival, s. 
Festivity, ies. 
Fetid. 
Fetter, ed. 
Feud, s. 


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Feu de joie. 
Fever, ish, 8. 
Few. 


| Fid, ded, ding. 


Fiddle, d, ing. 
Fidelity. 
Field, s. 
| artillery. 
book, s. 
carriage, 3. 
glass, es. 
ice. 
officer, 8. 
piece, s. 
work, 8. 
Fiend, ish. 
Fierce, ly. 
Fife, s. 
Fifer, s. 
Fifteen, th. 
Fifth, ly. 
Fifty, ieth. 
Fight, ing. 
Figure, s, d, ing. 
File, d, ing, 8. 
Fill, ed, ing. — 
Filter, ed, ing. 
Filth, y. 
Final, ly. 
Finance, 8. 
Find, ing. 
Fine. 
Finger, 8. 
Finish, ed, ing. 


Fire, 8, ed, ing. 


alarm. 

arms. 

brand, s. 
brick, s. 
brigade. 
bucket, s. 
company, ies. 
engine, 8. 


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Fire, s, ed, ing. 
hose. 
man, nen. 
quarters, . 
raft, 3. 
room, 8. 
ship. 
surface. 
wood. 
works. 

Firm, ly, ness.. 

First. 

Fish, ing. 
block, s. 
boat, s. 
davit, s. 
hook, s. 
line, s. 
tackle. 

Fishes. 

Fistula. 

Fit, ted, ting, s. 

Fitment, 8. 

Five. 

Fix, ed, ing. 
ammunition. 

Fixture, s. 

Flag, s. 
of truce. 
ship. 

Flagrant, ly. 

Flame, s. 

Flange, s. 

Flank, ed, ing, s. 
of the army. 
of the enemy. 
of the fleet. 

Flanker, s. 


Flannel. 
Flash, ed, ing. 
Flat, ly. 
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Flat, ly. 
floor. 

Flaw, 8, y. 

Flax,.en. 


| Flaxseed. 
Flea, s. 


Fled. 

Flee, ing. 

Fleet, s. 
Captain. 
Engineer. 
evolution, s. 


formation, 8. 
Paymaster. 
Secretary. 
Surgeon. 
Flemish. 
eye. 
horse. 
Flesh. 
Flexibility. 
Flexible. 
Flicker, ed, ing. 
Flight. 
Flimsy. 
Flinch, ed, ing. 
Fling, ing. 
Flint, y, 8. 
Flippant, ly. 
Float, ed, s. 
at half tide. 
at high tide. 
at low tide. 
Floating battery, ies. 
bridge. 
dock, s. 
light, s. 
Flock, s. 
Flog, s. 
Flood, ed, ing. 
tide, s. 
Floor, ing. 
cloth, s. 


Nos FLO 
Floor, ing. 
4153 timber, s. 
4 | Flotilla, s. 
5 | Flounder, ed, ing, s. 
6 | Flour. 
7 barrel, s. 
8 | Flow, ed, ing. 
9 | Fluctuate, d, ing, ion. 
4160 | Flue, s. 
1 | Fluid, ity. 
2 compass. 
3 | Fluke, s. 
4 | Flush, ed. 
5 of success. 
6 | Fly, ing. 
7 artillery. 
8 block, s. 
9 colors. 
4170 fish, es. 
1 | jib. 
2 jib-boom. 
3 jib halliards. 
4 | Foam, ed, ing. 
5 | Foeal. 
6 distance. 
7 | Focus. 
8 | Foe, s. 
J | Fog, gy. 
4180 bank. 
1 horn, s. 
aie signal, s. 
3 whistle. 
4 | Foil, ed, ing. 
5 | Fold, ed, ing. 
6 | Foliage. 
7 | Follow, ed, ing. 
8 | Follower, s. 
9 | Folly, ies. 
4190 | Foment, ed, ing. 
1 | Food. 
2 | Fool, s, ed, ing, ish. 
3 errand. 
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Foot, ing. 
band. 
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hold. 
rope, 8. 
rule. 

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valve, 8. 

For. 

Forage, d, ing. 

Forbade. 

Forbear, ing, ance. 

Forbid, ding, den. 

Forbore. 

Force, d, ing. 
pump, 8. 

Forcible, ly. 

Ford, ed, ing, able. 

Fore-arm. 

Forebode, d, ing. 

Fore boom, s. 

Fore brace, s. 

Forecast. 

Forecastle. 

Forefoot. 

Forego, ing, ne. 

Fore guys. 

Forehead. 

Foreign, er. 

Fore lift, s. 

Foreman. 

Foremast. 

Foremost. 

Forenoon. 
watch. 

Foreplane. 

Fore royal. 
mast. 
yard. 

Forerun, ner. 

Foresail. 

Foresaw. 


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Foresee, ing. 
Tore sheet. 
Fore shroud, s. 
Foresight. 
Forestall, ed, ing. 
Fore stay, 8. 
Fore staysail. 
Fore tack. 
Foretell, ing. 
Foretold. 
Fore top. 
Fore topgallant mast. 
Fore topgallant sail. 
Fore topgallant yard. 
Fore topman, men. 
Fore topmast. 
back stay. 
shrouds. 
stay. 
staysail. 
studding sail. 
topsail. 
topsail yard. 
Forewarn, ed, ing. 
Fore yard, s. 
Forfeit, ed, ing, s. 
Forfeiture. 
Fore, d, ing. 
ahead. 
Forgery, ies. 
Forget, ting, ful. 
Forgave. 
Forgive, n, ing. 
Forlorn-hope. 
Form, ed, ing. 
the line. 
the order of sailing. 


the order of steaming. 


Formal, ity, ies. 
Formation, s. 
of the fleet. 
of squadrons, 
Former, ly. 


FRA 


Nos 
4281 | Formidable. 
2} Formula, @. 
3 | Forsake, n. 
4 | Forsook. 
5 | Fort,.s. 
6 | Forth. 
7 coming. 
8 with. 
9 | Fortieth. 
4290 | Fortification, s. 
1 | Fortified. 
2.) Fortify, ing. 
3 | Fortitude. 
4 | Fortnight, ly.’ 
5 | Fortress. 
6 | Fortuitous, ly. 
7 | Fortunate, ly. 
8 | Fortune. 
Ob of war. 
4300 | Forty. 
1 | Forward, ing, ed. 
2 | Foul, ed, ing. 
3 anchor. 
4 berth. 
5 bottom. 
6 hawse. 
7 weather. 
8 | Found. 

9 | Foundation, s. 
4310 | Founder, ed, ing. 
1 | Foundry, ies. 

2 | Four. 
3 | Fourteen, th. 
4 | Fourth, ly. 
5 | Fraction, al. 
6 | Fracture, d, ing. 
7 | Fragile. 
8 | Fragment, s, ary. - 
9 | Frail. 
4320 | Frame, d, ing. 
1 timber, s. 
2 work. 
4323 | France, 8. 


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4366 


FRA 


Frank, ly. 
Frap, ped, ping. 
Fraternal, ly. 
Fraternize, d, ing. . 
Fraud, s, ulent. 
Fray, ed, ing. 
Freak, s. 

Free, d, ing. 
booter, 8. 
city. 
port, s. 

Freeze, ing. 


point. 


| Freight, ed, ing. 


money. 
French. — 
chalk. 


flag. 


| Frequent, ed, ing, ly. 


Fresh. 
breeze, 8. 
force. 
water. 
Freshen, ed, ing. 
Freshet, s. 
Fret, ted, ting. 
Fretful, ly. 
Friction. 
clutch. 
coupling. 
primer, s, 
roller, s. 
Friday. 
evening. 
morning. 
night. 
noon. 
Friend, s. 
Friendly. 
Friendship. 
Frigate, s. 
Fright. 
Frighten, ed, ing. 


FUR 


Frigid, ity. 
zone. 
Fringe, d, ing. 
Frivolous, ly. 
Frock, s. 
Frog, 8. 
From. 
Front. 
Frontier, s. 
Frost, ed, ing. 
bitten. 
Frozen. 
Frugal, tty, ly. 
Fruit, 3. 
Fruition. 
Fruitless, ly. 
Frustrate, d. 
Fry, ing. 
Fuel. 
Fugitive, s. 
Fulfil, led, ling, ment. 
Full. 
and by. 
dress, ed. 
dress ship. 
manned. 
moon. 
retreat. 
rigged ship. 
speed. 
Fully. 
Fulminate, 8. 


of mercury. 


| Fumigate, d, ing, ion. 


Fun, ny. 
Function, 8, ary, aries. 
Fund, s. 
Fundamental. 
Funeral, s. 

service, 8. 
Funnel, s. 

guy, 8. 

Furious, ly. 


Nos. 


4410 


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FUR 


Furious, ly., 
gale, 8. 
Furl, ed, ing. 


fore and aft sails. 


light sails. 
line, 8. 
sails. 
Furlough, ed. 
Furnace, s. 
door, 8. 
Furnish, ed, ing. 
Furniture, 
Further. 
most. 
orders. 
proof. 
Fuse, d, ing. 
composition. 
plug, s. 
stock. 
wrench. 
Fusible. 
Fusilade, d, ing. 
Fusil oil. 
Fusion. 
Futile. 
Futility. | 
Futtock, s. 
band. 
plate, s. 
shroud, s. 
stave, 8. 
timbers. 
Future. 
Gabble, d, ing, er. 
Gabion, s. 
Gaff, s. 
end, 8. 
topsail, s. 
Gag, ged, ging. 
Gage. 
Gaiety, ties. 
Gain, ed, ing. 


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GAU 


Gain, ed, ing. 
advantage. 
ground. 
on the chase. 

Gala day. 

Galaxy. 

Gale, s. 

Galiot, s. 

Gall, ed, ing. 

Gallant, ly, ry. 

Gallery, ies. 

Galley, s. 
barge, 8. 

Gallon, s. 
of oil. 
of water. 

Gallows. 
frame, 8. 

Galvanic battery, tes. 

Gamble, ing. 

Gamboge. 

Gammoning. 
scuttle. 

Gang, 8. 
board, s. 
cask, 8. 
way, 8. 

Gangrene, d, ing. 

Garble, d, ing. 

Garboard strake. 

Gargle, d, ing. 

Garland. 

Garlic. 

Garment, s. 

Garrison, ed, ing. 

Gash, ed, es. 

Gasket, s. 

Gastric. 

Gate, 8. 
way, 8. 

Gather, ed, ing. 
way. 

Gauge, d, ing. 


GAU 


Gauge, d, ing. 
cock, s. 
point. 
rod, s. 

Gauze. 

Gear, ed, ing. 
engine. 

Gemini. 

Gendarme, 8, ry. 

Gender. 

General, Ly. 

| average. 
order, 8. . 
in Chief. 
signal, s. 
rule. 

Generate, d, ing, ion. 

Generosity. 

Generous, ly: 

Genial. 

Genius. 

Genoese. 

Gently. 

Geographical. 
position. 

Geography. 

Geometrical. 

German. 
silver. 

Gesticulate, d, ing. 

Get, ting. 
afloat. 
underway. 
up steam. 

Giddiness. 

Giddy. 

Gift, s. 

Gig, 8. 
crew. 
recall. 

Gigantic. 

Gild, ed, ing. 

Gill, s. 


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Gill-net, s. 
Gimbal, s. 
Gimlet, s. 
Ginger. 
Ginseng. 
Gird, ed, ing. 
Girtline, s. 
Gist. 
Give, ing. 
chase. 
Glacis. 
Glad, ly, ness. 
Gladden, ed, ing. 
Glare, d, ing. 
Glass, es. 
gauge, 8. 
Glaze, d, ing. 
Glazier, s. 
Gleam, ed, ing. 
Glee, ful. 


Glide, d, ing. 


Glimmer, ed, ing. 
Glimpse, s. 
Glisten, s, ed, ing. 
Glitter, ed, ing, s. 
Globe, s. 
Globular. 
Globule, s. 
Gloom, y. 
Glorify, ted, tng. 
Glorious, ly. 
news. 
victory. 
Glory, ied, ing. 
Gloss, ed, ing, ¥. 
Glossary, #es. 
Glove, 8. 
Glow, ed, ing. 
Glue, d, ing. 
Glutinous. 


Glycerine. 


Gnaw, ed, ing. 


Go, ing. 


4590 


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GO 


Go, ing. 
about. | 
ahead. 
around. 
back. 
between. 
down. 
in. 
out. 
through. 
up. 
Goad, ed, ing. 
Goal. 
Goat, s. 
God, ly. 
God send. 
Gold. 
dust. 
lace. 
mine, 8. 
smith, s. 
wire. 
Gone. 
Gong, s. 
Gonorrhea. 
Good. 
bye. 
coal. 
condition. 
for nothing. 
luck. 
morning. 
night. 
opportunity. 
sense. 
weather. 
will. 
Goosewing, ed, s. 
Gordian knot. 
Goring cloths. 
Gossip, ed, ing, y. 
Got, ten. 
Gouge, s. 


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4663 


Gout, y. . 
Govern, ed, ing. 
Government. 
dispatches. 
officer, 8. 
Governor, 8. 
Graceful, ly. 
Gracious, ly. 
Gradation, al, s. 
Grade, s. 
Gradual, ly. 


Grain, s. 
Grammar, s. 
Grammatical, ly. 
Grampus. 
Grand, ly. 

division, s. 
Grant, ed, ing, 8. 
Granulate, d, ing, ion. | 
Grape, 8. 

shot. 
Graphic, al, ally. 
Grapnel, s. 
Grapple, d, ing. 
Grasp, ed, ing. 
Grass, ¥. 
Grate. 

bars. 


Grateful, ly. 
Gratification. 
Gratify, ied, ing. 
Gratitude. 
Gratuitous, ly. 
Gratis. 


Gratuity. 


Gravamen. 
Grave, 8. 
Graving beach. 
dock. 
yard. 
Gravel, ly. 
Gravitate, d, ing, ion. 
Gravity. 


Nos. 


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4706 


GRA 


Gray. ’ 
Graze, d, ing. 
Grease, d, ing. 
Great, er, est. 
guns. 
Grecian. 
Greek fire. 
Green. 
hand, s. 
paint, s. 
wood. 
Greet, ed, ing. 
Grenade, s. 
Gridiron, s. 
pendulum. 
valve. 
Grief, s. 
Grievance, 8. 
Grieve, d, ing. 
Grievous, ly. 
Grind, ing. 
stone. 
Gripe, 8, d, ing. 
Grit, ty. 
Groan, ed, ing, 8. 
Grocer, y, ies. 
Grog, gy. 
shop, 8. 
Groin, s. 
Grommet, s. 
wad, s. 
Groove, d, ing, 8. 
Grope, d, ing. 
Gross, ly. 
Ground, ed, ing. 
swell. — 
tackle. 
tier. 
Groundless. 
Grovel, led, ling. 
Growl, ed, ing. 
Grown. 
Growth. 


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4749 


GUN 


Grumble, d, ing, er. 
Guano. 
Guarantee, d, ing. 
Guaranty. 
Guard, ed, ing. 
boat, s. 
flag. 
- house. 
ship. 
Guardian. 
Gudgeon, s. 
Guerrilla, s. 
warfare. 
Guess, ed, ing. 
Guess warp. 
Guest, s. 
Guidance. 
Guide, d, ing. 
Guidon, s. 
Guile, less. 
Guilt, y. 
Guiltless. 
Guinea, coast of. 
Guise. 
Gulf. 
stream. 
weed. 
Gum, med,ming, my. 
arabic. 
packing. 
Ginye . 
barrel. 
boat, s. 
carriage, 8. 
cotton. 
deck, s. 
fire. 
gear. 
lock, s. 
metal. 
Gunner, 8. 
mate, 8. 


gang, 8. 


4750 


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GUN 


Gunner, 8. 
quadrant, 8. 
Gunnery. 
Gunny bags. 
Gun powder. 
room. 
shot wound. 
sight, s. 
smith, s. 
stock, s. 
tackle, s. 
wad, s. 
Gunter’s chain. 
scale. 
Gust, s. 
of wind. 
Gut, ted, ting. 
Gutta percha. 
Guy, 8, ed, ing. 
Habeas corpus. 
Habits. 
Habitation, s. 
Habitual, ly. 
Hack, ed, ing, s. 
Hackmatack. 
Had. 
Hail, s, ed, ing. 


come within. 
the passing boat, s. 


the stranger. 
the vessel. 
Hair. 
brained. 
breadth. 
cloth. 
Halcyon. 
Half. 
and half. 
an hour. 
breed. 
deck. 
dollar, s. 
eagle, s. 


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HAN 


hitch, es. 
pay. 
pint, s. 
speed. 
starved. 
tide. 
way. 
yearly. 
Halibut. 
Hall, s. 
Halliards. 
Halloo, ed, ing. 
Hallucination. 
Halt, ed, ing. 
Halve, d, ing, s. 
Ham, s. 


Hammer, 8, ed, ing. 


Hammock, s. 
cloths. 
nettings. 

Hamper, ed, ing. 

Hand, s, ed, ing. 
barrow, 8. 
basket, s. 
car, 8. 
cuff, s. 
grenade, s. 
hole, s. 
hole plate. 


1 Handily. 


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: 
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Hand-in-hand. 
Handwork. 
Hand lamp, s. 
Handle, d, ing. 
Hand lead, s. 
pump, s. 
over hand. 
Saw, 5s. 
SCTeW, 8. . 


1 Handsome, ly. 
2 Handspike, s. 


4833 | Hand tight. 
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HAN 


Hand tight. 
writing. 
Handy billy. 
Hang, ed, ing. 
knee, 8. 
on. 
Hank, s. 
Hanoverian. 
Happen, ed, ing. 
Happily. 
Happiness. 
Happy. 
Harangue, d, ing. 
Harass, ed, ing. 
Harbinger. 
Harbor, ed, ing. 
dues. 
master. 
Hard, er, est. 
and fast. 
a lee the helm. 


a port the helm. 
a starboard the helm. 


up the helm. 
Harden, ed, ing. 
Hard fought. 

hearted. 
Hardihood. 
Hardly. 
Hardship, s. 
Hardware. 
Hard wood. 
Hardy. 
Harm, ed, ing. 
Harmless. 
Harmonious, ly. 
Harmonize, d, ing. 
Harmony. 
Harness. 

cask, 8. 
Harp, ed, ing. 
Harping, s, 
Harpoon, ed, ing, 8. 


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HAV 


Harpy, ies. 
Harsh, ly. 
Hartshorn. 
Has. 
Haste. 
Hasten, ed, ing. 
Hasty, ily. 
Hat, s. 
Hatch, es. 
Hatchet, s. 
Hatch grating, s. 
tarpaulin, s. 
Hatchway, s. 
Hate, d, ing. 
Hatred. 
Haughty, iness. 
Haul, ed, ing. 
aboard. 
aft. 
alongside. 
by the wind. 
fire, s. 
line, 8. 
in. 
out. 
off. 
on the wind. 
the seine. 
Have, ing: 
furnished. 
had. 
heard. 
not. 
not had. 
not heard. 
not seen. 
not spoken. 
seen. 
spoken. 
they. 
you. 
you heard. 
you seen. 


Nos. 


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HAV 
Have, ing. 
you spoken. 
Havoc. 
Hawse. 


buckler, s. 

hole, s. 

pipe, s. 

pendant, s. 

plug, s. 
Hawser, 8. 
Hazard, ed, ing, 8, ous. 
Haze, y. 

’ weather. 

He. i 

had. 

had not. 

has. 

has not. 

will. 

will not. 
Head, ed, ing, s. 

ache. 

earing, 8. 

fast. 

foremost. 

gear. 

Jand. 

line, s. 

long. 

most. 

of the mast. 

off. 

on. 

quarters. 

rails. 

rope. 

sail, s. 

sea. 

stays. 

to wind. 

way. 

wind. 


Heal, ed, ing: 


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Health, y. 

climaté. 

is bad. 

is good, 
Hear, ing. 

firing. 
Heart, s, ¥. 
Heartfelt. 
Heartily. 
Heartrending. 
Heat, ed, ing. 
Heathen, ish. 
Heave, ing. 

ahead. 

astern. 

down. 

the lead. 

the log. 

short your eable. 

to your vessel. 

up your anchor. 
Heaven, ly. 
Heaver,.s 
Heavily.. 
Heavy. 

cargo.. 

firing. 

laden... 

metal. 

sea. 

spars. 
Heed, ed, ing. 
Heel, ed, ing. 

lashing: 

of the. 

rope.. 

to port. 

to starboard.. 
Height. 
Heighten, ed,.ing. 
Heinous, ly. 
Heir, ess. 


apparent. 


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HEL 


Held. 
| Helix. 
Hell, ish. 
Helm. 
| Helmsman, men. 
Help, ed, ing. 
Helpless, ly. 
Helpmate. 
Helter skelter. 
Helve, d, ing. 
Hem, ined, ming. 
Hemisphere. 
Hemispherical. 
Hemlock. 
Hemorrhage. 
Hemorrhoids. 
Hemp, en. 

cable. 

canvas. 

rope. 

waste. 
Hen, s. 

Coop, 8. 
Hence. 

forth. 
Her. 
Herald, ed, ing. 
Herb, s. 
Herculean. 
Here. 
Hereafter. 
Herein. 
Heresy. 
Heretofore. 
'‘Herewith. 
Hermaphrodite brig. 
Hermetical, ly. 


Hernia. 

Hero, es. 

Heroic, ally. 
action. 

Heroism. 

| Herring, s. 


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Herring, s. 
bone, d, ing. 
fishery. 

Herself. 

Hesitate, d, ing, ion. 

Heterogeneous, 

Hexagon, al. 

Hiatus. 

Hiccough. 

Hickory. 
broom, s. 

Hid, den. 

Hide, s. 

Hideous, ly. 

Hide rope. 

Hiding. 
place. 

High, er, est. 
and dry. 
bluff, s. 
banded. 
land, 8. 
latitude. 

Highly. 

Highminded. 

Highness. 

High pressure. 
pressure engine. 
price, d, 8. 
road. 
sea. 
speed. 
steam. 
tone, d. 
treason. 
water. 
water mark. 

Highway, s, man. 
robber, y. 

Hilarity. 

Hill, s, y. 

Hillock, s. 

Hilt, ed. 


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HIM 


Him. 
Himself. 
Hinder, ed, ing. 
Hindmost. 
Hindoo, s. 
Hindrance. 
Hinge, d, ing. 
valve, 8. 
Hint, s, ed, ing. 
Hip, s. 
joint, s. 
Hire, d, ing. 
His. 
Historic, al, ally. 
History, ies. 
Hit, ting. 
the enemy. 
the target. 
Hitch, ed, es. 
Hither. 
Hitherto. 
Hoarse, ly. 
Hobble, d, ing. 
Hog, ged. 
brace, 8. 
frame, 8. 
Hogshead, s. 
Hoist, ed, ing. 
gear. 
Hold, ing, s. 
fast. 


out as long as possible. 


ground. 

Hole, s. 

Holiday, s. 

Hollow, ed. 

Holy. 
stone, d, ing, 8. 

Homage. 

Home, 8. 
squadron. 
ward bound. 

Homicide, g. 


Nos. 


5132 


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Hominy. 
Homeopathic. 
Homogeneous. 
Homograph, s, ic. 
signal, s. 
Honest, y, ly. 
Honor, ed, ing, 8. 


! Honorable. 


Honorably. 
Honorary. 
member, 8. 
Hood, s. 
ends. 
wink, ed, ing. 
Hook, ed, ing, 8. 
rope, 8. 
Hoop, ed, ing, 8. 
cough. 
iron. 
Hope, d, ing, ful. 
Hopeless, ly. 
Horary. 
Horizon, tal, 
glass, es. 
Horn. 
book of storms. 
card. 


of the cross-trees, 


Horrible. 
Horribly. 
Horrid, ly. 
Horror, s. 
Hors de combat. 
Horse, s. 
artillery. 
back. 
block. 
car. 
latitude, s. 
mackerel. 
power. * 
shoe. 
Hose. 


Nos. HOS 
Hose. 
5175 carriage. ; 
6 | coupling, s. 
7 | Hospitable. 
8 | Hospitality. 
9 | Hospital, s. 
5180 nurse. 
1 steward, 8. 
2 | Hostage, s. ‘ 
3 | Hostile. 
4 appearance, 8. 
5 force, s. 
6 | Hostility, tes. 
7 Hot, ly. 
8 flue. 
2 headed. 
5190 shot. 
T water. 
2 well. 
3 | Hotel, s. 
4 | Hound,s. — 
5 of the mast. 
6 | Hour, s, ly. 
7 angle. 
8 of the day. 
2 glass, es. 
5209 ot the night. 
1 | House, s, ed, ing. 
2 line. 
3 of Representatives. 
4 topmast, s. 
5 topgallant mast, s. 
6 | Hove. 
7 down. 
8 short. 
9 to. 
5210 | Hovel, s. 
1 | Hover, ed, ing. 
2| How? 
3 ‘do you do? | 
4 | However. 
5 | Howitzer, s. 
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Howitzer, s. 
boat carriage. 
field carriage. 
implements. 
Howl, ed, ing.¢ 
Hub, s. 
Huddle, d, ing. 
Hug, ged, ging. 
Huge, ly. 
Hulk, s. 
Hull, ed, ing. 
down. 
Human. 
nature. 
Humane. 
Humanity. 
Humanize, d, ing. 
Humble, d. 
Humbug, ged, ging, 8. 
Humid, ity. 
Humiliate, d, ing, ion. 
Humor, ed, ing. 
Hundred. . 
Hundredth. 
Hundred weight, (cwt.) 
Hung. 
Hunger. 


Hungry. 
Hunt, ed, ing. 
Hurt, s, ing. 
Hurricane, s. 
deck. 
Hurry, ied, ing. 
Hurl, ed, ing. 
Hurter, s. 
Husband, ed, ing. 
Hut, s. 
Hybrid. 
Hydrant, s. 
Hydraulic, s. 
press. 
ram. 


Hydrogen. 


o°' Om I co Ot mm CO 


oO 
wy) 
S 
oO 


c 


“H801 


HYD 


Hydrographer, s. 

Hydrographic. 
office. 

Hydrography. 

Hydrometer, 8. 

Hygiene. 

Hypochondriae. 

Hypocrisy. 

Hypocrite. 

Hypocritical. 

Hypothetical. 

I am. 

Iam not. 

I can. 

I cannot. 

Ice. 
anchor, 8. 
belt, s. 
berg, s. 
blink. 
boat. 
bound. 
field, s. 
floe, 8. 

Iceland, ic. 

I could. 

I could not. 

Icy. 

Idea. 

Ideal, ity. 

Identical, ly. 

Identify, ied, ing. 

Identity. 

Idiocy. 

Idiom, 8, atic. 

Idiosyncrasy. 

THict: een 

Idle, d, ing. 

Idleness. 

Idler, s. 

Idol, s, atry. 


- Idolize, d, ing. 


If. 


5320 


Ian Ff WW & 


| 


YS 

os 
Ie) 
=) 


omaonrnantf WwW Ww 


me 


i) 

vo 
= 
=) 


5343 


ILL 


he. 
not. 
so. 
the. 
they. 
we. 
you. 

Igneous. 

Ignis fatuus. 

Ignite, d, ing, ion. 

Ignoble. 

Ignominious. 

Ignorance. 

Ignorant, ly. 

Ignore, d, ing. 

Ill. 
advised. 
bred. 
breeding. 
conducted. 
considered. 
deserved. 
disposed. 

Illegal, ity. 

Tlegible. 

Illegitimate, ly. 

Ill fated. 

Illiberal. 

Illicit, ly. 
trade. 

Ilimitable. 

Illiterate. 

Ill judged. 
looking. 
luck. 
manned. 
mannered. 
nature, d. 

Illness. 

Illogical. 

Ill provided. 
starred. | 


Be HF WO = 


eye ig 8) “Gab mpy 133 


oaentkan fF Ww 


ie 


c 

ay) 
ie) 
co) 


2 


Oo fF WwW Ww 


538% 


ILL 


Il. 
temper, ed. 
time, d. 


Illuminate, d, ing, ion. 


Ill used. 
Illusion. 
Illustrate, d, ing, ion. 
Illustrious. 
Ill-will. 
Image, ry, 8. 
Imaginable. 
Imaginary. 
Imagination. 
I may. | 
I may not. 
Imbecile. 
Imbecility. 


| Imbibe, d, ing. 


Inbroglio. 
TImitable. 
Initate, d, ing, ion. 
Immaterial. 
Immediate, ly. 

assistance. 

cause, 8. 
Immemorial. 
Immense, ly. 
Immensity. 
Immersion. 
Immigrant, s. 
Immigrate, d, ing. 
Imminent. 
Immobility. 
Immoderate, ly. 
Immoral, ly, ity. 
Immortal, ly. 
Immortality. 
Immortalize, d, ing. 
Immovable. 
Immunity. 
Immure, d. 
Immutable. 
Impact. 


CO Cr S25 Sd 


15 


~~) 

rss 
= 
o 


eoonwtknwnrk WW eS 


5 


© 

= 
jon 
S&S 


IMP 


Impair, ed, ing. 
Impart, ed, ing. 
Impartial, ly. 
Impartiality. 
Impassable, y, ility. 
Impassive. 
Impatience. 
Impatient, ly. 
Impeach, ed, ing, able. 
Impeachnient. 
Impede, d, ing. 
Impediment, s. 
Impel, led, ling. 
Impend, ed, ing. 
Impenetrability. 
Impenetrable. 
Impenitent. 
Imperative, ly. 
Imperceptible. 
Imperfect, ion, ly. 
Imperial, ist. 
Imperil, led, ling. 
Imperious, ly. 
Imperishable. 
Impertinence. 
Impertinent, Zy. 
Impervious. 
Impetuosity. 
Impetuous, ly. 
Impetus. 
Impinge, ed, ing. 
Implement, s. 
Implicate, d, ing, ion. 
Implicit, ly. 
Implore, d, ing. 
Imply, ied, ing. 
Impolite, ly. 
Impolitic. 
Import, ed, ing. 
Importance. 
Important, ly. 
Importation. 
Importer, s. 


or) 
Or 


5 (DOK 


omnrt Oo oO fF WO WH Fe 


= 
or) 
—) 


G 


oman A oOo & WwW WO & 


on 
a 
ae) 
So 


c 

ces 
~~ 
— 


IMP 


Importunate. 
Importune, d, ing. 
Importunity. 

Impose, d, ing. 
Imposition. 
Impossibility. 
Impossible. 

Imposter, s. 
Imposture. 
Impotence. 

Impotent. 
Impoverish, ed, ing. 
Impracticability. 
Impracticable. 
Impregnability. 
Impregnable, y. 
Impregnate, d, ing. 
Impress, ed, ing. 
Impression. 
Impressive. 

Imprison, ed, ing. 
Imprisonment. 
Improbable. 
Impromptu. 
Improper, ly. 
Impropriety, ies. 
Improve, d, ing, ment, 8. 
Improvidence. 
Improvident, ly. 
Improvise, d, ing.. 
Imprudence. 
Imprudent, ly. 
Impudence. 
Innpudent, ly. 
Impugn, ed, ing. 
Impulse, , ive. 
Impunity. 
Imputation. 
Impute, d, ing. 
In. 

Inability. 
Inaccurate, ly. 
Inaccuracy, ies. 


5 


INC 


A, 
% 


~ 


Or 
— 
~ 

(WS) 


Inaction. 
Inactive. 


Inadequate, ly. 
Inadmissible, tility. 
Inadvertence. 
Inalienable. 
Inanimate, d. 


3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 | Inapplicable. 
5480 | Inappropriate, ly. 
1 | Inapt, itude. 
2 | Inarticiate. 
3 | Inasmuch. 
4 | Inattention. 
5 | Inattentive, ly. 
6 | Inaudible, y. 
7 | Inaugurate, d, ing. 
8 | Inauguration. 
| _ 9 | Inauspicious, ly. 
59490 | In board. 
1 | In boat, s. 
2 | Inealeulable, y. 
3 | Incandescence. 
4 | Incandescent. 
5 | Incapability. 
6 | Incapable. 
7 | Incapacitate, d, ing. 
8 | Incapacity. 
9 | Incarcerate, d, ing, ion. 
5500 | Incautious, ly. 
1 | Incendiarism. 
2 | Incendiary, ies. 
3 | Incense, d, ing. 
4 | Incentive. 
5 | Inception. 
6 | Incessant, ly. 
7 | Inch, es. 
8 board, s. 
9 | Incidence. 
5510 | Incident, ly, s, al. 
1 | Incipient, ty. 
2 | Incise, d, ing. 
3 | Incision, s. 
5514 | Incite, d, ing. 


iaeeae 


oomaonranFr &© WO & 


>) 


iS) 
1S) 


m WW 0 


COC SE 12s ON 


wo = 


2. OF mR 


iy | 
on 


INC 


Incivility, zes. 
Inclement. 
Inclination, s. 
Incline, d, ing. 

engine, 8. 

plane, s. 
Include, d, ing. 
Inclusive, ly. 
Incognito. 
Incoherence. 
Incoherent, ly. 
Incombustible. 
Income. 

Tax, €8. 
Incoming. 
Incommode, d, ing. 
Incommodious. 
Incomparable. 
Incomparably. 
Incompatible. 
Incompetence. 
Incompetent. 
Incomplete. 
Incomprehensible. 
Incompressible. 
Inconceivable. 
Inconclusive, 
Incongruous. 
Incongruity. 

In consequence. 
Inconsiderable, y. 
Inconsiderate, ly. 


In consideration of the. 


Inconsistency. 
Inconsistent, ly. 
TInconsolable. 
Inconstancy. 
Inconstant, ly. 
Incontestable, y. 
Inconvenience, d, ing 
Inconvenient, ly. 
Inconvertible, y. 


Incorporate, d, ing, ion. 


eomonrta a & WwW Ww 


en 
on 
2 
—) 


© GO 8 SO Cito. 0... 


a | 


on 
@ 
=) 


omanrnkonrk WO WwW & 


On 


UI 
ices) 
aged to) 


IND 


Incorrect, ly. 
Incorrigible, y. 
Incorrupt, ible. 
Increase, d, ing. 
distance. 
spread. 
Incredible, y. 
Incredulity. 
Incredulous, ly. 
Increment, s. 
Incrust, ed, ing, ation. 
Incubus. 
Inculcate, d, ing, ion. 
Inculpate, d, ing, ion. 
Incumbent, ly. 
Incur, red, ring. 
Incurable, ly. 
Incursion, 8. 
Indebted, ness. 
Indecency, ies. 
Indecent, ly. 
Indecision. 
Indecisive, ly. 
Indecorous. 
Indecorum. 
Indeed. 
Indefatigable. 
Indefeasible, ly. 
Indefensible. 
Indefinable, ly. 
Indefinite, ly. 
Indelible, y. 
Indelicate, /y. 


| Indemnification. 


Indemnify, ied, ing. 
Indemnity, ies. 
Indent, ed, ing. 
Indentation, s. 
Indenture, s. 
Independence. 
Independence day. 
Independent, ly. 
Indestructible. 


COP Cl aC. Gta we COT OO 


oO 
fon) 
— 
Oo 


wo wo = 


on 
SH 

i) 
Sy te We “BP See ON 


wo = 


oman D OO — CS 


Or 
jor) 
ww 
oO 


omaOnNt ant fF WW WO = 


m4 


c 

lop) 
= 
oS 


5643 


Nos. IND 


Indeterminate. 
Index, indices. 
error. 
glass, ¢s. 
hand. 
Indiaman. 
India rubber. 
ink. 
Indian, s. 
Indicate, d, ing. 
Indication, s. 
Indicative. 


Indicator, s. 


Indict, ed, ing, able. 
Indictment, s. 
Indifferent, ly. 
Indigence. 
Indigent. 
Indigenous. 
Indigestible. 
Indigestion. 
Indignant, ly. 
Indignation. 
Indignity, ies. 
Indigo. 
Indirect, ly. 


| Indiscreet, ly. 
Indiscretion. 
Indiscriminate, ing, ly, ion. 


Indispensable, ¥. 
Indispose, d, ing. 
Indisposition. 
Indisputable, y. 
Indissoluble, y. 
Indistinct, ly. 
Indistinguishable. 
Indite, d, ing. 
Individual, s. 
Individualize, d, ing. 
Indivisible. 
Indolence. 
Indolent, ly. 
Indomitable. 


| Nos. 


1 | 
Ps 
4 
5 | 
6 | 


on 
ror) 
a 
S 


oonrta»n fF Wwe 


INF 


In-door work. 


Indorse, d, ing, ment, s. 


In draught. 
Indubitable, y. 
Induce, d, ing, ment, s. 
magnetism. 
Induct, ed, ing, ion. 
Inductive, ly. 
Indulge, d, ing, ence. 
Indulgent, ly. 
Indurate, d, ing. 
Industrial. 
Industrious, ly. 
Industry. 
Ineffective, ly. 
Inefficiency. 
Inefficient. 
Inelegant, ly. 
Ineligible, y. 
Inequality. 
Inequilibrio. 
Inert, ly. 
Inertia. 
Inestimable, y. 
Inevitable, y. 
Inexcusable, y. 7 
Inexhaustible, y. 
Inexorable, y. 
Inexpediency. 
Inexpedient, ly. 
Inexpensive, ly. 
Inexperience, d. 
Inexplicable. 
Inexpressible, 7. 
Inexpressive, ly. 
In extenso. 
Inextinguishable. 
Inextricable, y. 
Infallibility. 
Infallible, y. 
Infamous, ly. 
Infamy. 
Infancy. 


Nos. . INF 


5687 
8 | Infantry. 


Infant, s, ile. 


9 | regiment, 8. 
5690 | Infatuate, d, ing,don. 
1 | Infect, ed, ing, ion. ] 
2 district. 
3 i place. 
| 4 ship. 
5 | Infectious. 
6 | disease, 8. 
7 | Infer, red, ring, ence. 
8 | Inferior, ity, s. 
9 force. 
5700 speed. 
1 | Infest, ed, ing, s. 
2 | Infinite, ly, y. 
3 | Infinitesimal. 
4 |} Infirm, ity, ities. 
5 | Inflame, d, ing, mation, matory. 
6 | Inflammable. 
7 Inflate, d, ing, ion. 
8 | Inflexibility. 
9 | Inflexible, y. 
5710 | Inflict, ed, ing, 8, ion. 
1 | Influence, d, ing. 
Influential. 


2 

3 | Influenza. 

4 | Influx. 

5 | Inform, ed, ing. 

6 | Informal. 
Information. 

8 | Informer, s. 

Y | Infraction. 

Infringe, d,ing, ment. 
Infuriate, d, ing. 
Iniuse, d, ing. 

3 | Infusion. 

4 | Ingenious, ly. 
5 | Ingenuity. 

6 | Ingenuous, ly. 
7 | Inglorious, ly. 
8 | Ingredient, s. 


5729 | Ingulf, ed, ing. 


| 


Inhabit, ed, ing, able. 


1 | In harbor. 
‘2 | In haste. 
3 | Inherent, ly. 
4 | Inherit, ed, ing, ance. 
5 | Inhibit, ed, ing. 
6 | Inhibition. 
7 | Inhospitable, ly. 
8 | Inhuman, ity. 
9 | Inimical, ly. 
5740 | Inimitable, y. 
1 | Iniquitous, ly. 
2 | Iniquity, tes. 
3 | Initial, s. 
4 velocity, ies. 
5 | Initiate, d, ing. 
6 | Initiation. 
7 | Inject, ed, ing. 
8 | Injection. 
9 cock, s. 
5750 valve, 8. 
1 | Injector. 
2 pipe, 8. 
3 | Injudicions, ly. 
4 | Injunction, s. 
5 | Injure, d, ing. 
6 | Injurious, ly. 
7 | Injury, ies. 
8 | Injustice. 
9 | Ink, ed, ing. 
5760 stand, 8. . 
1 ei Vina 
2 | In law. 
3 | Inlet, s. 
4 Inmate, 8. 
5 | Inmost, innermost 
6 | Inn. 
7 | Innate, ly. 
8 | Inner. 
9 | Innocence. 
5770 | Innocent, ly. 
1 | Innocuous, ly. 
5772 | Innovate, d, ing, ion 


’ 


5780 


o.aonr ontrk WO Ww & 


r 


ea) 
S 
S 


INN 


Innuendo, es. 
Innumerable, y. 


Innoculate, d, ing, ion. 


Inoffensive, ly. 
Inopportuhe, ly. 

In port. 

In propria persona. 
Inquest, s. 

Inquire, d, ing. 
Inquiry. 
Inquisitive, ly. 


| Inquisitor, ial. 
-Inroad, s. 


In safety. 
Insane, ly. 
Insanity. 
Insatiable. 
Inscribe, d, ing. 
Inscription, s. 
Insect, 8. 
Insecure, ly. 
Insecurity. 
Insensibility. 
Insensible, y. 
Inseparable, y. 
Insert, ed, ing. 
Insertion. 
Inshore. 

Inside. 
bearings. 
track. 

Insidious, ly. | 

Insight. 

Insignia. 

Insignificance. 

Insignificant, ly. 

Insincere, ly, ity. 

Insinuate, d, ing, ion. 

Insist, ed, ing. 

Insolence. 

Insolent, ly. 

Insoluble. . 

Inspect, ed, ing. 


Ww wo = 


oor naw 


or 
OO 
= 
i) 


@onronaoarkr WW 


| Insurgent, s. 


INT 


Inspect, ed, ing. 
fleet. 
ship, 8. 
the place. 

Inspection, s. 

Inspiration. 

Inspire, d, ing. 


| Install, ed, ing, ation. 
| Instance, d, ing, s. 


Instant, ly, aneous. 
Instead. 

Instigate, d, ing, ion. 
Instill, ed, ing. 
Instinct. 
Instinctive, ly. 


| Institute, d, ing, ion, s. 


Instruct, ed, ing. 
Instruction. 


| Instractor, s. 


Instrument, s. 
Instrumentality. 
Insubordinate, ly. 
Insubordination. 
Insufferable, y. 


| Insufficient, ly. 


Insular. ; 
Insulate, d, ing, ion. 


| Insult, ed, ing. 


Insuperable, y. 
Insupportable, y. 
Insure, d, ing. 
Insurrection, 8, ary. 
Intact. 
Integral. 
Integrity. 
Integument, s. 
Intellect, wal, ly. 
Intelligence. 
from home. 
of the enemy. 
Intelligent, ly. 
Intelligible, y. 


70 


INT 


Intemperance. 
9 | Intemperate, ly. 
Intend, ed, ing. 
Intense, ly. 
Intensity, ies. 


Intent, ly. 
Intention, al, ly. 
Inter, red, ring. 
Intercede, d, ing. 


NO FP WH WO 


Intercept, ed, ing. 


i @) 


Intercession. 


id 
dep) 


Interchange, d, ing, able. 


a 
ne} 
iS 


divisions.’ 

squadrons. 
Intercourse. 
Interdict, ed, ing. 
Interest, ed, ing. 

news received. 
Interfere, d, ing, ence. 
Interim. 
Interior. 


omMnNt On fF WW = 


Interline, 4, ing, atiow. 
3 


c 

(9) 
ie) 
—) 


Intermeddle, d,.ing. 
Intermediate. 
Interment. 
Interminable, y. 
Intermit, ted, ting.. 
Intermittent. 
Internal, ly. 
affairs. 
discipline. 


omontnaw»k fr WO WD 


rules and regulations. 


c 


1) 

OO 
ple} 
fon 


International, ity, ly. 
Internecine. 


interpolate, d, ing, ion. 
Interpose, d, ing. 
Interposition. 
Interpret, ed, ing, ation. 
Interpreter, 8. 
Interregnum. 
Interrogate, d, ing, ion. 


eonrt ant F&F WWD ire 


Interrogative, ly. 


Interrupt, ed, ing. 


Nos. 


5901 


oor ant f& WwW WwW 


ou 
ite) 
— 
=) 


eooeonNr nant fF WwW Ww = 


Intolerable, y. 


INV 


Interruption, s. 
Intersect, ed, ing. 
Interstice, s. 
Interval, s. 
Intervene, d, ing. 


Intervention, s. 
Interview, 8. 
Intestine. 
Intestines. 
Intimaey, ies. 
Intimate, d, ing. 
Intimation, s. 
Intimidate, d, ing, ion. 
Into. 

action. 

port. 


Intolerance. 

Intolerant, ly. 
Intoxicate, d, ing, ion. 
Intractable. 

In transitu. 

Intrench, ed, ing, ment, s. 
Intrepid, ity, ly. 
Intricacy, ies. 

Intricate, ly. 


Intrigue, d, ing, s. 


Intrinsic, al, ally. 
Introduce, d, ing. . , 
Introduction. 
Intrude, d, ing. 
Intrusion. 
Intrusive, ly. 
Intrust, ed, ing. 
Inundate, d, ing, ion. 
Inutility. 

In vacuo. 

Invade, d, ing. 
Invader, s. 

Invalid, s, ed, ing. 
Invalidate, d, ing. 
Invaluable. 
Invariable, y. 


nn 


co | 
S - 
mwworeoec on 


CoQ tO Oe 


ON 
ce) 
e2) 
i—) 


INV 


Invasion. 
Inveigle, d, ing, ment. 
Invent, ed, ing, ion. 
Inventor, s. 
Inventor, ies. 
Inverse, ly, d. 

order. 
Inversion. 
Invert, ed, ing. 
Invest, ed, ing. 


Investigate, d, ing, ion. 


Inveterate, ly. 
Invidious, ly. 
Invigorate, d, ing. 
Invincible, y. 
Inviolable, y. 
Inviolate, d, ly. 
Invisible, y. 
Invitation, s. 
Invite, s, d, ing. 
Invoice, d, s. 
Invoke, d, ing. 
Involve, d, ing. 
Invulnerable, y. 
Inward, s, ly. 
Iodide. 
Iodine. 
Tridium. 
Irksome. 
Tron, ed. 
bound. 
clad, 8. 
foundry. 
frame, d. 
plate, s, d, ing. 
sheathed. 
sick. 
side, d. 
steamer, 8. 
Tron work. 
Irradiate, d, ing. 
Irrational, ly. 


Irreclaimable, ly. 


> - OO .~2 cy. OV Wh CO 


DD 
<=) 
— 
S 


omanNt an rk WWD 


IT 


Irreconcilable, y. 
Trreconciled. 
Irrefragable, y. 
Irregular, ly, ity. 
Irrelevant, ly. 
Irremediable, y. 
Irreparable, y. 
Irreproachable, y. 
Irresistible, y. 
Irresolute. 
Irrespective, ly. 
Irresponsible, y. 
Irrevocable, y. 
Irritability. 
Irritable. 
Irritant, s. 
Irritate, d, ing, ion. 
Is. 

he. 

he not. 

it. 

it not. 

not. 

she. 

she not. 
I should. 

have. 

not. 

not have. 
Island, s. 
Isothermal. 
Issue, d, ing. 

clothing. 

provisions. 
Isthmus. 
It. 

is. 

is not. 

may. 

may not. 

was. 

was not. 

will. 


Be WwW wo = 


COCO ge) Oo ON 


SO MOnNanper WwW We 


will not. 
Itch. 
Item, s. 
Itself. 
Ivory black. 
Jacket, s. 
Jack knife, ves. 
Jack screw, &. 
Jail, 8. 
Jalap. . 
Jam, med, ming, 8. 
January. 
Japanese. 
Jaundice. 
Jaw, 8. 
Jeopard, ed. 
Jeopardy. 
Jib. 
Jib-boom. 
Join, ed, ing 

me. 

the. 

‘ the fleet. 
Joiner, s. 
Jointly. 
Journal, s. 
Judge, d, ing, 8. 

Advocate. 

of the District Court. 
Judgment, s. 
Judicial, ly. 
Judicious, ly. 


6072 | Justify, ied, ing. 
3 | Kedge, s, d, ing. 
4 | Keelson. 

Keep, ing. 
away. 


off. 
outside. 
6080 | Kept. 
1 | Kettle, s. 
2 | Key, ed, ing. 
3.| Key, ing, up. 
4 | Kill, ed, ing. 
5 | Kind, ness, ly. 


5 

6 | 

re inside. 
8 

9 


6 | Kingston valve. 

7 | Kit, s. . 

8 | Kitchen, s, utensils. 

9 | Knee deep. 
6090 | Knew. 

1 | Knoll, s. 

2 | Know, ing. 

3 | Knowingly. 

4 | Knowledge. 

3.| Known. 

6 | Laborer, s. 

7 | Laboratory. 

8 | Lack, ed, ing. 


9 | Lacker, ed, ing. 
6100 | Laden. 

1 | Lag, ged, ging. 

2 | Lagoon, s. 

3 | Laid up. 

4 | Lame, d, ing, ly: 


a d 
(2 fee ame 


S 
oo wot £ OO KH © Ke) 


July. 5 | Lameness. 
June. 6 | Lament, ed, ing, able. 
Junior, 8. 7 | Lamp, s. 
Junk, s. 6 black. 
Jurisdiction. 9 chimney, ies. 
Jury mast. 6110 oil. 
Jury rudder. 1 wicking. 
Just, ice. 2°| Lancet, s. 
70 | Justifiable. 3 | Land, ed, ing. 
71 | Justification. 6114 | Landsman, men. | 


ELAN 


Land. 

Language, s. 

Lantern, s. 
light, s. 

Large, ly. 

Lash, ed, ing. 
alongside. 
securely. 

Lasso. 

Last. 

Late, ly. 
action. © 
news. 

Latitude. 
and longitude. 
by account. 
by observation. 
is approximate. 
is correct. 

Latter, ly. 

Land, ed, able. 

Laudanum. 

Launch, es, ed, ing. 

Launch’s crew. 

Launch’s recall. 

Law, 8. . 
book, 8. 

Lawful, ly. 

Lawless, ly. 

Law officer, 8. 

Laws of nations. 

Lax. 

Lay, ing. 

Lay days. 

Lazaretto. 

Lead, ing. 

Lead, s, 

Lead line, s. 
pencil, s. 

Leadsman, men. 

Leak, ed, ing, s. 

Leakage. 

Leather. 


6158 | 


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LIG 


Leather. 
belting. 
Leave, ing. 
of absence. 
Led. 
Ledge, s.. 
Ledger, s. 
Lee. 
Left. 
Leg, s. 
Legal, ity, ly. 
Legalize, d, ing. 
Legation. 
Legitimate. 


Lemon, 8. 


Lend, ing. 
Length, s. 
Lengthen, ed, ing. 
Lenient, ly. 
Lesion. 
Less. 
Lessen, ed, ing. 
Let. 
Letter, 8. 
Levant, er. 
Levee. 
Level. 
Liable. 
Liberal, ity. 
Liberally. 
Liberate, d, ing. 
Liberty. 
men. 
money. 
Lice. 
Lie, ing. 
by. 
off and on. 
Lieutenant, s. 
Commander. 
Life. 
Lift, s, ed, ing. 
Light. 


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Nos. 


6200 


(op) 
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— 
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6220 


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LIG 


Light. 

handed. 

house, s. 

is fixed. 

is revolving. 

room, 8. 

sails. | 

ship. 
Lighten, ed, ing. 
Lighter, s, age. 
Lightning. 

conductors. 
Lignum vite. 
Like, d, ing. 
Limber, s. 


| Lime, s. 


juice. 
Limit, ed, ing. 
Line, 8. 
Linguist, s. 
Link, s. 
motion. 
Linseed oil. 
Lint. 
Liquor, s. 
List, 8. 
Litharge. 
Little. 
Live. 
Live oak. 
Load, ed, ing. 
Loaf, ves. 
Local, ly, ity. 
Lock, s. 
Lodgment. 
Log, s, ged, ging. 
book, s. 
line, s. 
reel, 8. 
slate, s. 


| Long. 


Longer. 


Longest. 


74. 


Nos. 


6242 


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6250 


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LUN 


Longitude. 
by account. 
by chronometer. 
by lunar obs. 
is approximate. 
is correct. 
Look, ed, ing. 
| all around. 
out for. 
out sharp. 
Loom, ed, ing. 
of the land. 
Loose, d, ing. 


light sails. 
sails to a bowline. 
Loot, ing. 
Loose, ing. 
Loss, es. 
Lost. 
Loud. 
Lousy. 
Low. 
land. 
pressure. 
pressure engine. 
steam. 


water. 
Lower. 

rigging. 
Lowest. 
Loyal, ty, ly. 
Lubricant. 
Lubricate, d, ing. 


Luck, ily. 
Lucky. 
Luff, ed, ing. 
Luggage. 
Lugger, s. 
Lull, ed, ing. 
Lumber. 
Luminous. 
Lunacy. 
Lunar, s. 


lev fe ew i tare. 


6310 


LUN 


Lunar, s. 
distance. 
caustic. 
observation, s. 

Lunatic, s. 

Lung, s. 

Lurch, ed, ing, es. 

Luxury, ies. 

Lymphatic. 

Machine, s. 

Machinery. 

Machinist, s. 
gang, 8. 
tool, s. 

Made. 

Magazine, s. 

Magellan Straits. 

Maggot, s, y. 

Magnet, s. 

Magnetic. 

Magnify, ied, ing. 

Magnitude. 

Mahogany. 

Mail, s. 
arrived. 
bag, 8. 
boat, s. 
messenger, 8. 

Maim, ed, ing. 

Main, ly. 
centre boss. 


connecting rod, s. 


engine. 

engine journal, 
engine shaft. 
shaft. 

shaft journal. 


Maintain, ed, ing. 


Make, ing. 
Malady, ies. 
Malaria. 
Malarious. 
disease, 8. 


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MAT 


Male. 

screw, 8. 
Malefactor, s. 
Maticious, ly. 
Malignant, ly. 
Mallet, s. 
Malt liquors. 
Maltreat, ed, ing, ment, 
Man, ned, ning. 
Manage, d, ing, ment. 
Mangle, d, ing. 
Mania a potu. 
Maniac. 
Manilla. 
Manly. 


-Maneeuvre, d, ing, 8. 


Man-of-war. 
Man overboard. 
Man servant. 
Manslaughter. 
Manual. 
Many. 
Map, ped, ping, 9. 
March, ed, ing. 
Margin. 
Marine, s. 
barometer, 8. 
Mark, ed, ing, 8. 
Market, s, ing. 
Marline. 
spike, & 
Marsh, y. 
Martial. 
Mask, ed, ing. 
battery, ies 
Mass, ed, ing. 
Massacre, d, ing. 
Massy, 8. 
Mast, s, ed, ing. 
Master, 8, ed, ing. 
at arms. 
Mate, s. 
of the watch. 


Nos. MATS Nos. MIS 
6370 | Material, s. Mess, ed, ing. 
1 | Mathematical, ly. 6413 cook, s. 
2 instrument, s. 4 _ furniture. 
3 | Matting. 5 | Message, s. 
4 | Mattress, es. 6 | Messenger, s. 
5 | Mature, d, ing. 7 | Messmate, s. 
6 | Maul, s. 8 Met. 
7 | Maximum. 9 | Metallic. 
8 | May. | 6420 packing. 
9 | Mayor, alty. 1 | Meteor, s, ic. 
6380 | McArthur’s Courts Martial. ||. 2 | Method, s, ical. 
1 Me. 3 | Metre. 
2 | Meal, s. . 4 | Mexican. 
3 time. . 5 | Miasma, fic. 
4 | Mean, s, ing. } 6 | Mica. 
5 time. ; 7 | Mid. 
6 | Measles. 8 channel. 
7 | Measure, s, d, ing. ae day. 
8 | Meat. 6430 night. 
9 | Mechanic, s. | it watch. 
| 6390 | Mechanical. 2 way. 
1 | Medal, s, of honor. 3 | Middle, d, ing. 
2 | Meddle, d, ing, some. 4 | Midshipman, men. 
3! Medical. 5 | Might. 
4 | Medicine, s. 6 | Mild, ly. 
5 | Mediterranean. .7 | Milder. 
6 | Meet, ing. 8 | Mildew, ed, ing. 
7 | Member, s. 9 | Mile, s. 
* 81 Men. 6440 | Mileage. 
9 | Menace, d, ing, s. | 1 | Military. 
| 6400 | Mend, ed, ing. 2 | Milk. 
| 1 | Merchant, s. 3 | Mind. 
2 | Merchantman, men. 4 | Minimum. 
Mercurial. 5 | Minister, s. 
barometer. 6! plenipotentiary. 
gauge. 7 | Minor, s. 
Mercury. 8 | Minute, s, ly. 
Meridian. 9 | Mirage. 
altitude. Miscarry, ied, ing. 
distance. Misconceive, d, ing. 
Merit, ed, ing, s. Misconduct, éd, ing. 
Meritorious, ty. ‘Misconstrue, d, ing. 
Mess, ed, ing. Misconstruction. 


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6470 


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MIS 


Misdemeanor, s. 
Misery. 
Misfortune. 
Mislead, ed, ing. 


Mismanage, d, ing, ment. 


Miss, ed. ing. 
Missile, s. 
Missing boat, s. 


vessel, s. 


| Mission. 


Mistake, ing. 
Mistook. 
Misunderstand, ing. 
Misunderstood. 
Mitigate, d, ing. 
Mizzen. 

Moat, s. 

‘Mob, bed. 
Moderate, d, ing, ly. 


Moderation. 
Modification, s. 
Modify, ted, ing. 
Molasses. 
Molest, ed, ing, ation. 
Moment, ary, arily. 
Monday. 
evening. 
morning. 
night. 
noon. 
Money, 8. 
Monitor, s. 
Monkey. 
. wrench, es. 
Monomaniac. 
Monsoon, s. 
Month, s, ly. 
Moon. . 
light. 
rise. 
Moor, ed, ing, 8. 
Mooring chocks. . 
rings. 


Mooring. 
shackle, s. 
Mop, s. 
Moral, s, ly. 
Morass. 
More. 
assistance, 
Morning. 
Morocco. 
Morphine. 
Mortal. 
wound. 
Mortally. 
Mortar, s. 


ammunition. 
Mortification, 


Mortify, ted, ing. 


| Mortuary report, s. 


Mosquito, es. 
Most, ly. 
Mote. 
Motion. 


Motive, s. 


Mould, s, ed, ing. 
Mount, ed, ing, s. 
Mountain, s, ows. 
Mouth, s. 
of the creek. 
of the harbor. 
of the river. 
Movable, 8. 
Move, d, ing. 
Movement, s. ° 
of the Commander-in-Chief. 
of the enemy. 
Much. 
Mucilage. 
Mucous. 
membrane. 
Mud. 
fort, s. 
Muddy. 
bottom. 


Muffle, d, wg. 


1 | Municipal. 
74 Munition, 8. 
3 | Murder, ed, ing. 
4 | Murderer, s. 
5 | Murderous. 
6 | Muriatic acid. 
7 | Music, al. 
8 - instrument, s. 
9 | Musician, s. 
6550 | Musket, s. 


1 ball, s. 

2 range. 

3 | Musketry. 

4 | Muslin. 

5 | Must. 

6 | Mustard. 

7 | Muster, ed, ing. 

8 book. 

9 roll. ° 
6560 |  —s the crew. 

1 | Mustering clothes. 

2 | Musty. 


3 | Mutilate, d, ing, ion. 
4 | Mutineer, s. 
» 5 | Mutinous. 

6 | Mutiny, ied, ing. 
7 | Mutton. 
8 | Mutual, ly. 
9 | Muzzle. 

6570 | My, self. 
1 | Mysterious, ly. 
2 | Mystery. 
3 | Nail, ed, ing, s. 
4 4-penny. 
5 6-penny. 
6 8-penny. 
9 10-penny. 
8 12-penny. 
9 24-penny. 

6580 30-penny. 
1 | Naked, ness. 

Name, d, ing, s. 


‘ 
Se eS ee 


6590 


CO. Ot SO Or eS 


Name, d, ing, 8. 
of the day, s. 
of the man or wen. 
of the month. 
of the officer, s. 


of the place, s. 
of the vessel, s. 
Naptha. 
Narcotic, s. 
Narrate, d, ing. 


Narrative, s, ly. 
Narrow, ed, ing, 8. 
Narrowly. 
Nation, s. 
National. 


custom, 8. 
ensign. 
salute. 
Nationality. 
‘Native, 8. 
Nativity. 
Natural, ly. 
Naturalize, d, ing. 
Nature. 


Nausea. 
Nauseate, d, ing. 
Nauseous. | 
Nautical. 
Almanag, s. 


mile, s. 


Naval. 


Academy. . 

affairs. | 
committee, s. 

depot, s. 

force, s. 

General Court-Martial. 


hospital, s. 


law, 8. 

news. 

order, 8. 
regulation, 8.° 
rendezvous.. 


NAV 


Naval. 
service. 
station, 8. 
Surgeon. 
supplies. 
tactics. 
Navigable. 
Navigate, d, ing. 
Navigation. 
Navigator, s. 


Navy. 
Department. 


of the United States. 


store ship. 

transport, s. 

yard, s. 
Neap tide, s. 

i Near, ed, ing. 

Nearly. 

Neat, ly. 

Neat’s foot oil. 

Necessaries. 

Necessarily. 

Necessary. 

Necessitate, d. 

Necessity, ies. 

Neck. 

Need, ed, ing. 
assistance. 
coal. 
provisious. 
water. 

Needle, 8. 

Needless, ly. 

Needy. 

| Negative, d. 


| Neglect, ed, ing. 
Neglectful. 
Negligence. 
Negligent, ly. 
Negotiate, d, ing, ion. 
Negotiator, s.. 
Negro, ¢s. 


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NOI 


Neighborhood. 
Neither. 
Nerve, d, ing. 
Nervous, ly, ness. 
disease, 8. 
temperament. 
Net, 8. 
Nettle, s. 
Net work. 
Neuralgia. 
Neuralgic. 
Neutral. 
flag. 
powers, 
waters. 
Neutrality. 
Neutralize, d, ing. 
Never. 
Nevertheless. 
New, ly. 
moon. 
Newspaper, 8. 
Next. 
Nigh, er, est. 
Night, s, ly. 
Nine. 
Nineteen, th. 
Ninety, ieth. 
Ninth, ly. 
Nip. 
Nipper, s, ed, ing. 
Nitrate of silver. 
Nitre. 
Nitric acid. 
Nitrogen. 
No. 
further. 
nearer. 
news. 
Noble. 
Nobly. 
Nobody. 
Noise. 


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Noiseless, ly. 
Noisy. 

Nominal. 

horse power. 
Non-appearance. 
Non-attendance. 
Non-combatant, 8. 


, Non-commissioned. 


officer, s. 

Non compos mentis. 
Non-concurrence. 
Non-contagious. 
None. 

on hand. 

to spare, 
Non-observance. 


| Nook, 


Noon. 

Nor. 

Normal. 
condition. 
North. 

bank. 
east, e7, erly. 
Northerly. 
Northern, most. 
lights. 
Northing. 
North shore. 
side. 

star. 
Northward, ly. 
Northwest, er, erly. | 
North wind. 
Nose. 
Nostalgia. 

Not. 
Notability, ies. 
Notable, s. — 
Ndte, d, ing, s. 
book, s. 


paper. 
worthy. 


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| Nourish, ed, ing, ment. 


OAT 


Nothing. 
. in sight. 

of importance. 
Notice, d, ing. 
Noticeable. 
Notification, s. 
Notify, ied, ing. 
Notwithstanding. 


November. 
Now. 
Nowhere. 
Noxious. 
Nozzle, s. 
Nucleus. 


Nuisance. 
Number, ed, ing, 8. 
of guus. 
of the enemy. 
Numeral, s. 
Numerical, ly. 
order. 
Nun buoy, s. 
Nurse, a, ing, 8. 
Nut, 8. 
bolt, s. 
of safety valve lever. 


Nutriment. 
Nutrition. 
Nutritious. 
Nux vomica. 
Oak, s, en. 
board, s. 
knee, 8. 
_plank, s, ed, ing. 
timber, s. 
Oakum. 
Oar, 8. 


eo 
Oarsman, men. 


Oath, s. 
of allegiance. 
of office. 
Oat-meal. 


OBE 


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| Obedience. 
to orders. 
Obedient, ly. 
Obey, ed, ing. 
instructions. 
Object, ed, ing, 8. i 
Objection, s. 
Obligatory. 
Oblige, d, ing. 
Oblique, ly. 
Obnoxious, ly. 
Obscene, ly. 
Obscure, d, ing. 
Obsequies. 
Observance. 
Observation, s. 
for latitude. 
for latitude and longitude. 
for longitude. 
of the moon. 
of the polar star. 
of the sun. 
Observatory, ies. 
Observe, d, ing. 
Observer, 8. 
Obstacle, s. 
Obstruct, ed, ing, ion. 
the channel. 
the pass. 
Obtain, ed, ing, able. 
Obviate, d, ing. 
Obvious, ly. 
Occasion, ed, ing, 8, al, ally. 
Occultation, 8. 
Occupant, s. 
Occupy, ted, ing. 
Occur, red, ring. 
Occurrence, 8. 
Ocean. 
steamer, 8. 
Octant, s. 
October. 
Odd. . 


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OPP 


Of. 

Off. 

Off and on. 

Off duty. 

Offence, s. 

Offend, ed, ing, er. 

Offensive, ly. 
conduct. 
movement, s. 


Ofter, ed, ing. 


_ Officer, 8, ed, ing. 


in charge. 
of the day. 
of the deck. 
Official, ly. 
Offing. 
Often, ev, est. 
Oil, ed, ing, s. 
Old, er, est. . 
Omission, 8. 
Omit, ted, ting. 
On. 
Once. 
One. 


? o'clock. 
| Onerous. 


Onion, s.- 
Only. 
Ooze. 
Open, ed, ing. 
Openly. 
Operate, d, ing. : 
Operation, s. 

of the enemy. 
Ophthalmia. 
Opiate, s. 
Opinion,.s. 
Opportune, ly: 
“Opportunity, tes. 
Oppose, d, ing. 
Opposite, ly. 
Oppress, ed, ing. 
Oppression. 


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OPP 


Oppressive, ly. 
Opprobrious. 
Opprobrium. 
Option, al. 
Or. 
Oral, ly. 
Orange, 8. 
Ordeal. 
Order, s, ed. 
book. 
of battle. 
of sailing. 
of steaming. 
Orderly, ies. 
Sergeant, s. 
Ordinarily. 


Ordinary seaman, men. 


Ordnance. 
Bureau. 
circular, 8. 
depot, s. 
instructions. 
officer, s. 
returns. 
supplies. 

Organization, 8. 

Organize, d, ing. 

Origin, al. 

Originate, d, ing. 

Orlop deck. 

Oscillate, ing. 
engine, 8. 

Oscillation, s. 

Other. 

Ought. 

Ounce, 8. 

Our, 8, selves. 

Out. 

Outboard. 
bearing. 
delivery. 
building, s. 

Outer, most. 


OVE 


Outfit, s, ting. 
Outflank, ed, ing. 


Outgeneral, led, ing. 
Outlet, s. 
of the bay. 
{of the river. 
Outlying. 
Out of bread. 
* of coal. 
of line. 
of oil. 


of provisions, 
of range. 
of sight. 
of the channel. — 
of the way. 
of trim. 
Outpost, s. 
Outrage, d, ing. 
Outrageous, ly. 
Outsail, ed, ing. 
Outside. 
planking. 
Outward, s. 
bound. 
Oven, s. 
Over. 
Overawe, d, ing. 
Overbear, ing. 
Overboard. 
Overcharge, d, ing. 
Overcoat, s. 
Overdue. 
Overflow, ed, ing. 
Overhaul, ed, ing. 
the chase. 
Overland. 
route. 


Overlap, ped, ping. 


Overload, ed, ing. 
Overlook, ed, ing. 
Overmasted. 
Overpower, ed, ing, 8. 


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Oversight, 8, ed, ing. 


Overstay, ed, ing. 


Overstep, ped, ping. 


Overt, ly. 
Overtake, n, ing. 
Overtures, 8, ing. 


Overwhelm, ed, ing. 


Overwork, ed, ing. 

Own, ed, ing. 

Owner, 8. 

Ox, en. 

Oxalic acid. 

Oxidation. 

Oxide. 

Oxygen. 

Oyster, 8. 

Pace, 8. 

Pacific. 

Pacify, ied, ing. 

Pack, ed, ing, 8. 

Package, s. 

Packet, s. 
day, 8. 
ship, s. 
steamer, 8. 

Pack ice. 

Packing box, es. 
collar. 
ring, 8. 
rubber. 

Pack thread. 

Paddle, d, ing. 
arm, 8. 
box, es. 
float, s. 
shaft, s. 
shaft bearing. 
steamer, 8. 

Padlock, s. 

Paid. 

Pain, ed, ing, 8. 

Painful, ly. 
operation, 8, 


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Painless. 

Paint, ed, ing, 8. 
and oils. 
brush, es. 
oil, 8. 
ship. 
work. 

Painter, s. 
gang. 

Pair, s, ed, ing. 

Palisade, d, ing, s. 

Palliate, d, ing, ion. 

Palliative. 

Palm, 8, ed, ing. 
of the anchor. 

Paltry. 

Pampero, s. 

Pan, 8. 

Panic, 8. 
stricken. 

Paper, s. 

Parade, d, ing. 

Parallax. 

Parallel, s, ed. 

Paralysis. 

Paramount. 

Parapet, s. 

Pardon, ed, ing, 8. 

Parent, 8. 

Park, s, ed, ing. 
of artillery. 

Parley, ed, ing. 

Parole, d, ing. 
for the day. 
for the night. 
the prisoner, 8. 

Part, ed, in I; 8 

Particular, ity, ly. 

Partner, 8. 
of the mast, s. 

Party, ies. 
of the enemy. 

Pass, ed, ing, es. 


| xs Pe rAS | Nos 
7054 | Passage, s. 7097 
5 | Passed Asst. Paymaster. ‘8 

6 | Passed Asst. Surgeon. 9 

7 | Passenger, 8. 7100 

8 | Passive, ly. 1 

9 | Passport, s. 2 
7060 | Password. 3 
1| ® for the day. 4 

2 for the night. 3) 

3 | Past. 6 

4 | Patient, ly. 7 

5 | Patriotism. 8 

6 | Patrol, led, ling. a 

7 | Pattern,'s. 7110 

8 JInaker. 1 

9 | Pay, ing. 2 
7070 | Pay away. 3 
1_| Paymaster, s. 4 

2 | Pay-roll, s. 5 

3 | Peace, able. 6 

4 is proclaimed. 7 

5 proclamation. 8 

6 | Peaceful, ly. 9 

7 | Pea-jacket, s. 7120 

8 | Peak, s. 1 

9 | Pebble, s. 2 
7080 | Pebbly bottom. 3 
1 | Pen, $. 4 

2 | Penal. 5 

3 offence. 6 

4 laws. 7 

5 | Penalty, ies. : 8 

6 of the law. +) 

7 | Pencil, led, ling, s. 7130 

8 | Pendant, ». 1 

9 | Pending. 2 
7090 | Penetrability. 3 
1 | Penetrate, d, ing, ion. 4 

2 | Peninsula, s. 5 

3 | Penitentiary. 6 

4 | Pension, ed, ing, er, ers. v4 

5,| Penury. 8 

| 7096 | People. 7139 


PER 


Pepper, ed, ing. 
Perceptible, ly. 
Percussion. 
cap, 8. 
fuze, 8. 
gun, 8. 
lock. 
powder. 
primer, &. 
shell. 
Peremptory, ly. 
order, 8. 
Perfect, ed. ing. 


arrangements. 


Perfect, ly. 
accurate. 
Perforate, d, ing. 
Perform, ed, ing. 
the duty. 
Performance. 
Perhaps. 
Peril, led, ling, s. 
Perilous, ly. 
undertaking. 
Perish, ed, ing, able. 
Permanent, ly. 
Permission. 


is granted. 


is not granted. 


Permit, ted, ting, s. 
Pernicious, ly. 
Perplex, ed, ing. 
Perplexity. 


Perseverance. 


Persevere, d, ing. 


Persist, ed, ing. 


Persistent, ly. 
Person, 8, age. 
Personal, ly. 
Personate, d, ing. 
Personnel. 
Peruse, ed, ing. 
Peruvian. 


a 


PER 


7140 | Pervade, d, ing. 
Perversion. 
2 | Pervert, ed, ing. 
3 | Pestilence. 
4 | Petroleum. 
5d | Petty. 
6 officer, s. 
7 officer’s mess, €8. 
8 | Phial, s. 
9 | Phosphate. 
| 7150 Phosphorescent. 
1 | Phthisis. 
2 | Physical, ly. 
3 | Physician, s. 
4 | Pick, ed, ing, s. 
5) Pickaxe, & . 


6 | Picket, s, ed, ing. 


ig boat, 8. 
8 guard. 
9 the channel. 
7160 vessel, s. 
1 | Pickle, s. 
2 | Piece, s. 
3 of artillery. 
4 | Pier, s. 
5 | Pierce, d, ing. 
6 through and through. 
7 | Pike, s. . 
8 | Pikeman, men. 
9 | Pilfer, ed, ing. 
7170 | Piliar block, s. 


Pilot, ed, ing, 8. 

2 | Pilotage. 

3 | Pilot boat, s. 

4 | Pin, s, ned, ning. | 
5 


Pine, s. 
6 board, 8. 
is timber. 
8 wood. 


9 | Pinion, s. 


7180 and rack, s. 
Pb int; 8. 
7182 measure, 8. 


Nos. PLE 


7183 | Pintle,s. 

I 4 | Pipe, d, ing, s. 

5 down. 

6 | Piracy, ies. 

7 | Pirate, 3. 

8 | Piratic, al. 

9 + Pistol, s. 

'| 7190 | Piston, s. 

f! packing. 

2 rod. 

3 springs. 

4 | Pitch, ed, ing, es. 
5 ot the propeller. 
6 ladle, s. . 
7 | Piteous, ly. 

8 | Pitiable. 

9 | Pity, ted, ing. 

| 7200 | Pivot, ed, ing, 8 
bolt, s. 
flag, s. 
gun, 8. 


gun’s crew. 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 vessel, 8. 
6 | Place, d, ing, s. 
7 | Plague. 
8 } Plain, ly. 
9 | Pian, s, ned, ning. 
7210 of attack. 
1 of battle. 
2 of the enemy. 
3 | Plane table. 


4 | Plank, 8, ed, ing. 


5 | Plate, d, ing. 

6 | Plausible. 

7 | Plead, s, ed, ing. 
8 guilty. 

!) not guilty. 
1| 7220 | Pleasant. 


1 | Please, d, ing. 
2 | Pleasure. 
3 | Pledge, d, ing. 
| 4 | Plenipotentiary. 
| 7225 | Plentiful, ly. 


Nos PLE 
7226 | Plenty. 

7 | Pleurisy. 

8 | Plug, ged, ging, s. 

) centre bit. 


for boiler tubes. 
1 the shot-hole, s. 
2 | Plumb. 

3 | Plumbago. 

4 | Plumber, s. 

5 block. 

6 | Plunder, ed, ing. 

¢ | Plunger, s. . 

8 | Plunging fire. 


Pag rod, s. 
7240. | Pneumonia. 
1 | Pocket, s. 
2 compass, 
3 | Point, s, ed, ing. 
4 blank. 
5 blank range. 
6 of land. 
7 of shoal. 
8 of the compass. 


9 | Poison, ed, ing. 
Poisonous, ly. 
1 | Polaere. 

2 | Polar, ity. 

3 | Polarize, d, ing. 
4 | Pole,s. 
3 


D star. 
6 | Police. 
7 ottice, s.. 
8 officer, s. 
Pomp. 

7260 | Pond, s. 

Pontoon, s. 
2 bridge. 
3 carriage. 
4 | Poop, ed. 
5 cabin. | 
6 lantern. 
7 | Poor. 

7268 | Poppet valve, s. 


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7311 


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Populace. 
Population. 
Populous. 


Pork. 

Port, s. . 

Portable. | 
| 


engine. 
Port Admiral. 

' anchor, s. 
battery, ies. 
beam. 
bow. 
cullis,. 
fire. 
hole, s. 

Portion, ed, ing, 8. 
Port quarter, s. 
tack. 
Portuguese. 
Position, s. 
of the buoy, s. 
of the ship. 
of the shoal. 
Positive, ly. 


Possess, ed, ing. 
Possession. 
Possibility. 
Possible. 
Possibly. 

Post, s. 
Postage. 


stamp, 8. 

Postmark, ed. 

Post meridian. 
mortem. 
mortem examination, 
oftice, s. 

Postpone, d, ing, ment. 

Pot, s. 

Potash. 

Potato, es. 

Pouch, es. 

Poultry. 


a ee EP 
a a ES SE EE EE 
ff. 


Pound, s. 
Pour, ed, ing. 
Poverty. 
Powder. 
Power, 8. 
Powerful, ly. 
Powerless. 
Practicability. 
Practicable. 
Practical, ly. 
Practice, d, ing. 
Praise, d, ing. 
Praiseworthy. 
Pratique. 


Precaution, ed, ing, ary. 


Precede, d, ing. 
Precedence. 
Precedent, s. 
Precept, 8. 

of the court. 
Precipitate, d, ing, ly. 
Precipitation. 
Precipitous. 
Precise, ly, N88. 
Precision. 
Preclude, d, ing. 
Preconcert, ed, ing. 
Predatory. 
Predecessor, 8. 
Predetermine, d, ing. 
Predicament. 
Predispose, d, ing. 
Predominate, d, ing. 
Preéminent, ly. 
Prefer, red, ring. 


Preferable. 


Preference. 
Preferment. 
Prejudice, d, ing, 8. 
Prejudicial, ly. 
Preliminary, ies. 
instructions. 
Premature, ly. 


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Premeditate, d, ing, ion. 


Premonitory. 

symptoms. 
Preoccupy, ied, ing. 
Preparation. 
Preparatory. 

pendant or light. 
Prepare, d, ing. 
Prescribe, d, ing, 8. 
Prescription, s. 
Presence. 

of the enemy. 
Present, ed, ing. 
Presentation. 
Preservation. 
Preserve, d, ing. 
Preside, d, ing, 8. 
President, s. 

and Cabinet. 

of the U. States. 

salute. 
Press, ed, ing. 

of business, 

of sail. 

of steam. 


Pretext. 


Prevail, ed, ing. 
Prevalence. 
Prevalent, ly. 
Prevaricate, d, ing, ion. 
Prevent, ed, ing, ion. 
Preventer, 8. 
Previous, ly. 

Price, s. 

Prime, d, ing. 
Priming wire, s. 
Prince, 8. 

Princess, es. 
Principal, ly. 
Principle, s. 
Printing press. 
Prior, ity. 

Prison, s. 


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Prisoner, 8. 

at large. 

counsel.’ 

defence. 

of war. 
Private, ly, 8. 

of marines. 

signal, s. 

signal key. 

soldier, s. 
Privateer, s. 
Privateersman, men. 
Privation, s. 
Privilege, d, 8. 
Prize, s. 

court, s. 

crew, 8. 

law, 8. 

list, s. 

money. 

property. 
Probability. . 
Probable, y. 
Probation, ary. . 
Proceed, ed, ing, s. 

on service. 

without delay. 
Process. 
Procession, s. 
Proclamation, s. 
Procrastinate, d, ing, ion. 
Procurable. 
Procure, d, ing. 
Produce, d, ing. 
Productive, ly. 
Protane, d, ing, ly. 
Profanity. 
Profess, ed, ing. 
Profit, ed, ing. 
Profitably. 
Prognostic, s. 


Programme. 


| Progress. 


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Progress. — 
of our forces. 
of the enemy. 
of the siege. 
Prohibit, ed, ing, ion. 
Prohibitory. 
Project, ed, ing, s. 


Projectile, s. 


Projection. 
Prolong, ed, ing. 

the action. 

the war. 
Promise, d, ing. 
Promontory, ies. 
Promote, d, ing. 

good feeling. 

the general welfare. 
Promotion, 8. 
Prompt, ed, ing, 8. 
Promptly. 
Promptness. 
Promulgate, d, ing, ion. 
Pronunciamento. 
Proof, s. 
Propel, led, ling. 
Propeller, s. 

blade, s. 

shaft. 
Propensity, ies. 
Proper, ly. 
Property. 
Prophylactie, s. 
Propitiate, d, ing, ion. 
Propitious. 
Proportion, s, ed, ing. 
Proportional. 
Proposal, s. 
Propose, d, ing. 
Proposition, s. 
Propriety. 
Propulsion. 
Proscribe, d, ing 
Proscription. 


: 
| Nos PRO Nos ‘ QUA + 

7483 Prosecute, d, ing. 7526 | Punctual, ly. 

4 | Prosecution,-s. 7 | Punctuality. 

5 | Prospect, s. 8 | Punish, ed, ing. 

6 | Positive, ly. 9 | Punishment, s. 

7 | Prostrate, d, ing, ion. 7530 | Purchase, d, ing, 8. 

8 Protect, ed, ing, 8. 1 | Pure. 

9 | Protection. 2 Purge, d, ing. 
7490 | Protectorate. 3 | Purify, ied, ing. 

1 | Protest, ed, ing, ation, 4 | Purloin, ed, ing. 

2 | Protract, ed, ing. 5 | Purport, ed, ing. 

3 | Protractor, s. 6 | Purpose, d, ing, 8. 

4 | Prove, d, ing, n. 7 | Pursuance. 

5 | Provide, d, ing. 8 | Pursue, d, ing. 

6 | Provision. 9 | Pursuer, s. 

7 | Provisions. 7540 | Pursuit. 

§ | Provisional, ly. 1 | Purveyor. 

9 | Provocation, s. 2 | Pusillanimous. 

7500 | Provoke, d, ing, s. 3 | Pusillanimity. 

1 | Provost Marshal. 4 | Pustule, s. 

2 | Proximity. 5 | Put, ting. 

3 | Proximo. 6 | Putrefy, ted, ing. 

4 | Prudence. 7 | Putrid. 

5 | Prudent, ly. 8 | Putty. 

6 | Prudential, ly. 9 knife, ves. 

7 | Prussian blue. 7550 | Pyrotechnics. 

8 | Prussian flag. 1 | Quadrant, s. 

9 | Prussic acid. 2 | Qualification, s. 
7510 | Publie, ly. 3 | Qualified. 

1 | Publication, s. | 4 | Qualify, ing. 

2 | Publicity. 5 | Quality. 

3 | Public property. 6 | Quantity, ies. 

4 | Publish, ed, ing. 7 | Quarantine, s. 

5 | Pull, ed, ing. 8 flag. 

6 | Pulmonary. 9 physician. 

7 | Pulse, s. 7560 regulation, 8. 

8 | Pump, ed, ing, 8. 1 station, 8. 

9 bolt, s. 2 | Quarrel, led, ling. 
7520 box, és. 3 | Quarrelsome. 

1 brake, s. 4 | Quart, s. 

2 gear. 5 | Quarter, ed, ing, 8. 

3 tacks. 6 | Quarterly. 

4 valve, 8. a description muster rolls. 
7525 | Punch, ed, ing. 7568 muster and pay rolls. 


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7604 | 


QUA 
Quarterly. ; 
7569 report of aggregate of cloth- 
ing expended, 
7570 report of articles condemned 
by Board. 
1 report of bills of articles pur- 
chased. 
2 report of condition of ma- 
chinery and boilers. 
3 report of conduct. and attain- 
ments of officers. 
4 report of firing, &c. 
5 report of nuniber and rating 
of crew. Z 
6 report of ordnance stores. 
7 report of provisions, cloth- 
ing, &c., on hand, expend- 
ed, &c. 
8 report of punishments. 
9 report of sick. 
7580 report of stores expended. 
1 report of target practice. 
2 steam-log. 
3 synopsis of steam log and re- || : 
port. 
4 | Quartermaster, s. 
5 | Quarter, s. 
6 | Queen. 
7 | Quell, ed, ing. 
8 | Question, ed, ing. 
9 | Quick, ly. 
590 | Quicken, ed, ing. 
1 | Quicklime. 
2 | Quick-match. 
3 | Quicksand, s. 
4 | Quicksilver. _ 
5 | Quinine. 
6 | Quire, s. 
7 | Quit, ting. 
8 | Quoin, s. . 
9 | Rabbet, ed, ing. 
7600 joint. 
1 plane. 
2 | Race, d, ing. 
3 | Rack, ed, ing. 
and pinion, s. 


7610 


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7620 


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7630 | 


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Racksaw. 
Radiate, d, ing. 
Radiation. 
Radiator. 
Radius. 

Raft, s, ed, ing. 
Raid, s, ed, ing. 


| Raiding party, ies. 


Rail, s. 
Railroad, s. 
Rain, ed, ing. 
Rain gauge, s. 
Rain water. 
Rainy. 

Raise, d, ing. 
Raisins. 


Rake, d, ing. 


fore and aft. 
of the masts. 
Rakish, /y. 
Rally, ied, ing. 
Ram, s, med, ming. 
at full speed. 
Rammer, s. 
Ran. . 
Random. 
Range, d, ing. ° 
ahead. 
Rank, ed, ing,s. 
and file. 
Rap. 
full. 
Raper’s Navigator. 
Rapid, ly,s. 
Rapidity. 
Rare, ly. 
Rash, Ty, ness. 
Rasp. 
Rat, 8. 
Ratchet, s. 
brace, 8: 
wheel, s. 


7647 | Rate, s, d, ing. 


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7690 


RAT 


Rather. 
Ratification. 
‘of the treaty. 
Ratify, ied, ing. 
the agreement. 
the treaty. 
Ration, s. 
for supernumeraries. 
/ money. 
Ratline, s. 
stutt. 
stuff, 12 thread. 
stuff, 15 thread. 
stuff, 18 thread. 
stuff, 21 thread. 
stuff, 24 thread. 
Rattle, d, ing. 
down rigging. 
Ravage, d, ing. 
Raw. 
hide, s. 
Razor, s. 
Reach, ed, ing. 
Readiness. 
Ready. 
tor action. 
Realize, d, ing, ation. 
Ream, s. 
Rear. 
Admiral. 
Admiral’s flag. 
Admiral’s salute. 
Reason, ed, ing, able. 
Reassem ble, d, ing. 
Reassign, ed, ing, ment. 
Rebel, led, ling. 
Rebellion. 
Rebellious, ly. 
Rebut, ted, ting. 
Recall, ed, s. 
absentees. 
chasing vessel, 8, 
the boat, s. 


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Recapture, d. 

Receipt, s, ed, ing. 
of instructions. 

Receive, d, ing. 
information. 
on board. 


| Receiving ship. 


Recent, ly. 
Recipe. © 
Reciprceal, ly. 
Reciprocate, d, ing. 
Reciprocity. 
Reckless, 7, ness. 
Reckon, ed, ing. 

is approximate. 

is correct. 
Reclamation. 
Recognition. 
Recognizance. 
Recognize, d,ing. 

the coast. 

the flag. 

the ship. 
Recoil, ed, ing. 
Recollect, ed, ing, ion. 
Recommence, d, ing, ment. 


tecommend, ed, ing, ation. 


Reconcile, d, ing. 
Reconciliation. 
Reconnoissance. 
Reconnoitre, d, ing. 
the approaches. 
the enemy. 
Reconsider, ed, ing. 
Record, s, ed, ing. 
Recover, ed, ing. 
lost ground. 
Recreation. 
Recruit, ed, ig, 8. 
Recruiting officer, s. 
Rectify, ied, ing. 
Red. 
and green. 


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Red. 
and white. 
buoy, 8. 
Redeem, ed, ing. 
Red flag. 
lantern. 
lead. 
light, s. 
Redouble, d, ing. 
Redoubt, s. 
Red paint. 
Redress, ed, ing. 
Reduce, d, ing. 
Reduction. 
Reef, s, ed, ing. 
Reel, ed, ing, ¢. 
Reémbark, ed, ing. 
ammunition. 
artillery. 
force, s. 
Reéntorce, d, ing. 
Reénforcement, s. 


Reénlist, ed, ing. 


| Reénlistment, s. 
Reéstablish, ed, ing, ment. 


Reeve, ing. 
Refer, red, ring. 
Refit, ted, ting. 
Reform, ed, ing. 
Refraction. 
Refractory. 
Refrain, ed, ing. 
Refresh, ed, ing, ment, 8. 
Refuge. 
Refugee, s. 
Refusal. 
Refuse, d, ing. 
the application. 
the offer. 
the terms. - 
Refute, d, ing. 
Regain, ed, ing. 
Regard, ed, ang. 


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REM 


Regardless, ly. * 
of consequences. 

Regatta. 
Regiment, 8, al. 

of artillery. 

of cavalry. 

of infantry. 
Register, s, ed, ing. 
Regret, ted, ting. 
Re 


Regulate, d, ing, 8. 


gular, ly, ity. 
movements by speed. 

Reinstate, d, ing, ment. 

Reiterate, d, ing, ion. 

Reject, ed, ing. 

Rejoice, d, ing. 

Rejoin, ed, ing. 


the Commander-in-Chief. 


the fleet. 
Relapse, d, ing. 
Relax, ed, ing, ation. 
Release, d, ing. 
the prisener, s. 
the vessel, s. 
Reliability. 
Reliable. 
Reliance. 
Relief. 
in your power. 
Relieve, d, ing. 
the distressed vessel. 
the guard vessel. 
the lookout, s. 
Relieving tackle, s. 
Relinquish, ed,-ing. 
Reluctance. 
Reluctant, ly. 
Rely, ied, ing. 
Remain, s, ed, ing. 
Remark, s, ed, ing, able. 
Remarkably. 
Remark book, s. 
Remedial. 


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Remedy, ies; ied, ing. 
Remember, ed, ing. 
Remind, ed, ing. 


Remniss. 


Remit, ted, ting. 
Remittent. 
Remonstrate, d, ing. 
Remount, ed. 
Remove, d, ing. 
Remunerate, d, ing, ation. 
Render, ed, ing, 8. 
Rendezvous. 

of the fleet. 
Renew, ed, ing. 

the attack. 


Reopen, ed. 


Reorganize, d, ing, ation. 
Repair, ed, ing, 8. 
damages. 
on board. 
Repeat, ed, ing. 
the message. 
Repel, led, ling. 
all attempts. 
the attack. 
Replace, d, ing. 
Reply, ied, ing. 
Report, 8, ed, ing. 
from home. 
from the army. 
has been sent. 
latitude and longitude, 
of officer, s. 
of survey. 
particular, s, of. 
the name, 8, of. 
the position of. 
Reprieve, d, ing. 
Reprimand, ed, ing. 
by the Department. 
Reprisal, s. 
Reproach, ed, ing, ful. 
Reproof. 


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Repugnance. 
Repulse, d, ing. 
Request, 8, ed, ing. 
cannot be granted. 
is granted. 
Require, d, ing, 8, ments. 
Requisite. 
Requisition, s. 
for boatswain’s stores. 
for carpenter’s stores. 
for clothing. | 
for engineer’s stores. 
for navigator’s stores. 
for ordnance stores. 
for provisions. 
for small stores. 
; for tobacco. 
Resalute. 
Rescind, ed, ing. 
Rescue, d, ing. 
persons in danger. 
Resemble, s, d, ing. : 
Resent, ed, ing. 
Resentment, s. 
Reserve, d, ing, 8. 
Resident, s. 
minister, 8. 
Residue. 
Resign, 8, ed, ing. 
his command. 
his commission. 
Resignation, 8. 
Resist, ed, ing. 
Resistance. 


| Resolute, ly. 


Resolve, d, ing. 

Resort, ed, ing. 
Resource, 8. 

Respect, ed, ing, 8, able. 
Respectful, ly. 
Respective, ly. 
Respite, d. 
Responsibility, ées. 


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Responsible. 
Rest, ed, ing. 
Restoration. 
Restorative, s.. 
Restore, d, ing. 
Restrain, ed, ing. 
Restraint, s. 
Restrict, ed, ing, ion, 8. 
Result, ed,.ing, 8. 
Resume, d, ing. 
Retain, ed, ing. 
Retake, ing, n. 
Retaliate, d, ing. 
Retaliation. 
Retard, ed, ing, ation, 8. 
Retention. 
Retire, d, ing. 

list. 

officer, s. 
Retract, ed, ing, ion. 
Retreat, ed, ing, s. 
Retreating force, s. 


Retrench, ed, ing, ment, s. 


Return, s, ed, ing. 
for the quarter. 
mail. 
the salute. 
tbe visit. 
Reveille. 
Revenue cutter, s. 
flag, s. 
officer, 8. 
Reverse, d, ing. 
bearing, 8. 
order of sailing. 


order of steuming. 


Review, ed, ing. 
the fleet. 
the troops. 

Revise, d, ing. 

Revive, d, ing. 

Revocation. 

Revoke, d, ing. 


| Nos RIG 

7948 | Revolt, ed, ing, s. 

9 | Revolution, s, ary. 
7950 | Revolutionize, d, ing. 

1 | Revolve, d, ing. 

2 | Revolving. 

3 light, s. 

4 turret, 8. 

5 | Revolver, s. 

6 ammunition. 

7 | Reward, ed, ing, s. 

8 | Rheumatism. 

9 | Rhubarb. 
7960 | Rib, s. 

1 | Ribbon, s. 

2 | Rice. 

3 | Ricochet.. 

4 | Rid. 

5 | Ride, ing. 

6 out the gaie at anchor. 

7 | Riding bitts. 

8 | Rifle, s. 

9 ammunition. 
7970 gun, s. 

1 howitzer, s. 

2 howitzer, s, ammunition. 

3 musket ammunition. 

1 pit, s. 

5 projectile, s. 

6 range. 

7 | Rifleman, men. 

8 | Rig, ged, ging, s. 

9 a jury mast. 
7980 a purchase. 

1 | Rigger, s. 

2 gang, 8. 

3 | Rigging loft. 

4 screw. 

a) stopper, 8. 

6 | Right. 

7 abeam. 

8 ahead. 

9 astern. 
7990 athwart. 


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Nos. RIG 
Right. 
7991 bank, s. 
2 hand, ed. 
3 side. 
4 tack. 
=O up and down. 
6 wing. 
m7 | Rightly. 
8 | Rigid, ity. 
9 | Rigor. 
8000 | Rigorous, ly. 


Rimbase, s. 
Ring, s. 
. bolt, s. 


of the anchor, 8. 


stopper, s. 
leader, 8. 
Riot. 
Rioter, s. 
Riotous. 
Rip, s. 
Ripe. 
Ripple, d, ing. 
Rise, ing. 
Risk, ed, ing, y. 
River, 8. 
bank. 
water. 
Rivet, ed, s.: 
Road, s. 
Roadstead, s. 
Roar, ed, ing. 
of battle. 
of surf. 
tob, bed, bing. 
Roband, s. 
Robber, s. 
Robbery, ies. 
Rock, s. 


Rocket, s. 


staff, staves. 
Rock shaft. 
Rocky. 


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Rocky. | 
bottom. 
coast. 

-danding. 

Rod, s. 

Rode. 

Roll, ed, ing, s. 

Roller, s. 
handspike, s. 

Rolling tackle, s. 

Rope, s. 

Rough. 


Round, s. 


of ammunition. 


of canister. 
of grape. 
of shell. — 
shot. 
Roundly. 
Rout, ed, ing. 
of our forces. 
of the enemy. 
Route. 
Routine. 
Row, ed; ing. 
boat, s. 
guard. 
Royal, s. 
Rubber. 
hose. 
packing. 
Rudder, s. 
brace, 8. 
case. 
chain, s. 
chock. 
head. — 
is shipped. 
is unshipped. 
pendant, s. 
pintle, 8. © 
stock. 
Rude, ly, ness. 


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€075 | Ruin, ous. Salt, ed, ing. 
6 | Rule, s, ed, ing. | Salt beef. 
7 and regulation, s. | Salt. 
8 of the road. | Saltpetre. 
9 | Rumor, ed, 8. Salt pork, 
8080 | Run, ning. - Salt provision, 3. 
1 the battery, ies. | Salt water. 
2 the blockade. Salutary. 
3 | Runner, 8. Salute, d, ing, s. 
4 | Rupture, d, ing, s. the Admiral. 
5 | Ruse de guerre. " the flag. 
6 | Russia leather. the senior officer. 
7 | Russian. Salvo, es. 
8 Rust, ed,ing,s. Same. 
9 | Sabot, s. Sample, s. 
8090 | Sabre, s. Sanction, ed, ing. 
1 bayonet, s. Sand, ed, ing. 
2 | Sack,s bank, s. 
-3 | Sacrifice, d, ing. beach, es. 
4 Sad, ly. hill, s. 
5 | attair. paper. 
6 | Sadden, ed, ing. Sanguine. 
7 | Safe, ly. Sanitary. 
8 anchorage. Sap. 
9 distance. Sappers and miners. 
8100 guard. Satisfaction. 
1 | Safety. Satisfactory. 
2 valve, 8. arrangement, 8. 
3 | Sag, ged, ging. manner. 
4 | Said. terms. 
5 | Sail, ed, ing, 8. Satisfy, ied, ing, ies. 
6 by the wind. . Saturday. 
7 | Sailer, s. evening. 
8 | Sailing day. morning. 
+) directions. night. 
8110 | Sailor, s. noon. 
1 | Saleratus. Sauce pan, s. 
2 | Sal ammoniac. Save, d, ing. 
3 | Sale, s. Saw. 
4) Salient. Sawyer, . 
5 | Salinometer, s. Say, s. 
6 | Salivate, d, ing. Scabbard, s, 
e117 Seald, ed, ing. 


| Sally, ted, ing. 


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Scale, d, ing. 


boiler, s. 
gun, 8. 
Scaling ladder, s. 
Scandalons. 

conduct. 
Scar, 8. 
Scarce. 
Scarcely. 
Searcity. 
Seare, d. 
Searf, ed, ing. 

joint, ed. 
Scarlet fever. 
Scatter, ed, ing. 
Schedule. 
Scheme, s. 
School, s. 

book, s. 

master, 8. 
Schooner, s. 
Scissors. 
Scope. 

of cable. 
Scout, ed, ing, 8. 
Serap iron. 
Scrape, d, ing. 
Scraper, 8. 


‘Screen, 8, ed, ing. ° 


light, s. 
Screw, 8, ed, ing. 
bolt, s. 
driver, 8. 
jack, s. 
propeller, s. 
wrench, es. 
Scrub, bed, bing. 
decks. 
and wash clothes, . 


boats and their fixtures. 


brush, es. 
hammock, s. 
mess cloths. 


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Scrub, bed, bing. 
paint work. 
windsail, s. 

Seruple, s. 

Serupulous. 

Scrutinize, d, ing. 

Seud, ded, ding. 

Seull, s. 

Scupper, s. 
nail, 3. 

Scurvy. 
on board. 

Scuttle, d, ing. 
butt, s. 
the vessel. 

Sea. 

Sea breeze, s. 

Seafaring man, men. 

Seal, s, ed, ing. 

Sealed orders. 

Sealing wax. 

Seam, ed, ing, s. 

Seaming needle, s. 

Seaman, men. 

Seamanship. 

Seamanlike. 

Search, ed, ing. 

Sea room. 

Sea sick, ness. 

Seaward, ly. 

Seaway. 

Seaworthy. 

Second, s, ed, ing. 

Secondary. 

Secrecy. 

Secret, s. 

Secretary, ies. 

Secretary. 
of State. 
of the Interior. 
of the Navy. 
of the Treasury. 
of War. 


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Secrete, d, ing. 

Secretely. 

Secure, d, ing. 
anchorage. 
berth. 

Securely. 

Sediment. 

Sedition, s. 

Seditious, ly. 

Seidlitz powder, s. 

See, ing. 

Seek, ing. 

Seem, 8, ed, ing. 

Seen. 

Seine, s. 

Seize, d, ing, s. 
the boat, s. 
the property. 
the vessel, s. 

Seizing stuff. 

Seldom. 

Select, ed, ing, ion. 

Self. 

Self preservation. 

Self-registering thermometer 8. 

Selvagee, s. 

Semi-annual, ly. 

Semi-barbarous. 

Semi-circle. 

Semi-diameter. 

Senator, s. 

Send, ing. 

a boat. 
an officer. 

a messenger. 

Senior, s, ity. 
officer, s. 
ofticer afloat. 
otticer ashore. 
ofticer’s flag. 

Sennit. 

Sensation, al. 

Sent. 


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4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
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8339 
8331 


SHA 


Sentence, d, ing, 8. 


| Sentry, ies. 


Separate, d, ing. 
Separately. 
September. 
Sergeant. 

at-arms. 

of the guard. 
Serious, ly. 
Servant, s. 
Serve, d, ing. 

out provisions. 

out small stores. 

out clothing. 
Service, s. 
Serviceable. 
Serving mallet, s. 
Session, 8. 

of the Board. 

of the Court. 
Set, ting. 

all sail. 

of the current. 
Settle, d, ing. 
Settlement, s. 
Seven, th. 
bells. 
Seventeen, th. 
Seventy, teth. 


Several. 


Severe, ly. 

Severity. 

Sew, ing. 
cotton. 
silk. 
thread. 

Sextant, s. 

Shackle, d, ing, s. 
pin, s. 

Shaft, s. 
bearing, 8. 

Shake, d, ing. 
out reefs. 


Nos. SHA | Nos. 
| 8332 | Shall. | 8375 
3 | Shameful, li. | 6 | 
4 | Sham fight. { 7 
5 | Shank, s. | 8 
6 of the anchor. / 9 
7 | Shape, d, ing. | 8380 
8 course for. 1 
9 | Share, d, ing, 8. 2 
8340 | Shark, s. 3 
1 hook, s. 4 
2 | Sharp. 5 
3 | Sharpen, ed, ing. r 6 
4 | Sharp lookout. ; 
5 _ shooters. 8 
6 | Sharp’s breech loading carbine, s. 9 
7 | Shatter, ed, ing. 8390 
8 | She. 1 
9 | Sheave, s. 2 
8350 | Shed, ded, ding. 3 
1 | Sheep shank. 4 
2 skin, 8. 5 
3 | Sheer, ed, ing. 6 
4 off. 7 
5 | Sheet, ed, ing, 8. 8 
6 anchor, 8. 9 
7 block, s. 8400 
8 cable, s. 1 
9 copper. 2 
8360 iron. 3 
1 lead. 4 
2 | Shelf, ves. 5 
3 | Shell, ed, ing, s. 6 
4 room. 7 
5 the place. 8 
6 | Shellac. 9 
7 | Shelter, ed, ing. 8410 
8 | Shelve, d, ing. 1 
) bank. 2 
8370 coast. 3 
1 | Shew, ed, ing. 4 
2 | Shield, ed, ing. 5 
3 | Shift, ed, ing. 6 
8374 | Ship, ped, ping, s. 


| 8417 


SHO 


e 


Ship-biscuit. 
Shipboard. 

| Ship-carpenter, s. 
fever. 


joiner, s. 


keeper, 8. 
inaster, s. 
Shipping. 
articles. 
master, 8. 
office, s. 
Ship’s boat, s. 
company. 
cook, 
corporal. 
numbers. 
steward. 
papers. 
Shipwreck, ed, ing. 
people. 
Ship yard, s. 
Shirt, s. 
Shoal, ed, ing, s. 
water. 
Shock. 
of an earthquake. 
Shocked. 
Shoe, s. 


maker, 8. 
Shore. 
Short. 
distance. 


Shorten, ed, ing. 
Short handed. 
range. 
sail. 
tacks. 
Shot, s. 
Should. 
Shoulder, s. 
Shove, d, ing. 
| Shovel, led, ling, s. 


Show, 2, ing. 


SHO 


Shower, s. 
Shrapnell. 
Shrewdness. 
Shrink, ing, age. 
Shun, ned, ning. 
Shut. 
Shy. 
Sick. 
Sickly. 
Sickness. 
Side. 

light, 6. 
Siege, 8. 
Sight, ed, ing. 
Sign, ed, ing, 8. 
Signal, s. 
Signalled. 
Signalling. 
Signature, s. 


Silence, d, ing. 


the battery, es. 


the enemy. 


| Silent, ly. 


Similar, ly. 


| Similarity. 


Simple. 
formation, 8. 
movement, 8. 

Simplify, ied, ing. 

Simultaneous, ly. 

Since. 

Single, d, ing. 
anchor, 8. 
stick, s. 
vessel, 8. 

Singular, ly. 

Sink. 
the enemy. 

Sinking. 

Situate, d. 

Situation. 

Six, th. 

Sixteen, th. 


SLO 

Sixty, ieth. 
Size, s. 
Sketch, ed, ing, s. 
Skiff, s. 
Skilful, ly. 
Skill, ed. 
Skin, s. 

of the ship. 


Skirmish, ed, ing, es. 
with artillery. 


with boats. 
with cavalry. 
with enemy. 


with infantry. 


Skirmisher, s. 
Skulk, ed, ing, s. 
Skull, s. 

Sky, ies. 


‘Slack, ed, ing. 


Slacken, ed, ing. 
Slack water. 
Slain. 

Slander, ed, ing, 8 
Slanderous. 
Slant, s. 

A0f wind. 
Slate, 8. 
Slaughter, ed, ing. 
Sleep, ing. 
Sleepless, ly. 
Sleepy. 

Sleet, y. 
Slept. 
Slice bar. 


| Slide rod, s. 


valve, 8. 
Sliding joint. 
Slight, ly. 
Sling, s. 

Slip, ped, ping. 
Sloop. 

Slop, s. 

Slot, s. 


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SLO 


Slow, ly. 
down. 
match. 
movement, s. 
rate of speed. 
Slower. 
Slush, ed, ing. 
Smali. 
arms. 
arm men. 
boat, s. 
craft. 
helm. 
pox. 
pox hospital. 
stuff, 
vessel, &. 
Smaller. 
Smallest. 
Smell, ing. 
Smith, ery. 
Smoke, d, ing. 
box. 
of steamer, 8. 
stack, s. 
stack guys. 
Smooth. 
Smoothing plane. 


‘Smother, ed, ing. 


Smuggle, d, ing. 


liquor on board. 


Smuggler, s. 
Snag, ged, ging, 8. 
Snap, ped. 
Snatch. 

Snifting valve, s. 


Snow, ing. 


So. 

Soak, ed, ing. 
Soap. 

Sober, ed, ly. 
Socket, s. 
Soda. 


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Sodium. 
Sodomy. 
Solder, ed, ing. 
Soldier, s, ly. 
Sole. 

leather. 
Solemn. 
Solicit, ed, ing, ation. 
Solicitous. 
Solicitude. 
Solid, ly. 
Solve, d, ing. 
Some. 
Somebody. 


| Somehow. 


Something. 
Some time since. 
Somewhere. 
Soen. 
Sooner. 
Soonest. 
Sore, ly. 
Sorrow, ed, ing, 8. 
Sorrowful, ly. 
Sorry. 
Sortie. 
Sought. 
Sound, ed, ing; s. 

at intervals of. 

often. ‘ 
Sounding line. 
Soup. 
Source, s. 
South. 
Southeast, er, erly. 
Southerly. 
Southern. 
Southing. 
Southward. 
Southwest, er, erly. 
Southwestern. 
Sovereign, ty. 
Space, d, ing, s. 


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SPA 


Spade, s. 
Span, ned, ning. 
Spaniard, s. 
Spanish. 
brown. 
dictionary. 
Spanker, s. 
Spar, red, ring, 8. 
deck. 
deck battery, tes. 
Spare, d, ing. 
anchor, 8. 
spar, 8. 
Spark, s. 
Spasm, s. 
Spasmodie. 
Speak, ing. 
the flag sbip. 
the strange vessel. 
Speaking trumpet, s. 
Special, ly. 
messenger, 8. 
Specie. 
Specific. 
Specifically. 
Specification, s. 
Specify, ied, ing. 
Speck, s. 
Speechless. 
Speed. 
Speedily. 
Speedy. 
Spell, ed, ing. 
Spent ball. 
Sperm. 
candle, s. 
oil. 
Spherical. 
Spike, s, ed, ing. 
the gun, s. 
Spill, ed, ing. 
Spilling line, s. 


Spindle, s. 


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SQU 


Spirit, s. 
Spittoon, s. 
Splendid, ly. 
Splice, d, ing. 
Splint, s. 
Splinter, ed, ing. 
netting. 
Split, ting. 
Spoil, ed, ing. 
Spoken. 
Sponson, s. 
Spontaneous, ly. 
combustion. 
Sprain, ed, ing. 
Spray. 
Spread, ing. 
awnings. 
Spree. 
Spring, 8, ing. 
Sprung. 
a leak. 
bowsprit. 
fore mast. 
fore topmast. 
fore topgallant mast. 
main mast. 
main topmast. 
main topgallant mast. 
mizzen mast. 


mizzen topmast. 


mizzen topgallant mast. 


Spun yarn. 
Spur. 

gearing. 

shore, s. 

wheel, s. 
Spy, #es. 

glass, es. 
Squad, s. 

of recruits. 


| Squadron. 


Commander. 


evolution, s. 


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SQU 


Squadron. 
sailing. 
Squall, s. 
of rain. 
of wind. 
Squally. 
weather. 
Square, d, ing. 
rigged vessel, 8 
Stab, bed, bing, s. 
Stability. 
Stack, ed, ing. 
Staff. 
corps. 
officer, s. 
Stage, s, ing. 
Stake, d, ing, s. 
Stamp, ed, ing. 
Stamping machine. 
Stanch, ed, ing. 
Stanchion, s. 
Stand, s, ing. 
Standard, s. 
Standing backstay, s. 
order, 8. 
' rigging. 
rule, s. 
Starboard. 
anchor, 8. 
boat, s. 
battery, ies. 
beam. 
bow. 
quarter. 
tack, s. 
watch. 
Starlight. 
Start, ed, ing. 
Starting bar. 
gear. 


point. 
Startle, d, ing. 
Startling news. 


STE 


Starvation. 
Starve, d, ing. 
State, d. 
Statement, s. 
State prison, s. 
prisoner, s. 
room, 8. 
Station, ed, ing, 8. 
bill, s. 
pointer, 8. 
Stationary engine, 8. 
Stationery. 
Statistics. 
Statute, s. 
Stay, ed, ing, 8. 
rod, 8. 
Steadily. 
Steady. 
Steal, ing. 
Steam, ed, ing. 
chest. 
engine, 8. 
frigate, s. 
gauge, 8. 
pipe, 8. 
power. 
pump, s. 
sloop-of-war. 
tight. 
tug. 
whistle. 
will be ready at. 
Steamer, s. 
Steel. 
bar, s. 
pen, 8. 
spring, . 
yard, 8. 
Steer, ed, ing. 
Steerage. 
cook, s. 
hammock, s. 
mess, és. 


Nos STE 
Steerage. 
8761 officer, s. 
2 steward, 8. 
3 way. 
4 | Steering wheel. 
© | Steer small. 
G6 straight. 
7 | Stem, med, ming. 
8 | Step, ped, ping, s. 
9 | Sterling. 
8770 | Stern, s. 
1 board. 
2 chase. 
3 fast, 8. 
4 frame, 8. 
.5 most. 
6 of the ship. 
7 port, s. 
8 post. 
9 | Stethoscope. 
8780 | Steward, s. 
1 | Stick, ing. 
2 | Sticky. 
3 bottom, 
4 | Stiff. 
5 breeze, 8. 
6 | Stifle, d, ing. 
7 | Stigma. 
8 | Stigmatize, d, ing. 
9 | Stimulant, s. 
790 | Stimulate, d, ing. 
1 | Stimulus. 
2 | Stink pots. 
3 | Stipulate, d, ing, ion. 
4 | Stir, red, ring. 
5 | Stitch, ed, ing. 
6 | Stock, s, ed, ing. 
7 and fluke. 
8 of the anchor, s. 
f) with ammunition. 
8800 with supplies. 
1 | Stockade, s. 
8802 | Stocking, s. 


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Stole, n. 
Stomach, s. 
pump, s. 
Stood. 
off and on. 
off shore. 
towards the. 
Step, ped, ping, s. 
cock, s. 
Stopper, s. 
bolt, s. 
Stop valve, s. 
Store, d, ing, s. 
house, s. 
ship, s. 
Storm, ed, ing, s. 
sail, 8. 
staysail, s. 
trysail, s. 
Storming party, ies. 
Stormy. 
weather. 
Stout. 
Stove. 
Stoves. 
Stow, ed, ing. 


everything snug. 


sheet anchor, 8. 
Stowage. 
Straggler, s. 
Straight. 
Straighten, ed, ing. 
Strain, ed, ing, s. 
Strake, s. 
Strand, ed, ing, 8. 
Stranded vessel, s. 
Strange, ly. 
Strange flag, s. 
Strange vessel, s. 
Stranger, s. 
Stranger’s actions. 
Strap, ped, ping, s. 
of the block, s. 


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Strap, ped, ping, s. 
ornaments. 

Stratagem. 

Strategetic. 

Strategy. 

Stratus. 

Straw color, ed. 

Straw hat, s. 

Stream, s. 
anchor, s. 
cable, s. 

Strength. 
is inferior. 
is superior. 
of the enemy. 
of the work, s. 

Strengthen, ed, ing. 

| the defences. 

Strenuous, ly. | 

Stress of weather. 

Stretch, ed, ing. 

Stricken. 

Strict, ly. 
discipline. 
obedience. 
order, 8. 
watch. 

Stricture, s. 

Strife. 

Strike, ing. — 
lower yards. 
sounding, 8. 
topmasts. 
topgallant masts. 

Stringent, ly. 

String piece, s. 

Strip, ped, ping, 8. 
to a girtline. 

Strive, n, ing. 

Strong. 

Stronger. 

Strongest. 

Stronghold, s. 


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Struck. 

topmasts. 

topyallant masts. 

lower yards. 
Struggle, d, ing, s. 
Strychnine. 
Stubborn, ly. 
Stuck. 
Studding sail. 

boom, s. 

boom iron, 8s. 

yard, 8. 
Stuffing box, es. 
Stump topgallant masts. 
Stun, ned, ning. 
Stupefy, ied, ing. 
Stupendous. 

achievement, 8. 

undertakin g. 
Stupid, ity. 

blunder. 

fellow. 
Stupor. 
Subaltern, s. 
Subdue, d, ing. 
Subject, ed, ing, s, ton. 
Subjugate, d, ing, ion, s. 
Sabmarine armor. 

diver, s. 

telegraph, s. 
Submerge, d, ing. 
Submission. 
Submissive, ly. 
Submit, ted, ting. 
Subordinate, d, ing, 8. 
Subordination. 
Suborn, ed, ing. 
Subpoena, ed. 
Subsequent, /y. 
Subserve, d, ing. 
Subservient, ly. 
Subside, d, ing. 
Subsist, ed, ing. 


SUB 


Subsistence. 
Substantial, ly. 
Substantiate, d, ing. 


Substitute, d, ing, ton. 


Subterfuge, s. 
Subversive. 

of discipline. 
Subvert, ed, ing. 
Succeed, ed, ing. 
Success, ion. 
Successful, ly. 
Successor, 8. 
Succor, ed, ing. 
Such. . 
Suction. 
Sudden, ly. 

attack. 

death. 

shift of wind. 
Suffer, ed, ing. 
Sufferer, s. 
Sufficient, ly. 
Suffocate, d, ing, ion. 
Sugar. 
Suggest, ed, ing, ion. 
Suggestive. 
Suicidal. 
Suicide, s. 
Suit, ed, ing, s. 
Suitable, ness. 
Sulphur. 
Sulphuric acid. 

ether. 


Summary. 


Court, s, Martial. 


punishment, s. 
Summer, s. 


- Summon, ed, ing, s. 


witnesses, 
Sun. 
Sunday, s. 
evening. 
inspection. 


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Sunday, s. 
morning. 
night. 
noon. 

Sunk. 
the boat. 
the enemy. 


Sunken. 


rock. 
wreck. 

Sunrise, ing. 

Sun’s altitude. 
lower limb. 
upper limb. 
centre. 

Sunset, ting. 

Sunstroke. 

Superannuate, d, ing. 

Superheated. 
steam. 

Superheater, s. 

Superintend, ed, ing. 

Superintendence. 

Superintendent. 

Superior, s. 
authority. 
calibre. 
force, s. 
number, s. 
rank. 
skill. * 
speed. 

Superiority. 

Supernumerary, ies. 
rations. 

Supersede, d, ing. 

Supervise, d, ing, ion. 

Supper. 
time. 

Supplicant, s. 


Supplicate, d, ing, ion. 


Supplies. 
for the army. 


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Supplies. 
for the fleet. 


| Supply, ied, ing. 
vessel, 8. 

Suppose, d, ing. 

Supposition, s. 


Suppress, ed, ing. 


Suppurate, d, ing, ion. 


Supremacy. 
Supreme, ly. 
Surcharge, d, ing. 
Sure, ly. 
Sarf. 

boat, s. 

is heavy. 

is light. 
Surface, s. 

blow, s. 

condenser, 8. 

current, 8. 
Surge, d, ing. 
Surgeon, 8. 

apothecary, ies. 

steward. 

to assist. 
Surgical. 


instrument, s. 
operation, 8. 
Surmise, d, ing. 
Surmount, ed, ing.. 
Surplus. 
Surprise, d, ing. 
the enemy. 
Surrender, ed, ing. 
the fleet. 
the fort, 8. 
the place. 
the vessel, s. 
Surround, ed, ing. 
the enemy. 
the entrance. 
the place. 


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Survey, ed, ing. 
has been made. 


has been erdered. 


has condemned. 
of the. 

ordered. 

the approaches. 
the coast. 

the harbor. 


will be ordered. 


Surveyor, s. 
Survive, d, ing. 
Survivor, s. 
Suspect, ed, ing. 
Suspend, ed, ing. 
from duty. 
Suspense. 
Suspension. 
bridge. 
from duty. 
of hostilities. 
Suspicion, s. 
Suspicious, ly. 
movements. 
vessel, 9. 
Sustain, ed, ing, s. 
Sustenance. 
Swab,.s, bed, bing.. 
Swamp, ed, ing, s. 
Swash, ed, ing. 
channel. 
Sway, ed, ing. 
Swear, ing. 
Swedish. 
Sweep, 8, ing. 
Sweet. 
oil. 
potato, es. 
Swell, ed, ing 
Swept. 
for anchor. 
Swift, ly. 
Swifter, s, ed, ing. 


“Iq Cl & 


OO Co 


a) 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
9130 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 


SWI 


Switter, s, ed, ing. 
in rigging. 

Swiftly. 

Swim, med, ming. 


Swimmer, s. 


Swinging boom, s. 


Swivel, led, ling. 
Sword, s. 
bayonet, 8. 
belt, s. 
Swore. 
Sworn. 
Sympathetie. 
Sy mpathize, d, ing. 
Sympathy. 
Sympiesometer. 
Symptom, s. 
Syncope. 
Syphilis. 
Syphilitie. 
Syphon, s. 
Syringe, 8. 
Syrup. 
System, 8. 
Systematic. 
Systematize, d, ing. 
Table, d, ing, s. 
land. 
linen. 
money. 
Spoon, 8. 
spoonful, s. 
Tack, ed, ing, 8. 
Tackle, d, ing, s. 
Tactic, s. 
of war. 
Tactical. 
operation, s. 
Taffrail. 
Tail, ed, ing, s. 
Tailor, s, ed, ing. 
Taint, ed. 


Take, ing, 2. 


NIA oO fF WwW WY = 


ee ee ee ee ee 


fe 8) 


TAU 


Take, ing, n. 
account of. 
aim at. 
charge of. 
departure. 
distance. 
every precaution. 
on board. 

~ the place of. 
your station, s. 

Tale, s. 

Tall. 

Taller. 

Tallest. 

Tallow. 

Tally, ies. 

Tangent, s. 
firing. 
scale, s. 
screw, 8. 

Tank, s. 

Tap, 8, ped, pirg. 
and die, s 

Tape. 
measure, 8. 

Taper, ed, ing. 

Tapioca. 

Tar, red, ring. 
down rigging. 
water. 

Tardy. 

Target, 8. 
practice. 

Tarnish, ed, ing. 

Tarpaulin, s. 
for hatch, es. 

Tartaric acid. 

Task, 8, ed, ing. 

Taste, d, ing. 

Tasteless. 

Tattoo. 

Tanght. 

Taunt, ed, ing, 8. 


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Taut, en, ing. 
bowline, s. 
leech, es. 

Tax, ed, ing. 

Tea, s. 

Teach, ing. 

Teacher, s. 

Teaspoon, 8, ful, s. 

Tedious, ly, ness. 

Teem, ed, ing. 

Teeth. 

Telegram, 8. 

. from the Admiral. 


from the Department. 


Telegraph, ed, ing, s. 
Telegraphic. 
cable, s. 
dictionary, ies. 
signal, s. 
Telescope, 8. 
Teleseopie, s. 
smoke stack, s.* 
Telltale. 
Temerity. 
Temper, ed, ing. 
Temperance. 
Temperate, ly. 
habits. 
Temperature. 
of the air. 
of the water. 
of the engine room. 
Tempest, s. 
Tempestuous. 
Temporary. 
appointment. 
command. 
service. 
Temporize, d, ing. 
Temptation, s. 
Ten, th. 
Ten-penny nails. 
Tenable. 


THA 


Tenacious, ly. 

Tenacity. 

Tend, ed, ing, 8. 

Tendency. 

Tender, 8, ed, ing. 
assistance, 


to the flag ship. 


Tenderly. 
Tendon, s. 
Tenon, 8. 
Tensile. 
force. 
strain. 
Tension. 
Tent, 8, ed, ing. 
Tepid. 
ern ag: 
are accepted. 
are rejected. — 
Terminate, d,ing. 
the truce. 
Termination. 
of the truce. 
Terrestrial, ly. 
Terrible. 
conflict. 
consequence. 
hurricane. 
loss. 
Terribly. 
Terrific. 
gale. 
Terrify, ied, ing. 
Territory, ies. 
Terror, 8. 
stricken. 
Test, 8, ed, ing. 
Testify, ied, ing. 
Testimonial, s. 
Testimony. | 
Tetanus. 
Téte-de-pont. 
Than. 


eo aonrtnaw > 


ve) 
(XS) 
io) 
oO 


eoaonrtkiea an F&F WW Ww 


THA 


Thank, s. 
you. 
you for. 

Thankful, ly. 

Thankless. 

Thanksgiving. 

That. 

Thaw, ed, ing. 

Tke. 

Theft, s. 

Their. 

Them. 

Themselves. 


‘Then. 


Theodolite, s. 

Theory, ies. 

There. 

Therefore. 

Therein. 

Thereupon. 

Thermal. 

Thermometer, s. 
Fahrenheit, s. 
Centigrade. 
Reaumur, s. 
graduated to 600° Fahrenh’t. 

Thermometric. _ 
data. 
observation, 8. 

These. 

They. 

Thick, ly. 

Thicken, ed, ing. 

Thief, ves. 

Thievish, ly. 

Thigh, s. 

Thimble, s. 

Thin, ned, ning. 

Thing, s. 

Think, ing. 

Thinly. 

Third, ly. 
cutter. 


Oo Oo | & Co RP Ow 


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ee) 
vss 
i=) 


soo vwv_on ar WD WO 


THU 


Third, ly. 
rate. 
Thirst, ed, ing. 
Thirsty. 
Thirteen, th. 
Thirty, ieth. 
This. 
Thole pin, s. 
Thorough. 
investigation. 
understanding. 
Thoroughly. 
Those. 
Though. 
Thought, s, 
Thoughtful, ly. 
Thousand, th. 
Thrash, ed, ing. 
Thread, s, ed, ing. 
Threat, 8. 
Threaten, ed, ing, 8. 
. the enemy. 
Threatening. 
appearance. 
movements. 
weather. 
Three. 
Threw. 
Thrill, ed, ing. 
Throat, s. 
Throttle, d, ing, 8. 
valve, s.. - 
Through. 
and through. 
out. 
Throw, ing. 
away. 
out of gear. 
overboard. 
Trim, med, ming. 
Thrust bearings. 
Thumb. 
cleat, s. 


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ve) 

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THU 


Thumb. 

stall, s. 
Thump, ed, ing, 8. 
Thunder, ed, ing. 


Thunder shower, s. 


Thursday. 
evening. 
morning. 
noon. 
night. 

Thus. 

Thwart, ed, ing. 

Tibia. 

Ticklish. 

Tidal. 

Tide, s. 
gauge, 8. 
is ebb. 
is flood. 
is high. 
is low. 
rip, 8. 
table, s. 

* way. 
Tidings. 
Tidy. 

Tier, 3. 

Tierce, 8. 

Tight, ly. 

Tighter. 

Tightest. 

Tighten, ed, ing. 

Tiller, s. 
head. 
rope. 

Timber, s. 

Time. 
ball. 
fuze, s. 
of night, 

Times. 

Timely. 

Timid, ly. 


Nan fF WwW Ww ke 


ew wo (0 8) 


COCO wet Goat 


9420 


co 
oc 
SO Ont nan OO & WW W eH 


omnrtanFFr WD 


co 
= 
= 
oS 


TOP 


Timidity. 

Tin. 

Tinware. 
Tincture. 
Tinder-box, es. 
Tip. 

Tire, d. 
Tiresome. 
Tissue. 


paper. 
Title, s. 
son 
Tobacco. 
To-day. 
Toe, 8. 
Together. 
Toggle, d, s. 
Told. 
Tolerable. 
Tolerably. 
Tolerate, d, ing, ion. 
Tomato, es. 
To-morrow. 
evening. 
morning. 
noon. 
Tompion, s. 
Ton, 8. 
of coal. 
of freight. 
Tongue, ed. 
Tonic, s. 
Tonnage. 
Too. 
far ahead. 
far astern. 
Took. 
Tool, s. 
chest, s. 
Tooth, ed. 
Top, ped, ping, s. 
block, s. 
chains. 


Nos. 


9441 


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— 
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a) 
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SO MONANRk YH WH 


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LOE 


Topgallant. 
backstay, 9. 
brace, 8. 
buntline, s. 
clewline, s. 
crosstrees. 
forecastle. 
halliards. 


mast. 


sail, s. 
sheets. 
stay, 8. 
staysail. 
studding sail, s. 
studding sail boom, s. 
tye, 8. 
yard, 8. 
Top hamper. 
heavy. 
Topic, 8. 
Toplight, s. 
Topman, men. 
Topmasf, s. 
backstay, s. 
shrouds. 
stay, 8. 
staysail. 
studding sail, s. 
studding sail boom, s. 
Topmost, s. 
Topographer, s. 
Topographical, ly. 
survey. 
Topography. 
Topping lift, s. 
Top rim, s. 
rope, 8. 
Topsail, s. 
brace, s. 
_buntline, s. 
clewline, s. 
halliard, s. 


9484 


Jap (Gg ONS Kore Si 


co 
ree 
ico) 
S 


- © 
© 


at S 
CU se OO) Ws SS 0 At Ss Se Co We rs SO | RS) 1. St SO eco ew 


Topsail, s. 
schooner, s. 
sheet, s. 
tye, 8. 
tye block, s. 
Top tackles. 
tackle pendants. 
timbers. 


Torch, es. 


light. 
Tore. 
Torment, ed, éng. 
Torn. 
Tornado, es. 
Torpedo, es. 
boat, s. 
fuze, s. 
Torpid, ity. 
Torpid, ly. 
Torpor. = 
Torrent, s. 
Torrid. 
Tortuous, ly. 
Torture, d, ing. 
Torturous. 
Toss, ed, ing. 
Total, ly. 
Touch, ed, ing. 
hole, s. 
Tough. 
Tourniquet, s. 
Tow, ed, ing, 8. 
Towage. 
Towards. 
Tow boat, s. 
Towel, s, ling. 
Tower, 8, ed, ing. 
Tow line, s. 
Town, 8. 
Trace, d, ing, 8. 
Trachea. 
Tracing paper. 
Track, ed, ing, 8. 


Nos. TRAS 
9226 | Trackless. 

@ |) Tract, ¢. 

8 | Tractable. 

9 | Trade, d, ing, s. 


9530 |. wind, s, 

1 | Tradition, al. 
' 2 | Traduee, d, ing. 

3 | Traffie, ked, king. 
4 | Tragedy. 
5 | Tragical, ly. 
6 | Trail, ed, ing. 
7 | Train, ed, ing. 
8 on the enemy. 
9 tackle, s. 


9540 | Trait, s. 

1 | Traitor, a. 

2 | Traitorous. 
Trajectory, tes. 
4 | Trammel, led, ling. 
® | Trample, d, ing. 
6 | Tram road. 
7 | Trance. 
8 | Tranquil, ly. 

9 | Tranquillity. 
9550 | Tranquilize, d, ing. 
Transact, ed, ing. 
Transaction, 8. 
Trans-Atlantic. 
Trauscribe, d, ing. 
Transcript. 


accounts. 


men. , 


1 

2 

5) 

{ 

o 

6 | Transfer, red, ring. 

Fr: 

8 

9 officer, s. 

9560 | Transferable. 
1 | Transform, ed, ing, ation. 
2 | Transgress, ed, ing, ion. 

3 the law, 8. 

4 | Transit. 


instrument, s. 


5 

6 | Transition, s. 
7 | Translate, d, ing. 
9568 | Translation, s. 


Nos. 


9569 


oOoON AO FP WWD eB 


io) 
) | 
co 
cS 


Oo fF WW Ww 


OR OD ESC ON oie. OO. OO pt 


9610 
9611 


TRE | a 


Transmit, ted, ting. 


Translator, s. 


Transom. 
knees. 
Transparent, ly. 
Transpire, d, ing. 
Transport, s, ed, ing. 
ammunition. 
artillery. 
fleet. 
provisions. 
service. 
supplies. 
troops. 
vessel, s. 
Transporting blocks. 
trucks, 
Transportation. 
of ammunition. 
of artillery. 
of provisions. 
Tranship, ped, ping. 
Transhipment, s. 
Transverse, d, ing. 
section. 
Traveler, 8. 
Traverse, d, ing. 
 ‘poard. 
sailing. 
table, s. 
Trawl, ing. 
net. 
Treacherous, ly. 

- conduct. 
Treachery. 
Treason. 
Treasonable. 
Treasure, d, ing, 8. 
Treasury. 

Department. 

instructions. 

of the United States. 
Treat, ed, ing, s. 


8 


Nos TRE Nos TRO 
Treat, ed, ing, s. é Triatic stay. 
9612 with the enemy. 9654 purchase. 
3 with us. 5 | Tribe, s. 
4 the prisoners. 6 | Tribunal, s. 
5 | Treatise, s. 7 | Tributary, tes. 
6 on Courts Martial. 8 | Trice, d, ing. 
7 on Gunnery. . 9 up awnings. 
8 on International Law. 9660 up bedding. 
9 on Marine Engines, 1 up clothes lines. 
9620 on Maritime Law. 2 up hammocks. 
1 on Ship Building. 3 | Tricing line, s. 
2 | Treatment. ASP LTICK. 
3 | Treaty, ies. 5 | Tricky. 
4 been signed. 6 | Tri-color, ed. 
5 not been signed. 7 | Triennial. 
6 ratified. 8 | Trim, med, ming, 8. 
"f not ratified. 9 the ballast. 
8 making. 9670 by the head. 
9 makivg power, 8. 1 the sails. 
9630 | Treble, d. 2 by the stern. 
1 | Tree, s. 3 the ship for best speed. 
2 | Treenail, 8. 4 | Trimmer, s. 
3 | Tremble, d, ing. 5 | Trip, ped, ping. 
4 | Tremendous, ly. 6 the anchor, s. 
5 | Tremor. 7 | Tripping line, s. 
6 | Tremulous, ly. 8 | Triple, d, ing. 
7 | Trench, ed, ing, es. 9 | Triplicate, s, d, ing. 
8 | Trend, s, ed, ing. 9680 | Tripod, s. 
9 of the coast. 1 | Triumph, ed, ing, s. 
9640 of the chain. 2 | Triumphant, ly. 
1 | Trespass, ed, ing. 3 | Trivial, ly. 
2 | Trestle. 4 | Troop, s. 
3 tree, 8. 5 of horse, cavalry. 
4 work. 6 ship, 8. 
5 | Trial, s. 7 | Trophy, ies. 
6 by Court Martial. & of the battle, s. 
7 will commence. 9 | Tropic, s. 
8 will not commence, 9690 | Tropical, ly. 
9 | Triangle, s. 1 fruits. 
9650 | Triangular, ly. 7 productions. 
1 | Triangulation. 3 Trouble, d, ing, 8 
2 | Triangulate, d, ing. 4 | Troublesome. 
9653 | Triatic stay. 9695 | Trough of the sea. 


TRO 


Trowsers. 
Troy weighs. 
Truce, s. 
boat. 
has ended. 
is broken. 


will terminate at. 


Truck, s. 
Truckle, d, ing. 
Truculent. 
True. 
Truly. 
Trumpet, s, ed, ing. 
Trunk, s. 
engine, 8. 
Trunnion, s. 
plate, s. 
ring, 8. 
Truss, ed, ing, es. 
band, s. 
Trust, ed, ing. - 
Trustworthy. 
Trusty. 
Truth, s. 
Truthful, ly. 
Try, ted, ing. 
again. 
my best. 
your best. 
Trysail, s. 
boom, 8. 
brail, 8. 
gaff, s. 
mast, 8. 
Tub, s. 
Tube, s. 
for boiler, s. 
for condenser, s. 
Tubercles. 
Tubular boiler, s. 
Tuesday. 
evening. 
morning, 


Oo orton & WO = 


| 9750 


97 


CeoVWankanwe Senroanknwoer 


Jo) 
=) 
~ 
ra) 


omaoanran fF WwW Ww = 


Se) 
2 
re) 
S 


a 


TWE 


Tuesday. 

night. 

noon. 
Tug, ged, ging, 8. 

boat, s. 
Tumbling sea. 
Tumor, s. 
Tumult, s. 
Tumultuous, ly. 
Tun, 8, tons. 
Turbid, ly. 

stream. 
Turbulence. 
Turbulent, ly. 
Turkish. 

man-of-war. 
Turk’s head. 
Turmoil, s. 
Turn, ed, tng, 8. 

away. 

in the hawse. 

of the tide. 

the hands up. 
Turning in rigging. 

lathe. 

point. 
Turnip, s. 
Turnpike, s. 
Turpentine. 

can, 8. 
Turpitude. 
Turret, s, ed. 

is disabled. 

was disabled. 

guns. 
Turreted vessel, s. 
Turtle, s. 

eggs. 

fishing. 
Twelve, fth. 

days. 

day of the month. 

fathoms. 


feb 


979 


ee W wo Mio oO MON DH 


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a 


TWE 


Twelve, fth. 
feet. 
hours. 
hundred. 
knots. 
miles. 
months. 
o’clock. 
penny nails. 

Twenty, ieth. 

Twice. 

Twilight. 

Twine, | 

Twist, ed, ing, . 

Two. 
blocks. 
days. 
fathoms. 
feet. 
foot rule. 
hours. 
hundred. 
knots. 
knot current. 
masted. 
miles. 
months. 
o’clock. 

Tye. 
block. 

Type, s. 

Typhoid fever. 

Typhoon. 

Typhus fever. 

Typographie, al. 
error, 8. 

Tyrannical, ly. 

Tyrannize, d, ing. 

Tyranny. 

Ubiquity, ous. 

Ugly. 
business. 
weather. 


9830 


a) 
rg 
Ak wove Somrvtwoan»nrwwer 


COs COL St, SS 


co 
DD 
ON 
i=) 


UNA 


Uleer, s. 
Ulcerate, d, ing, 8. 
Ulceration. 
Ulterior. 
motive. 
object, s. 
Ultimate, ly. 
Ultimatum. 
Ultra. 
Umber. 
Umbilical. 
Umbrage. 
Umbrella tree. 
Umpire, s. 
Unabated, ing. 
Unable. 


Unaccommodating. 


Unaccountable. 
Unaccustomed. 
Unacquainted. 
Unadvisable. 
Unadvised, ly. 
Unaffected. 
Unallowable. 
Unalterable. 
Unalterably. 
Unambitions, ly. 
Unamiable. » 
Unanimity. © 
Unanswerable. 
Unapproachable. 
Unarm, ed, ing. 
Unarmed vessel, s. 
Unasked. 
Unassailable. 
Unassigned. 
Unassumed, ing. 
Unattached. 
Unattainable. 
Unattended. 
Unauthorized. 
action. 


Unavailable. 


mem O Ww 


se) 
co 
=) 
= ete) 


tO. OF & GO Oe 


9908 


ORs 2 Gar On 


UNA 


Unavailing. 
Unavoidable. 
delay. 
Unaware. 
Unbearable. 
Unbecoming. 
an officer. 
conduct. 
Unbend, ing. 
chain, s. 
sails. 
Unbent. 
Unblemished. 
character. 
Unbidden. 
Unbind, ing. 
Unbit, ted, ting. 
cable. 
Unbound, ed. 


} Unbroken. 


chain of evidence. 
Unburied. 
Unbusiness-like. 
Uncared for. 
Unceasing, ly. 
Unceremonious, ly. 


| Uncertain. 


Uncertainty, ies. 
Unchain, ed, ing. 
Unchanyeable. 
Unchanged, ing. 
Uncharitable, y, ness. 


| Unecivilized. 


Unclaimed. 
Unclean, ly. 
Unclothed. 
Uncoil, ed, ing. 
Uncomfortable, y. 
quarters. 
situation. 
Uncommon, ly. 
Uncomplaining, ly. 
Uncomplimentary. 


a) 
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NX OS Oo 


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9950 
9951 


| Unconscious, ly. 
| Unconstitutional, ly. 


UND 


Uncompromising. 
Unconcern, ed. 
Unconditional, ly. 
surrender. 
Uncongenial. 


Unconnected. 


| Unconquerable. 


Unconquered. 
Unconquerably. 


Unconstrained, ly. 
Unconsnmed. 
Uncontradicted. 
Uncontrollable. 


Uncontrolled. 
Unconvicted. 
Uncorrupt, ed, ing. 
Uncouple, d, ing. 

propeller. 
Uneourteous, ly. 
Uncover, ed, ing. 
Uncultivated. 

land. 
Uncurrent. 
Undecayed. 
Undeceive, d, ing. 
Undecided. 

what next to do. 
Undefeated. 
Undefended. 
Undefiled. 


Undefined. 


Undelayed. 
Undeniable, y. 
Under. 
bare poles. 
brush. 
current, 8. 
foot. 
way. 
way get. 
Undergo, ing. © 


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SPS PO ie OS POO mt COC SIO) Ohm te) Sere CS (Ca SO) Os ON ia Oe 


1 8) 


UND 


Undergrowth. 
Underhand, ed. 
Underlay, ing, underlaid. 
Underlie, ying. 
Undermost. 
Underneath. 

Underpart, s. 
Underrate, d, ing. 

Under restraint. 
Underrun, ning. 


the eable or hawser. 


Under sail. 

sail and steam. 
Understand, ing. 

signal, s. 

your instructions. 
Understate, d, ing. 
Under steam. 
Undertake, n, ing. 
Under the lee. 

the lee of the land. 
Undervalue, d, ing. 
Underway. 
Undeserved, ly. 
Undesigned, ly. 
Undesirable. 
Undetermined. 
Undeviating. 
Undiminished. 
Undisciplined. 
Undisputed. 

right. 

territory, ies. 
Undistinguishable. 
Undistributed. 
Undisturbed, ly. 
Undo, ing, undid. 
Undock, ed, ing. 
Undoubted, ly. 
Undoubting. 
Undress, ed, ing. 

ship. 
Undue. 


CORA TF w W 


010 


m 6 OH 


Se oe ot 


Oo @ 


020 


UNE 


Undulate, d, ing. 


| Undulatory. 
’ 


motion. 
Unearth, ed, ing. 
Unearthly. 
Uneasily. 
Uneasy. 


} Unemployed. 


Unended. 
Unendin g. 


| Unendurable. 


Unengaged. 
_ vessel, 8, or boat, 8. 

Unenlightened. 

understanding. 
Unequal, ly. 

combat. 

distribution of. 

force, s. 
Unequally divided. 
Unequipped. 
Unequivocal, ly. 

conduct. 
Unerring. | 

aim. 

guide. 
Unessential. 
Uneven, ly. 
Uneventful. 
Unexamined. 
Unexeelled. 
Unexeeptionable. 

conduct. 
Unexecuted. 

orders. 
Unexpected, ly. | 

arrival. 

. departure. 
disaster. 
movement, 8. 
news. 
orders. 

Unexplained. 


ee ooo 


060 


i@8) 


Unextinguisbable. 
Unextinguished. 
Unfading. 
Unfailing. 


_ Unfair, ly. 


dealings. 
Unfaithful, ly. 
Unfaithfulness. 
Unfamiliar, ly. 
Unfasten, ed, ing. 
Unfathomable. 
Unfavorable. 
circumstances. 
report, 8. 
weather, s. 
wind, s. 
Unfeeling. 
Unfeigned, ly. 
Unfetter, ed, ing. 
Unfinished. 
Unfit, ted, ting. 
for service. 
for use. 
Unfix, ed, ing. 
bayonets. 
Unforbidden. 
Unforeseen. 
accident, s. 


circumstance, 8. 


Unforgiven. 
Unforgotten. 
Unfortified. 
harbor. 
Unfortunate, ly. 


circumstance, 8. 


individual, s. 
Unfounded. 
Unfriendliness. 
Unfriendly. 

behavior. 

people. 
Unfruitful, ly. 
Unfurl, ed, ing. 


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UNI 


Unfurnished. 
Ungenerons, ly. 
Ungentlemanly. 
Ungovernable. 
Unguarded, ly. 


Unguide. 


Unhandsome, ly. 
Unhandy. 
Unhappily. 


Unhappiness. 
Unhappy. 
Unharmed. 
Unhealthy. 
Unheard of. 

conduct. 
Unheeded. 
Unhesitating, ly. 
Unholy. 


Unhook, ed, ing. 


Unhung. 


Uniform, s. 

cap. 
circular, 8. 
coat, 8. 
dress. 
pantaloons. 


rate of speed. 


regulation. 
sword, 8. 
Uniformity. 
Uniformly. 
Unimpaired. 
Unimpeachable. 
Unimportant. 
news. 
particulars. 
Uninfluenced. 
Uninformed. 
Uninhabitable. 
place. 
Uninhabited. 
Uninjured. 
Unintelligible. 


UNI 


Unintelligible. 
communication, s. 
manceuvre, 8. 

Unintentional, ly. 
neglect. 

Uninteresting. 

Uninterpreted. 
communication, s, 

Uninvited. 

Uninviting. 

appearance. 

Uninvolved. 


Union, s. 
down. 
flag, 8. 
Unison. 
Unit, s. 
Unite, d, ing. 
United States of America. 
of Colombia. 
Unity. 
Universal, ly. 
custom. 
Unjoint, ed, ing. 
Unjust, ly. 
accusation. 
punishment. 
suspicions. 
Unjustifiable. 
Unkind, ly, ness. 
Unknown. 
coast. 
quantity. 
vessel, s. 
Unlaid. 
Unlash, ed, ing. 
Unlawful, ly. 
meeting. 
Unlay, ing. 
Unless. 
Unlike, ly. 
Unlimber, ed, ing. 
Unlimited. 


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UNO 


Unlimited. 
authoritiy. 
Unload, ed, ing. 
coal vessel. 
ordnance vessel. 
storeship. 
the vessel. 
Unlock, ed, ing. 
Unlooked for. 
Unluckily. 
Unlucky. 
Unman, ned. 


_Unmanageable. 


Unmanly. 
Unmannerly. 
Unmarked. 
Unmarried. 
officer, s. 
Unmask, ed, ing. 
enemy. 
the battery, ies. 
Unmeaning, ly. 
Unmerciful, ly. 
treatment. 
Unmerited. 
rebuke. 
Unmindful, ly. 
Unmnistakable. 
Unmixed. 
Unmoor, ed, ing. 
ship. 
Unmoved. 
Unnatural, ly. 
conduct. 
Unnavigable. 
Unnavigated. : 
Unnecessarily. 
Unnecessary. 
noise. 
trouble. 
Unnervye, d. 
Unnoticed. 
Unobjectionable. 


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Unobserved. 
Unobserving. 
Unobstructed. 
Unobtainable. 


_ Unobtrusive, ly. 


Unoccupied. 

Unoffending. 

Unofficial, ly. 
action. 


correspondence. 


Unopened. 
Unopposed. 
Unorganized. 
body. 
crew. 
force, s.. 
Unpack, ed, ing. 
Unpalatable. 
Unparalleled. 
audacity. 
effort, 8. 
Unpardonable. 
Unpleasant, ly. 
Unpractised. 
Unprecedented. 
Unprejudiced. 
Unprepared. 
for battle. 
for sea. 
Unpretending. 
Unprincipled. 
Unprofessional, ly. 
Unprofitable, y. 
Unpromising. 
Unprotected. 
Unprovided. 
Unprovoked. 
Unpublished. 
Unqualified, ly. 
Unquestionable. 
Unquestionably. 
Unquestioned. 
Unravel, led, ling. 


UNS 
Unreasonable, y. 
Unrebuked. 
Unrecalled. 
Unrecommended. - 
Unreconciled. 
Unreel, ed, ing. 
Unreeve, ing. 
Unreflected. 
Unrelenting. 
Unreliable. 

data. 
information. 


observation, 8. 


Unrelieved. 

Unremitting, ly. 
vigilance. 

Unreported. 

Unresisting. 

Unrestrained. 

Unrevealed. 

Unrevoked. 

Unrewarded. 

Unrig, ged, ging. 

Unrighteous, ly. 

Unripe. 

Unrivalled. 

Unrivet, ed, ing. 

Unruly. 

Unsafe, ly. 
anchorage. 
condition. 

Unsanctioned. 

Unsatisfactory. 
result, s. 

Unsatisfied. 

Unscathed. 

Unscrew, ed, ing. 

Unscrupulous, ly. 

Unseal, ed, ing. 

Unsealed orders. 

Unseasonable. 

Unseasonably. 

Unseaworthy. 


UNS 


Unseaworthy. 


condition. 
6 | Unseemly. 
4 conduct. 
»8 | Unseen. 
9 danger, 8. 
0300 | Unserviceable. 


Untidy. 

Until. 
after dark. 
after sunrise. 
after sunset. 
next week. 
to-morrow. 


1 | Unsettle, d, ing. Untimely. 
2 | Unshackle, d, ing. Unto. 
3 | Unshaken. Untold. 
4 | Unsheltered. Untouched. 
3 | Unship, ped, ping. Untoward, ly. 
6 | Unsightly. Untranslated. 
7 | Unsigned. Untried. 
8 | Unskilful, ly. 1 | Untrue. 
9 | Unskilled. 2 | Untrustworthy. 
0310 | Unsling. 3. | Untruth, s. 
1 | Unsociable. 4 | Untruthful, ly. 
2 | Unsoldierly. . 5 | Unusual, ly. 
3 conduct. 6 appearanee. 
4 | Unsound. 7 conduct. 
5 | Unsparing, ly. 8 excitement, 
6 | Unstable. 9 _ phenomena. 
7 | Unsteadiness. 0360 | Unvaried. 
8 | Unsteady. 1 | Unvarying. 
9 | Unsubdued. 2 | Unventilate, d, ing. 
0320 | Unsuccessfal, ly. 3 | Unwarily. 
1 | Unsuitable. 4 | Unwarlike. 
2 | Unsullied. 5 | Unwarrantable. 
3 | Unsupplied. 6 | Unwarranted. 
4 | Unsupported. 7 | Unwary. 
© | Unsupporting. 8 | Unwavering. 
6 | Ucsurpassed. 9 | Unwearied, ly. 
7 | Unsurveyed. Unwelcome. 
8 | Unsuspected. 1 news. 
9 | Unsuspecting. 2 | Unwell. 
330 | Unsustained. 3 | Unwholesome. | 
1 | Unsystematic. 4 food. 
2 | Untainted. 5 water. 
3 | Untenable. 6 | Unwieldy. 
4 position. 7 | Unwilling, ly, ness. 
5 | Unterrified. 8 | Unwise, ly. 
0336 | Unthinking, ly. 0379 | Unworthily. 


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oan 


UNW . 


Unworthy. 
Unwritten. 


_Unyielding, ly. 


Up. 
anchor, s. 
and down. 
boats. 
the bay. 
the river. 
the stream. 
Upbraid, ed, ing. 
Upheld. 
Uphill. 
Uphold, ing. 
Uphroe. 
Upon. 
Upper. 
deck, s. 
hand. 
works. 


Upright, ly. 
Uprise, ing. 
Uproar, ing. 
Upset, ting. 
Upside down. 


Upton’s Maritime Warfare & Prize. 


Uptown. 
Upward, s. 
Uranus. 
Urge, d, ing. 
Urgency. 
Urgent, ly. 
Urinary. 
Urinate. 
Urine. 
Ursa Major. 
Us. 
Usage. 

of the service. 
Use, d, ing. 
Useful, ly. 
Useless, ly. 
Usual, ly. 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
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8 
2 
0450: 
1 
2 
3 
4 
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6 
7 
8 
9 


VAL 


Usurp, ed, ing. 
Usurpation. 
Utensil, s. 
Utility. 
Utilize. 
Utmost. 
diffieulty. 
Utter, ed, ing. 
Utterance, s. 


' Uttermost. 


Vacancy, ies. 
Vacant, ly. 
Vacate, d, ing. 
Vaccinate, d, ing. 


all on board who have not 
already been. 


all on board have been. 
Vaccination. 
Vaccine. 
Vacillate, d, ing. 
Vacillation. 
Vacuum. 
gauge. 


Vade mecum. 


Vagabond, s. 


Vagary, ies. 
of the imagination. 

Vague, ly. 

Vain, ly. 
effort, s.. 
glorious. 
glory. 

Valerian. 

Valiant, ly , 

Valid, ity. 
reason, 8;. 

Valley, ies. 

Valor, ous. 

Valuable. . 
information. 
prize. 

Valuation, s. 

Value, d, ing, 8. 


VAL 


Valve, s. 
box. 
casing. 
door. 
gear. 
opening. 
seat. 
stem. 

Van. 
division. 
of the army. 
of the fleet. 
squadron. 

Vane, 8. 

Vang, 8. 


Vangnard. 


| Vanish, ed, ing. 


Variety, ies. 
Vauquish, ed, ing. 
Vapor, 8. 
Variable, ly. 
current, 8. 
weather. 
winds. 
Variance, 8. 
Variation. 
Chart, 3. 
of the compass. 
Varicocele. 
Varicose veins. 
Variegation. 
Variety. 
Variola, 
Varioloid. 
Various, ly. 
Varnish, ed, ing. 
Vary, ied, ing. 
Vast, ly. 


Vattel’s Laws of Nations. 


Vaunt, ed, ing. 
Veer, ed, ing. 
away. 


eable. 


0520 


> 


VER 


Veer, ed, ing. 

to the left. 

to the right. 
Vegetable, s. 
Vehemence. 
Vehement, ly. 
Vein, y, 8. 
Velocity, iés. 
Venal, ity. 
Venerable. 


Venerate, d, ing, ion. 


Venereal. 
Vengeance. 
Venial. 
Venison. 
Venom. 
Venomous, ly. 
Vent. 

bit. 

brace. 

» drill. 
field. 
hole. 
plug. 
is stopped. 


Ventilate, d, ing, ion. 


Ventilator, s. 
Venture, d, ing. 
Venus. 

Veracity. 

Verbal, ly. 
directions. 
instructions. 
message. 

Verdict. 
is guilty. 
is not guilty. 

Verdigris., 

Verification. 

Verify, ied, ing. 

Veritable. 

Vermicelli. 

Vermilion. 


S ; S ; = 
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Onde CD MNRA TS WW So 6. 


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CO. Gee St 4 S3- Or 


VER 


Vermin. 


Vernal equinox. 


Vernier. 
Version, s. 
Vertical, ly. 
Vertigo. 
Very. 
bad. 
badly done. 
bad weather. 
fast. 
good. 


good opportunity. 


much. 

much better. 

sick. 

slow. 

strange. 

well. 

well done. 
Vessel, s. 

of war. 
Vestige. 
Veteran, 8. 
Veto, ed, ing, cs. 
Vex, ed, ing, es: 
Vexation, s. 
Vexatious. 
Vial, 8. 
Vibrate, d, ing, 8. 
Vibration, s. 
Vice. 

Admiral. 

Admiralty. 

Consul. 

Presidency. 

President. 
Viceroy. 
Vice royalty. 
Vicinity. 
Vicious, ly. 
Vicissitude, s. 
Victim, s. 


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Victimize, d, ing. 
Victor; 2. | 
Victorious, ly. 
Victory. 

must be ours. 
Victual, led, ling, s. 
Vie, d, ing. 
View, ed, ing. 
Vigilance. 
Vigilant, ly. 
Vigor. 
Vigorous, ly. 
Vile, ly. 
Villain, s. 
Villainy, ées. 
Vindicate, d, ing. 
Vindication. 
Vindicator, s. 
Vindictive, by. 
Vinegar. 
Viol block, s. 
Violate, d, ing. 


regulations of the service. 
the regulations of the port. 


the laws. 
Violation, s. 
Violence. 
Violent, ly. 
Violin, s. 
Vertical, ly. 
Virtue. 
Virtuous, ly. 
Virulence. 
Virulent. 
Virus. 
Visible, y. 
Vision. 
Visionary, ies. 
Visit, ed, ing, s. 
Visitor, s. 
Vital, ly. 

importanee. 


Vitality. 


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VIT 


Vitals. 
Vitiate, d, ing. 
Vitriol. 
Vituperate, d, ing, ion. 
Vivid, ly. 
Vividness. 
Vocabulary, tes. 
Voice. 
Void, ed, ing. 
Volatile. 
Volcanic. 
Volcano, es. 
Volition. 
Volley, s. 

of musketry. 
Volume, s. 
Voluminous. 
Voluntary. 
Volunteer, s, ed, ing. 


for hazardous service. 


Vomit, ted, ting, s. 
black. 
Vortex. ; 
Vouch, ed, ing. 
Vow, ed, ing, s. 
Voyage, d, ing, 8. 
Voyager, s. 
Vulcanize, d, ing. 
India rubber hose. 
India rubber. 
Vulnerable. 
Wad, s. 
Wad hook. 
Wade, d, ing, s. 
Wafer, s. 
Wage, d, ing. 
Wages. 
Wagon, 8. 
Waif, s. 
Wail, ed, ing. 
Waist, s. 
anchor, s. 
boat, s. 


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WAR 


Wait, ed, ing, s. 

Waiter, s. 

Waive, d, ing. 
all claim. 

Wake, d, ing. 

Wakeful. 

Waken, ed. 

Wales. 

Walk, ed, ing, s. 

Walking beam, 

Wall sided. 

Walnut timber. 

Wane, d, ing. 

Want, ed, ing, 8. 

Wanton, ly. 

War, red, ring. 
Department. 
has commenced, 
has ended. 

Ward, 8, ed, ing. 

Wardroom. 
boat, 8. 
boys. 
cook. 
furniture. 
mess. 
officers. 
steward, 8. 

Warfare. 

Warlike. 

Warm, ed, ing. 
hearted. 
weather. 
work. 

Warmly. 

Warmth. 

Warn, ed, ing. 
the vessel, s. 

Warning signal. 

Warp, ed, ing, s. 

Warrant, s, ed, ing. 
officer, s. 
officers’ mess. 


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Warranty. 
Warrior, 8. 
Wary, ily. 

Was. 

Wash ed, ing. 
clothes. 
stand. 

Washer, s. 

Washer woman, en. 

Waste, d, ing. 
for machinery. 
pipe. 
water. 

Wasteful, ly. 

Watch, ed, ing, es. 
and watch. 
bill. 
house. 
maker, 8. 
number. 

Watchful, ly. 

Watchman, men. 

Watchword. 
for the night is. 

Water, s, ed, ing. 
battery, ies. 
cask, s. 
closet, s. 
cock, s. 
course, 8. 
craft. 
gauge, 8. 
level. 
line, s. 
logged. 
man, men. 
mark. 
proof. 
spout, 8. 
tank, s. 
tight. 
way, 8. 
wheel, s. 


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Water, s, ed, ing. 
works. 
worn. 

Wave, d,ing,3. — 
of the hand. 
of the lantern. 
to the left. 
to the right. 

Waver, ed, ing. 

Wax. 

Way, 8. 
and means, 

We. 

are. 

are not. 

can. 

cannot. 
ought. 
ought not. 
shall. 

shall not. 

Weak, ly. 
force. 
handed. ° 

Weaken, ed, ing. 

Weakness. 

Wealth. 

Wealthy. 

Weapon, s. 

Wear. 
and tear. 
ship. 
short round. 

Wearing. 

Wear, ing, out. 

Wear, ing, ship. 

Wearied. 

Weariness. 

Wearisome. 

Weary, ing. 

Weather. 
beam. 
beaten. 


Weather. 

bit your cable. 

bound. 

bow. 

gauge. 

glass, (barometer. ) 

helm. 

is looking better. 

quarter, 
shore. 
side. 

tide. 

Wise. 
Weatherly. 
Weathermost. 
Wedge, d, ing. 
Wednesday. 

evening. 

morning. 
noon. 
night. 
Week, s. 
Weekly. 
exercise. 
report, &. 
routine. 
Weevil, s. 
Weevilly. 
bread. 
Weigh, ed, ing. 
anchor. 
Weight, s. 

of metal. 
Weights and measures. 
Welcome, d, ing. 
Weld, ed, ing. 
Welfare. 

Well. 
Were. 
West. 
Westerly. 

current, s. 

course. 


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Westerly. 
drift. 
set. 


wind. 

Western. 

Westernmost. 

West Indies. 

Westing. 

Westward, ly. 

Wet, ting. . 
bulb. thermometer. 
provisions. 

Whale, s. 
boat, s. 
bone. 
fishery. 

Whaler, s. 

Whaling fleet. 

Wharf. 

Wharfage. 

What. 
day. 


news. 
time. 
Whatever. 
Wheaton’s Laws of Nations. 
Wheel. 
and pinion. 
barrow, 8. 
rope, s. 
Whelp,s, of the capstan. 
When. ay 
Whence. 
Whenever. 
Where. 
Whereas. 
Whereby. 
Wherefore. 
Wherein. 
Wherever. 
Which. 
While. 
Whip, ped, ping, s. 


Nos. 


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WHI 


Whipping twine. 
Whirl, ed, ing. 
Whirlpool. 
Whirlwind. 
Whisker, s. 
‘Whiskey. 
Whistle, d, ing. 
White. 
and black. 
cap, 8. 
frock, s. 
lead. 
paint, 3. 
trowsers. 
Whiten, ed, ing 
White squall. 
swelling. 
wash, ed, ini. 
water. 
Whiting. 
Whitworth gun, s. 
Who. 
Whoever. 
Whole. 
Wholesome. 
food. 
fruit. 
Wholly. 
Whom. 
Whose. 
Whosoever. | 
Why. 
Wick, s. 
Wicked, ly. 
Wickedness. 


Wide, ly. 


channel. 

spread. 

stream. 
Widely. 
Width. 


Wild, ly. 
' firing. 


WIT 


Wilful, ly. 
Will. 
Willingly. 
Wilt, ed, ing. 
Win, ning. 
Winch, es. 
Wind, s. 
and water. 
bound. 
gauge. 
is ahead. 
is fair. 
rode. 
sail, 9. 

Windage. 

Windlass. 

Windward. 

Windy. 

Wing, 8, ed, ing. 
and wing. 
of the army. 
of the fleet. 

Winged out. 

Winter, ed, ing. 

Wipe, d, ing. 

Wiper, 8. 

Wire, 8. 
cloth. 
gauze. 
rope. 
rigging. 

Wisdom. 

Wise, ly. 

Wiser. 

Wisest. 

Wish, ed, ing, es. 

With. 

a will. 
difficulty. 
the sun. 

Withdraw, ing. 
from action. 

Withdrew. 


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0977 | Wither, ed, ing. 
8 | Withheld. 
9 | Withhold, ing. 
0980 | Within. 
1 | Without. 
2 day. 
3 difficulty. 
4 | Withstand, ing. 
5 | Withstood. 
6 | Witness, ed, ing. 
7 | Witnesses. 
8 | Women. 
2 | Won. 
0990 | Wood, ed. 
Wooden. 
2 ship, s. 
3 | Wood ends. 
4 | Woodlock, s. 
5 | Woodwork. . 
6 | Woof. 
7 | Wool. 
- 8 | Woold, ed, ing. 
0999 | Woolen. 
001 clothing. 
2 | Word, ed, s. 
3 | Wore. 
4 | Work, ed, ing. 
3) against. 
6 at. 
7 down. 
8 house. 
9 in. 


0010 night and day. 


out. 
to windward. 
np. 

Working beam. 


2 

3 

4 

5 class, es. 

6 day. 

7 drawings. 

8 party, ies. 

9 | Workman or men. 
0020 | Workmanlike. 


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Workmanship. 
Workshop, s. 
World. 
Worm, 8. 
and scraper, 8. 
Wormy. 
Worn. 
out. 
Worry, ted, ing. 
Worse. 
Worst.. 
Worth. 
Worthless, ness. 
Worthy. 
Would. 
Wound, ed, ing, 8. 
Wounded men. 
Wounded officer, s. 
Wreck, ed, ing, s. 
master. 
Wrecked people. 
vessel, s. 
Wretch, ed, es. 
Wretchedness. 
Write, ing. 
Written. 
Writer, s. 
Writing paper. 
Wrong, ed, ing. 
Wrongful, ly. 
Wrote. 
Wrought. 
iron. 
iron nails. 
iron plate, s. 
Xebec. 
Yacht, s, ing. 


Yam, s. 
Yard, 8. 
arm, 8. 
arm and yard arm. 
across, 
rope, 8. 


| 
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Yard, s. 0086 | Yet. 
0064 tackle, s. 7 | Yield, ed, ing. 
5 whip, 8. || . 8] You. 
6 | Yarn, s. 9 are. 
7 | Yaw, ed, ing. 0090 are not. 
8 |} Yaw, s: . must. 
9 | Year, s. 2 should. 
0070 | Yearly. 3 will. 
1 | Yellow. 4 | Your. 
2 bunting, s. | 5) disting’ish’g penn’ts or lights. 
3 fever. 6 number. 
4 fever on board. 7 station. 
5 ochre. 8 | Yourself, ves. 
6 paint. 0099 | Zeal. 
7 | Yeoman, s, men. 0001 | Zealous, ly. 
8 account, 8. 2 | Zenith. 
zy stores. 3 distance. 
0080 store room, &. 4 | Zero. 
for Y 6. 5 | Zine paint. 
2 | Yesterday. 6 sheet, 8, of. 
3 afternoon. | 7 | Zodiac, al. 
4 evening. 8 | Zone, s. 
0085 morning. 0009 | Zouave, s. 


GHOGRAPHICAL LIST. 


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Abaco Light-House, Bahamas. 


| Absecom Inlet, New Jersey, U.S. | 


AAL 


Aalborg, Denmark. 
Aalesnud, Norway. 
Aarhaus, Denmark. 
Abaco, Bahamas. 


Abacou Point, Hayti, W. I. 
Abacou Great Island, Bahamas. 
Abbeville, France. 

Aberaron, Wales. 

Aberdeen, Scotland. 

Abergeley, Wales. 

Aberystwith, Wales. 

Abo, Russia. 

Aboukir, Egypt. 

Abrolhos Shoals, C’st Brazil, 8. A. || 


Absecom Light- House, Coast of | 
New Jersey, U.S. 


Abydos, Asia Minor. 

Abyssinia, East Africa. 

Acapulco, Mexico. 

Accomac, Coast of, Virginia, U.S. 
Accra, Guinea. 

Acheen, Sumatra. 

Acheen Head, N. W. Pt. Sumatra. || 
Achil Head, Ireland. 

Acklin Island, Bahamas. 

Acre, Syria. 

Adalia, Asiatic Turkey. 

Adalia, Gulf of, Karamania. 
Adelaide, Australia. 

Aden, Arabia. 

Admiral’s Cove. 

Admiralty Islands, South Pacific. 
Admiralty Sound, Terra del Fuego. 


Adour River, France. 

Adore Matte Atoll, Maldive Island. 
Adra, Spain. 

Adrianople, Turkey. 

Adriatic Sea, Mediterranean. 
Adramitti, Asia Minor. 

Adventure Bay. 


Affghanistan, Asia. 


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Africa, Coast of. 

Africa, East Coast of. 

Africa, West Coast of. 
Agameuticus Hills, Maine, U. 8. 
Agde Harbor, France. 


Agde, Mount, France. 
Agia Maria Cape, Asia Minor. 
Agenhu Island, Loo-Choo Islands. 


Aggermore Rock. 
Agincourt Island. 
Agio Strati Isl’d, Greek Archip’go. 
| Aglionby Point. 
| Agnes, St., England, West Coast. 
Agnes Island. 
Aguada Bay. 
Aguadilla Bay. 
| Agua del Key. 
Aguas Calientes, Mexico. 
Aguilas, Spain. 
| Agugas Point. 
' Agulha Point, Madeiras, 
Ahus, Sweden. 
Aiges Mortes, France. 
Air, Point of, Coast of Wales. 
Aix, France. 
Aix-la-Chapelle, Prussia. 
Ajaccio, Corsica. 
Ajon Reef. 
Ajuero. 
Akabah, Gulf of, Red Sea. 
Akaroa, New Zealand. 


Akrotiri Cape, Greek Archipelago. | 


Akyab, Bengal. 

Alacranes, Gulf of Mexico. 
Aland Isles, Russia. 

Alamaquan Island, Mariana Isl’ds. 


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Alang Point, Clove Island. 
Alargate Reef, Mosquito Coast. 
Alaya, Asiatic Turkey. 

Albatross Island, Bass Straits. 
Albatross Islands, Brazil. 
Albemarle Sound, N. Carolina, Use 
| Alberton, Australia. 


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Albion Bank. 

Alboran Island, Mediterranean. 
Alcantara, Spain. 

Aleatrases Shoals, Cuba. 
Alcatraz Island, Coast of Africa. 
Alcatrazes, Brazil. 

Aleceste Island, Yellow Séa. 
Alcoutra. 

Alcoy Island. 

Aldabra Island, Indian Ocean. 
Aldborough, England. 

Alden’s Rock, Maine, U.S. 
Alderney, English Channel. 
Aleutian Islands. 


Alexander, Cape, Barrow’s Straits. 


lexander, Cape, N. C’st America. 


Alexander, Cape, Choiseul Island, 
South Pacific. 


Alexander Island, Antarctic Oc’n. 
Alexander, Mt., Gulf Carpentaria. 
Alexander, Port, West C’st Africa. 
Alexander Shoal, China Sea. 
Alexandretta, Karamania. 
Alexandria, Port of, Egypt. 


Alexandria, Potomac River, Vir- 
ginia, U.S. 


Alfraques, Port, East Coast Spain. 


| Alfred Shoal, Celebes. 


Algarroba Point. 

Algeciras, Gibraltar Bay, Spain. 
Alghero, Island of Sardinia. 
Algiers, Africa. 

Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope. 
Alhucemas, Morocco. 

Alicante, Spain. 

Alicante, Gulf of, Spain. 
Alicota, Island of Sicily. 

Alice Point, Naples. 

Aliceedi Island, Lipari Islands. 


Aliguai Island, Mindinao, Philip- 
pine Islands. 


Alijos Rocks, Galapagos Islands. 
Alipata Point, Leyte, Philip’ne Is. 
Alippee, Hindostan. 


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Al-Kalah, Barbary. 

Alkmaar, Holland. 

Allas Straits, Malay Archipelago. 
Allanis Hole. 

Allegranza, Canary Islands. 
Allerton, Australia. 

Alligator Reef, Jamaica, W. I. 


Alligator Rock, 8. E, Coast China. 
Alligator River, N. C’st Australia. 


Alligator Pond Key. 


Alligator River, N. Carolina, U.S. 


All Saints Bay, Brazil. 

AU Saints, West Indies. 
Almadies Rocks, Senegambia. 
Almeria, Spain. 

Almirante Bay. 

Almirante Islands. 
Almufedas, Brazil. 
Almunecar, Spain. 
Alnemouth, England. 

Alofa, South Pacific Ocean. 
Aloupo Cape, Karamania. 
Alphonse Island, Almirante Isles. 


Alpreck Point, N.W. Coast France. 


Alsen, Baltic Sea. 


Alta Vela, South C’st St. Domingo. | 


Altamaha Sound, Georgia, U.S. 


Althorpe Is., Spencer Gulf, Aus’lia. | 
. Altona, Germany. 


Altowaba. 
Alvarado, Gulf of Mexico. 


Amak Isl’d, N. W. Coast America. 
Amakirima Is)’d, Loo-Cbhoo group. 


Amanu, South Pacitie Ocean. 


Amargura Island, 8. Pacific Ocean. 


Amastro, Black Sea. 


Amatigneh Id., N.W. C’st America. 


Amazon River, South America, 
Ambas Bay, Bight of Biafra. 


Ambatiki Island, 8. Pacific Ocean. 
Ambelie, Low Id., Celebes, E. C’st. 
-| Amber Cape, Madagascar. 


Ambergtis Bay, West Indies. 


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170 | Amblaw Island, Bouro. 212 | Anaa, Low Archipelago, South Pa- 
1 | Ambonia, Island, Ceram. ; cific Ocean. 
2 | Ambolon Island, Mindoro. 3 | Anachoretes, South Pacific Ocean. | 
3 | Amberg Bay, N. W. Coast Borneo. 4 | Analaboo, 8S. W. Coast of Sumatra. | 
4 | Amboroo Bank, Senegambia. 5 | Ananibas, China, Bea. 
5 Ambryna Land, China Sea. 6 | Anamour Cape, Karamania. 
6 | Ambriz, Africa: 7 | Ananes Rocks, Greek Archipelago. 
7 | Ambrose, St., Isl’d, S. Pacific Ocean. 8 | Anapa, Circassia. 
8 | Ambrym Island, New Hebrides. 9 | Anaphi Island, Greek Archipelago. 
9 | Ameland, North Sea. ok PeaeoO ay. . 
180 | Amelia Island, Florida, U. 8. 1 | Anasi Island, Greek Archipelago. 
1 | Amelia Sound, Georgia, U. S. 2 | Anastasia Island, C’st Florida, U. 5. 
2 | ‘Ameni, Lacadive Islands. 3 | Anataxan Island, Mariana Islands. 
3 | Amherst, Gulf of Martaban. 4 | Anatolia, Asia Minor. 
4 Amherst Island, Magdalen Islands. 5 jpanonor Cay, orks Gunite. 
5 | Amherst Roc&s, Pescadores Isl’ds. 6 | Anchor Point, N. Amer., W. Coast. 
6 | America, North. 7 | Auchoras Islands, Brazil, E. Coast. 
ee Artiarica: South: 8 | Anciola Point, Iviza, Balearic Isles. 
8 | America, East Coast. map omoanan Hael y: | 
Dupanierioe; Sonth Goat. 230 | Aneutta, Lacadive Islands. 
190 | America, West Coast of. 1 | Andalusia Bank, China Sea. 
Ateetecn: NeW Coastbs 2 | Andamans, Bay of Bengal. 
2 |} American Shoal, Florida Reefs. 3 | Andema Island, N. Pacific Ocean. | 
3 | Amet Island. 4 | Andée, Norway. 
4 | Amlia Island, Aleutian Isles. 5 | Andrava Bay, Madagascar 
5 | Amo TIguign Islet, Philippine Isl’ds. 6 | Andre, St., Philippine Islands. 
6 | Amorgo Island, Greek Archipelago. 7 | Andrea Cape, Island Cyprus. 
7 | Aworgo Poulo Island, G’k Arch’go. 8 | Andrea, St., Adriatic. 
8 | Amoughta Island, Aleutian Isles. 9 | Andrew, St., Cape, Madagascar. 
9 | Amoor River, Asia, Okotsk Sea. 240 | Andrew, St., Island, North Pacific. | 
200 | Amorgos, Greece. 1 | Andrew’s, St., Maine, U.S. | 
1 | Amourang Bay, Celebes, N. Coast. 2 | Andrew’s, St., East Coast Scotland. 
2 | Amoy, China, South East Coast. 3 | Andrew’s, St.,.Bay, Florida, U. 8. 
3 | Amphinome Shoals, Australia, N. 4 | Andrew’s, St., Isl., Mosquito Coast.) 
W. Coast. 5 | Andrew’s, St., Sound, Georgia, U.S. 
4 | Amphitrite Island, China Sea. 6 | Andros Tsland, Bahamas, W. I. 
5 | Amrum, Denmark. 7 | Andros Island, Greek Archipelago. 
6 | Amsterdam, Holland. 8 | Anegada, Virgin Isles. 
7 | Amsterdam, Dutch Guiana. 9 | Angar Island, Persian Gulf. 
8 | Amsterdam, Venezuela. 250 | Angau Island, Feejee Islands. 
9 | Amsterdam Island, Dampier Str’ts. 1 | Angeles Point, Chili. 


210 | Amsterdam Island, Indian Ocean. | 2 | Angelica Reef, South of Celebes. 


211 | Amtschitka Island, America, N.W.|| 253 | Angelo, St., Mount, West Coast / 
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Angelo, St., Cape, Greece. 

Angelo, St., Mount, Naples. 
Angenweel Harbor, India, W. C’st. 
Angerstein Rocks. 

Anglesea, North Wales. | 
Angola, West Africa. 

Angostura, South America. 
Angour Island, Pelew Islands. 
Angoza Island, Mozambique. 
Angra, Azores. 

Angra Pequena, South Africa. 
Angria Bank, West Coast of India. 
Anguilla Isl., W. Indies, Bahamas. 
Anguilla, Island, Virgin Isles. 
Anguille, Cape, Labrador, W. Coast. 


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Anguila Point, Iviza, Balearic Isles. 


Anhatomirim, Brazil, 8. EK. Coast. 
Anholt Island, Denmark. 

Aniva Cape, Penins. of Sagalin. 
Anjediva Island, Malabar Coast. 
Anjenga, Ceylon. 

Anjer, Strait of Sunda. 

Anjol, Cape, 8. Coast of Java. 
Aun, Cape, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Ann, Cape, New Britain. 

Ann, Cape, Harbor, Mass., U. S. 
Ann’s Reef, Lipari Islands. 

Ann, St., Cape, Coast of Liberia. 
Ann, St., Island, E. Coast of Brazil. 


| Ann, St., Shoals, Gulf of Guinea. 


Ann, St., Bay, Jamaica, W. I. 
Ann, St., Harbor, Cape Breton Is’d. 


| Ann, St., Lights, Coast of Wales. 


Anna, Pulo, North Pacific Ocean. 
Anna, St., Island, Brazil. 


Anna, St., Island, Solomon Islands.| 


Anna, Santa. 

Anna, Santa, de Chaves. 
Annamoaka Isl’d, S. Pacific Ocean. 
Annam, Isle of Man. 


_ Annapolis, Chesapeake Bay. 


Annapolis, Nova Scotia. 


| Annatom Island, §. Pacific Ocean. 


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Anne, St., Bay, Marq uesas Islands. 
Anne, St., Isl-, Seychelle Archip’go. 


Anne, St., Mountains, Gulf of St. 
Lawrence. 


Annenkov Island, Sandwich Isl’ds. 


Annisquam, Massachusetts, U. 8. 


Annobona, Bight of Biafra. 
Ano Nuevo Point, Mexico. 
Anouda, Feejee Isl.,S. PacificOcean. 


| Anse a Chouchou Bay. 


Anse a Claire. 

Anse a Galet. 

Anse a Pitres. 

Anse, Great, Autilles. 
Anson Bay, Corea. 
Anson Bay, Ladrones. 
Antarctic Ocean. 


Antibes, France. : 

Anticosti Island, Gulf St. Lawr’ce. 

Anticosti, East Point. 

Anticosti, West Point. 

Antigozzo, Candia. 

Antiqua Island, West Indies. 

Antimille, Antemilo, G’k Archip’go. 

Antioch, Karamania. 

Antioco, St., Island, Sardinia. 

Antiparos, Greek Archipelago, 

Antipaxo Island, Ionian Isles, 

Antipsara, Asia Minor. 

Antique, Philippine Isles. 

Antivari, Albania. 

Antonio, Cape, Spain, E. Coast of. |! 

Antonio, Port, Jamaica, W. I. 

Antonio, St., Azores. 

Antonio, St., Bay, Bight of Biafra, 
Africa. ‘ 

Antonio, St., Cape, Brazil, S. A. 

Antonio, St., Cape, B’os Ayres, S. A./) 

Antonio, St., Cape, Cuba, W. I. | 

Antonio, St.,Mountains, Bermudas. . 

Antonio, St., Reef, South Africa. / 


Anton, St., Port, Iviza Island, Med- || 
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Antonio, St., Port, Patagonia, S. A. 


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Anton Lizardo, Mexico, Coast of. 
Anthony, St., Cape, Arabia, Red 
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Antony, St., Light, English Coast. 
Antwerp, Belgium. 
Anvil, Porto Rico Island, W. I. 


Anzo, Port, Gulf of Genoa, Medi’n. ) 


Aor, Pulo, Sumatra. 

Aotia, New Zealand, N. E. C’st of. 
Aoura, North Pacific Ocean. 
Aour, Marshall Is., N. Pacific Oc’n. 
Apamama, South Pacific Ocean. 
Aparri, Babuyanes Islands. 
Apataki, South Pacific Ocean. 
Apee Island, New Hebrides. 
Apenrade, Denmark. 

Api Head, Flores. 

Apia, New Hebrides. 

Apia Harbor, New Hebrides. 
Apolima Island, Navigator’s Isl’ds. 
Apollonia, Ivory Coast, Africa. 
Apollos Island, Japan Islands. 
App Shoal, Palawan. 

Appalachee Bay, Florida, U. 8. 
Appalachicola, Florida, U.S. 
Aprouak River, Guiana, S. A. 


Aquia Creek, Potomac River, Vir- 
ginia, U.S. 


Arab’s Tower, Egypt. 

Arabat, Black Sea. ~ 

Arabia. 

Arabian Sea, Gulf. 

Aracan, Coromandel Coast. 
Aracati, Brazil. 

Arahi Point, New Zealand. 
Araish, Africa, N. W. Coast. 
Arakamchechen, North Coast Asia. 
Arakcheyeff Island. 


- Aransas Bay, Texas, U.S. 


Aransas Pass, Texas, U. 8S. 
Aratica, South Pacifie Ocean. 
Arauco, Chile, S. A. 

Arbolado Point, Gulf of California. 
Arbroath, Scotland. 


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Arcadia, Greece, West Coast. 
Arcas, Gulf of Mexico. 

| Arcé Island, Patagonia, East C’st. 
| Archangel, White Sea. 

Archangel Island, S. Pacific Oc’n. 
| Archangel Gabriel Bk., Kamtch’a. 
Arched Rock, South Atrica. 


_ Archimedes Bank, Rio de la Plata, 
8. A. 


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Archipelago; Buccaneer. 
Archipelago, Chayos. 
Archipelago, Dampier. 
Archipelago, Grecian. 
Archipelago, Louisade. 
Archipelagy, Low. 
Archipelago, Malay. 
Archipelago, Santa Cruz. 
Archipelago, Solomon’s. 
Archipelago, Sooloo. 


Arcuento, Mount, Sardinia. 
Arctic Ocean. 

Ardasier Shoal, N. W. of Borneo. 
Ardassier Islet, Gilolo Passage. 
Arden Island, Torres Straits. 
Ardglass, Ireland. 

Ardjuno Mount, Java, South C’st 
Ardrossan, Scotland. 


Arecife, Port Naos, Madeiras. 
Arecifos Island, N. Pacific Ocean. 


Areemba Head, Mozambique, S’th 
Africa. 


Arena Island, Mindanao, Philip- 
pine Islands. 


Arena Point, California. 
Arena Point, Peru. 

Arenas Cay, Gulf of Mexico. 
Arenas Point, Mosquito Coast. 
Arendal, Norway. 

Arensberg, Russia. 

Arentes, Java Sea. 

| Arequipa, Peru. 


Arfak Mountains, New Guinea, N. |), 


Coast. 


Archipelago, Aleutian, N. W. C’st 


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Argentine Confederation. 
Argent Mountain, Guiana, S. A. 


Argentario Mountain, Gulf of Ge- 
noa, Italy. 


Argentera Cape, Minorca, Medit’n. 
Argentiera Island, Greek Archip’o. 
Argentino Fort, Buenos Ayres. 
Argonaut Island, Coast of Tartary. 
Argostoli Port, Ionian Isles. 
Arguello Point, Mexico. 

Arguin Bank, Africa, N.W. Coast. 
Argyle Island, Georgia, U.S. 
Arholma, East Coast of Sweden. 
Ari Atoll, Maldive Isles. 


' Ariadne Bank, Society Islands, S. 


Pacific Ocean. 
Ariadne Rocks, Pescadores Isl’ds. 
Ariaga Isl’d, N.W. and N. of Gilolo. 
Arichat, Cape Breton Isles. 
Arichat Harbor. 
Arica, Peru. 


Arid Cape, Recherche Archip’go, 
Australia. 


Aride Island, Seychelle Archip’go. 
Ariel Reef, New Zealand. 

Arimoa Isles, New Guinea, N. C’st. 
Aris Island, New Guinea, N. C’st. 
Arish, El, Syria. 

Aristazabal Cape, Patagonia, E.Ct. 
Arki, Greek Archipelago. : 
Arklow, Ireland. 

Arkona, Baltic Sea. 

Arlagnuk, Arctic Ocean. 
Armegon Hill, Coromandel Coast. 
Armenia, Asia. 

Armi, Cape del, Gulf of Genoa, It’y. 
Armi, Cape del, Naples, Italy. 
Armiansk, Black Sea. 

Armstrong Island, N. Pacific Oc’n. 
Armuyden Bank, Strait of Sunda, 
Arnheim Bay, Gulf of Carpentaria. 
Arnheim Cape, Gulf Carpentaria. 
Arno, Norway. 

Arno River, Italy. 


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Arnold Isl’d, Australia, N. E. C’st. 
Arrabida Fort, Portugal. 

Arracan River, Bay of Bengal. 
Arran Islands, Galway Bay. 
Arrar, Ras, Arabia, South Coast. 
Arroa Sound, Strait of Malacca. 
Arrogant Rock, Java Sea. 
Arrowsmith’s Is., N. Pacific Ocean. 
Arru Islands, Banda Sea. 

Arsenal Point, Potomac Riv., U.S. 
Arta, Gulf of, Ionian Sea. 

Arthur Island, South Pacific Oc’n. 


Arthur Islet, Marshal Islands, N. 
Pacific Ocean. 


Arthur, Mount,Van Dieman’s Ld., 
North Coast. 


Arthur, Port, Van Dieman’s Land, 
South Coast. 


Artibonite River. 
Arubah Cape, Beloochistan. 
Arutua, South Pacific Ocean. 
Arvoredo Island, Brazil, S. E. C’st. 
Arzenie, Persian Gulf, South C’st. 
Arzeu, Morocco. 
Asaua Group, South Pacific Oe’n, 
Ascalon, Syria. 
Ascension Bay, Gulf of Mexico. 
Ascension Island, Caroline Is|’ds. 
Ascension Island, South Atlantic. 
Ashapee Harbor. 


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Ashmore Shoal, Australia. 

Asia. 

Asia Minor. 

Asia Island, Dampier Strait. 

Asia Light, Black Sea. 

Asia Rock, Peru, S. A. 

Asinara, Sardinia. 

Aspinwall, or Colon, Cen. America. 
Aspo Beac, Gulf of Finland. 
Aspo Island, Norway. 

Aspotogon Harbor. 

Assam, India. 

Assateague Island, U.S. 
Assateague Inlet, U.S. | 


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Assens, Denmark. 
Asses’ Ears, China, South Coast. 


‘Asses’ Ears, Japan Islands. 


Asses’ Ears, Persian Gulf. 

Assini River, Ivory Coast, Africa. 
Assumption Island, Ladrones. 
Assumption Island, Mozambique. 
Astola Island, Beloochistan. 
Astoria, New York, U. 8. 

Astoria, Oregon, U.S. 

Astova, Mozambique Channel. 
Astrolabe Cape, Solomon Islands. 
Astrolabe Creek, Solomon Islands. 
Astrolabe Island, NewS. Shetland. 
Astrolabe Reef, Feejee Islands. 
Astrolabe Reefs, Loyalty Isles. 
Astrolabe Road, New Zealand. 
Astrolabe Rock. 

Astropalaia, Greek Archipelago. 
Asuad, Ras al, Barbary. 

Asuad, Ras al, East Africa. 
Asuncion, Paraguay, 8. America. 
Asuncion Island, Gulf California. 
Atacames, U. S. Colombia, §, A. 
Atalaia Point, River Amazon. 
Atangota Island, Navigator’s Is’ds. 
Atcha, N. W. Coast of America. 
Atchafalaya, Louisiana, U.S. 
Atchafalaya River, U.S. 

Aterra Cape, Ionian Isles. 

Athens, Greece. 

Athens, Gulf of, Greece. 

Athos, Cape, Greek Archipelago. 
Athos, Mount, Greek Archipelago. 
Atiou, Cook Islands. 

Atlantic Island, N. Pacific Ocean. 
Atlantic Coast. 

Atlantic, North. 

Atlantic, South. 

Atooi Is].,Sandwich Ids, N. Pacific. 
Atrato River, U.S. Colombia, C. A. 
Atrevida, Mexico, West Coast of. 


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Attwick Rock, Strait of Gaspar. ! 
Attwood’s Cay, Bahamas, W. I. 
Auckland, China Sea. 

Auckland, New Zealand. 

Auckland Islands,S. Pacific Ocean. 
Audierne, France. 

Auflaka, Sea of Marmora, Turkey. 
Augusta, Port, Sicily. 
Augusta, Maine, U.S. 
Augusta, Georgia, U.S. 

Augusta River. 
Augustin, St., Bay, Madagascar. 
Augustin, St., Cape, Brazil. 

Augustin, St., Cape, Philippines. 
Augustin, St., Harb’r, Florida, U.S. 
Augustin, St., Isl.,8. Pacific Ocean. 
Augustin, St., Mt.,N.Am.,W.Coast. 
Augustus Island, Australia. 

Augustus, Mt., Torres Straits. 

Aura Island, South Pacific Ocean. 
Aureed Island, Torres Straits. 

Aulona, or Valona, Adriatic Sea. 

Aurora Bank, Gilolo Passage. 
Aurora Island, Low Archipelago. 
Aurora Island, New Hebrides. | 
Auskery Island, Orkney Isles. 
Australia. 

Australia, North. | 

Australia Reef, N. W. of Australia. 
Australia, South. 


Australian Bight. » 
Australind, Australia,S. W. Coast. | 
Austria, Europe. 


Australia, Western. | 


Aux Cayes, St. Domingo, N. Coast. 
Ava, Japan. | 
Avarena Pt., St. Domingo, S. C’st. 
Avatcha Bay, Kamtschatka. 
Avatcha Islands, Kamtschatka. 
Aveiro, Portugal. 

Averdi, Cape, Solomon Islands. 
Aves Island, Windward Is’ds, W.I. 
Aves Islands, Coast of Venezuela. 


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9 | Avlona, Adriatic, East Coast. 
| 590 | Avola, Sicily. 
1 | Avon Islands, N. W. of Australia. 
| 2 | Avova, Cape, Karamania. 
3 | Avranches, France. 
4 | Awa, Cape, Islands of Japan. 
5 | Awakalo, Feejee Islands. 
6 | Awath, Ras, East Africa. 
7 | Axim, Ivory Coast, Africa. 
8 | Ayas, Karamania. 
9 | Ayer Bongy, Sumatra. | 
600 | Ayr, Point of, Isle of Man. 
1 | Ayr, or Ayre, Harbor, Scotland. 
2 | Ayre Island, Minorca. 
3 | Azafoun, Mt., Algiers, Africa. 
4 | Azamor, Morocco, Africa. 
5 | Azata, Viti Archipelago, S. Pacific. 
|| 6 | Azof, or Azov, Russia, Black Sea. 
7 | Azof, Sea of. 
8 | Azores, North Atlantic. 
9 | Baagoe. 
| 610 | Baba. 
1 | Baba Cape. 
2 | Babel Islands. 
3 | Bab el Mandeb, Straits. 
4 | Babi Island. 
5 | Babi Pule, Aru Islands. 
6 | Babi Pulo, Java. 
7 | Babi Pulo, Sumatra. 
8 | Babily Pulo. 
9 | Babor Mount. 
620 | Babuyanes Islands. 
1 | Babuyan, New. 
2 | Bacalhao Island. 
3 | Back Point. 
4 | Back River, Massachusetts. 
5 | Back River, Virginia. 
| 6 | Back River Light-House, Virginia. 
| 7 | Back River Point. 
8 | Badagry. 
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Baffin Island. 

Baftin’s Bay. 7 

Baffin’s Islands. 
Bagamango Island. 

Baglan. 

Bagnan Island. 

Bahamas, W. I. 

Bahama, Great Bank, W. I. 
Bahama Island, W. I. 
Bahama, Little Bank, W. I. 
Bahama Channel, Old, W. I. 
Bahama, Cuba, W. I. 
Bahia, Brazil. 

Bahia, Alejandro. 

Bahia Blanea. 

Bahia Honda, Cuba. 

Bahia Honda, Florida. 
Bahia Honda, Guatemala. 
Bahia Honda, U. 8. Colombia. 
Bahia Falsa, Brazil. 

Baie de Ferret. 

Baie de Flammands. 

Baie du Mesle. | 
Bahrein fsland. 

Baia. 

Bailey Island. 

Bailey Islands. 

Bailique Isl’d, River Amazon, S. A. 
Bairout, or Beyrout, Syria. | 
Bajo Gallardo. 

Bajo Navidad. 

Bajo Seco. 

Bajoli, Cape. 

Baker’s Island, Maine, U. S. 
Baker’s Island, Mass., U. S. 
Baker Point. 

Balabae Island. 

Balabalak. 

Balabea Island. 

Balade Harbor, New Caledonia. 
Balagonan Point. 


Balambangan Island. 
Balandra Bay. 


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Balasore River. 
Balbi Mount. 
Balbriggan. 
Bald Cape. 


Bald Head [. and L. H., N. Carol’a. 


Bald Head, Australia. 

Bald Head, Maine, U.S. 

Balearic Islands, Mediterranean. 
Baleine Bank. 


. Baleine Shoal. 


Baleira, Morocco. 

Balintang Islands. 

Baline Cove. 

Balize, Honduras. . 
Balize, Delta of the Mississippi. 
Balize Rock. 

Ball’s Pyramid. 

Ball’s Rocks. 

Ball’s Creek. 

Ballina, Ireland. 

Ballard, Cape. 

Ballard Point. 

Ballena Point. 

Balleny Islands. 

Ballones Cape. 

Bally Island, Malay Archipelago. 
Bally Strait, Malay Archipelago. 
Bally Cottin, Ireland. 

Bally Shannon, Ireland. 

Balta Island. ‘ 

Balona Shoals, Cuba. 

Baltic. 

Baltic Port. 

Baltimore, Maryland, U.S. 
Baltimore, Ireland. 

Bampton Shoal. 

Bancawang. 

Bana Point. 

Bananas Islands. 

Banca, Celebes. 

Banca, Indian Archipelago. 
Bancawan Island. 


Bancoongong. 


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Bancoot River, British India. 
Bancowan. 

Banculin Point. 

Banda Isl’d, Molucca Archipelago. 
Banda Sea. 

Banda Straits. 

Bande de l’Arier Bay. 

Banditte Island. 

Bandol. 

Bandoras Bay. 

Bane Harbor. 

Bane’s Port, Cuba, W. I. 

Banff. 

Bangay Island. 

Banglores. 

Banguey Is., Borneo, N. E. Coast. 
Banguey Is., Borneo, N. W. Coast. 
Bangor, Ireland. 

Bangor, Maine, U. S. 

Banham Islands. 

Baniak Island. 

Banistre Cays. 

Banjar Massin, Borneo. 

Banjoar. 

Banka Island, Malay Archipelago. 
Bankel Island. 

Bankok, Siam. 

Banks’ Cape. 

Banks’ Island. 

Banks’ Islands. | 

Banks’ Land. 

Banks’ Peninsula. 

Banks’ Point. 
Banks’, Sir J., Group. 
Banks’ Straits, Bass’ Straits. 
Banks of Florida, U.S. 
Banks of Newfoundland. 
Banna, Ras. 

Bannister Road. ° 

Bantam. 

Banton Island. 

Bantoncillo Island. 

Bantry Bay, Ireland. 


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Bappang Shoal. 
Baracoa, Cuba, W. I. 


‘Barahona. 


Barancas, Pen’cola Bay, Fla., U.S. 
Barataria Bay, Louisiana, U. S. 
Barawally Bay, W. I. 
Barbados Island, W. f. 
Barbaios. 

Barbara, St. 

Barbara, Santa, Island. 
Barbara, St., Port. 
Barbarie Point. 

Barbas Cape. 

Barbe, St. 

Barbe Islands. 

Barbuda, W. I. 

Barbukit Hill. 

Barbour’s River. 
Barburet Islands. 
Barcelona. 

Barclay Cape. 

Barclay de Tolly Island. 
Bard Head. 
Bardia Pulo. 

Bardsey Island. 

Barebush Cay. 

Bareedy Cape. 

Barellah, Pulo. 

Barfleur Cape, France. 
Bari. 

Barima Point. 

Baring Islands. 

Baring Shoals. 

Barker Islands. 

Bariay Harbor, Cuba, W. I. 
Barilla River. 

Barletta. 

Barmosa Kebir. 
Barmouth. 

Barnhill, India. © 
Barnhill, Persian Gulf. 
Barn Island. 

Barn Island Harbor. 


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Barn Islands. 

Barnegat Inlet, New Jersey, U.S. 
Barnegat Light-House. 
Barnouic Rocks. 

Barnett’s Harbor. 
Barneyeldt, Fort. 
Barneveldt Islands. 
Barnstable. 

Barnstable Bay, Massach’tts, U.S. 
Barnstable, England. 
Barquero. 

Barra Head. 

Barra Island, Hebrides. 
Barracoa. 

Barra Ciega, Mexico. 
Barracouta Island. 
Barracouta Point. 
Barracouta Shoals. 

Barra del Tordo. 

Barra de Santa Anna. 

Barra de Santander, Mexico. 
Barra Velha.. 

Barren Cape. 

Barren Island, Andamans. 
Barren Islands, China. 
Barren Islands, China Sea. 
Barren Island, Furneaux. 
Barren Islands, Madagascar. 
Barren Island, Maryland, U. S. 
Barren Islands, N. W. Coast Amer. 
Barren Mount, East. 

Barren Inlet. 

Barrier Cape. 

Barrier Islands. 

Barrier Great Reefs. 
Barrington. 

Barrington Bay. 

Barrister Bay. | 

Barroinee Point. 

Barrow Cape. ° 

Barrow Harbor. 

Barrow Hill. 

Barrow Island, South Pacific. 


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Barrow Point, North America. 

| Barrow Point, N. W. America. 

| Barry Head. 

| Barrysway Bay. 

| Barsalore Peak. 

| Barthol, St., Island, New Guinea. 


| Barthol, St., Island, New Hebrides. 


Barthol, St., Islands. 
Barthol, St., Port. 
Barton Shoal. 
Bartlett’s Reef. 
Bartlett’s Creek. 
Barwell Island. 

Bas, Isle de, France. 
Baseelan Island. | 
Bashee Islands, Philippines. 
Basil Bay. 

Basil, Cape. 

Basin Bark. 

Basiluzza Island. 
Baskerville, Cape. 
Basque Harbor. 

Bass Harbor. . 

Bass Harbor Isle. 
Bass Rock, Greenland. 
Bass Rock, Scotland. 
Bass Harbor L. H., Maine, U. 8. 
Bass Rip, Coast, U. S. 
Bass Strait. 
Bassadore Bank. 
Bassa, Grand. 
3assania Point. 
Bassas Rocks. 

Bassas da India, 
Bassas de Pedro. 
Bassean River. 

Basse Terre. 


Bassin d@’Arcachon, N. Coast Spain. 


Bastia. 
Bastimente Harbor. 
Bat Island. 


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Batacarang Point. 

Batag Island. 

Batalin Island. 

Batan Island. 

Batang Port. 

Batang Reef. 

Batangan, Cape. 

Batan gas. 

Batavanan Island. 

Batavano. 

Batavia, Java. 

Batchian. 

Bate. 

Bateepow Rock. 

Bateman’s Hill. 

Bath, Maine, U.S. 

Bathurst, Cape. 

Bathurst Island, Australia. 
Bathurst Island, Barrow Strait. 
Bathurst Har.,Van Dieman’s La’d. 
Bathurst Low, River Gambia. 
Bathy. 
Baticolo, Ceylon. 

Batigui Island. 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, U. 8. 
Batoubara. 

Batou Gadi. 

Batou Pegge. 

Batou Palo. 

Batoum, Cape, Asiatic Turkey. 
Battanta. | 
Battle Islands. 
Battoo Point. 
Battoo Barra River. 
Batty Malve. 
Baubelthouap. 
Bauer, Cape. 
Bauld, Cape. 
Baxo del Comboy. | 
Baxo de Galardo. 
Baxo Nicolas Shoal, Cuba, W. I. 
Baxo, Nuevo, Gulf of Mexico. 
Baxec, Nuevo, Pedro Bank. 


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Bay of Good Hope. 

Bay City. 

Bay de l’Eau. . 
Bay de los Esteros, California. 
Bay de Portage. 

Bay @Omar. ~ 

Bay l’Argent. 

Bay of Acul. 

Bay of All Saints. 

Bay of Biscay. 

Bay of Bulls. 

Bay of Cortez, Cuba. 
Bay of Cutteau. 

Bay of Despair. 

Bay of Fair and False. 
Bay of Fundy. 

Bay of Ilha Grande. 
Bay of Islands, Newfoundland. 
Bay of Islands, New Zealand. 
Bay of Juliana. 

Bay of Lort. 

Bay of Neyba. 

Bay of Ocoa, Cuba. 

Bay of Perlas. 

Bay of Rencontre. 

Bay of Rocks. 

Bay of Rotte. 

Bay of San Christoval. 
Bay of St. Anthony. 
Bay of St. Barbe. 

Bay of St. Genevieve. 
Bay of St. Jobn. 

Bay of St. Joseph. 

Bay of St. Louis. 

Bay of Thurin. 

Bay of Truxillo. 

Bay New Brunswick. 
Bay Roberts. 

Bay Ronde, Louisiana, U. S. 
Bay Verte. 

Bayport, Florida, U.S. 


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Bayenne, France. 

Bayou, St. John’s, Louisiana, U.S. 
Bazarouto Islands. 

Beach of Destretto. 

Beach Chan’], Charles’n, 8.C.,U.S. 
Beach Chamnel, Florida, U, S. ; 
Beach of Pernambuco, Brazil. 
Beach of Torres. 

Beachy Head, England. 
Beachy Point. 

Beacon Bluff. 

Beacon Island. 

Beacon Inlet. 

Beagle Bank. 

Beagle Island. 

Beagle Reef. 

Beak Point. 

Bear Bay. 


Bear Haven. 

Bear Island. 

Bear Islands, Hudson’s Bay. 
Bear Island, North Asia. 

Bear Island, Maine. 

Bear Inlet. 

Bear’s Cove. 

Bearn Cape. 

Beata Island, West Indies. 
Beauchene Island. 

Beaufort, North Carolina, U.S. 
Beaufort, South Carolina, U.S. 
Beaufort Inlet. 

Beaufort Islands. 

Beaumaris, North Wales. 
Beaupré Islands. 

Beaver Har., Lake Michigan, U.S. | 
Beaver Tail, Rhode Island, U.S. 
Bee du Raz. 


Bedeque Bay. 
Bedford Cape. 
Bedford, New, Mass., U.S. 


| Bedford Reef, L. I. Sound, U. 8. 


Bedoo, Ras. 
Bedout Cape. 


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| 1061 | Bellona Island. 
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| 1020 | Beechey Point. 3. | Bellow’s Rock. 


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2 | Beehive Rock. H 5 || Belo Poulo Island. I 
3 | Bees, St., Head. | 6 | Belt Little, D-nmark. 
4 | Behazue, Cape. 1 7 | Belt Great, Denmark. | 
5 | Behague Island. } 8 || Belvidere Shoals. 
6 | Behring, Cape. | 9 | Bembatooka Bay, Madagascar. | 
7 | Behrirg Island. i 1070 | Bembridge Light, Isle of Wight. 
8 | Behring’s Straits. | 1 | ‘Bemini Islands. | 
ote 9 | Bejaren Island, Celebes. ||! 2 | Benares Shoal. i 
| 1030 | Bejaren Island, Gilolo. | 3 | Benass Ras. 
1 | Bel Air, Port of. | 4 || Bench Island. r 
2 | Belawan. | 5 || Bencoolen. 1 
3 | Belcher’s Sound. | 6 || Bencoonat. | 
4 | Belette Point. 7 | Ben Davis’ Point. | 
5 | Belfast, Maine, U. 8. 8 | Benedicito Island. 
6 | Belfast, Ireland. / 9 | Benedict. ! 
7 | Belgica, Fort. | 1080 | Benevento. | 
8} Belgium. 1 || Bengal, Asia. | 
9 | Belize, Mississippi River, U. S. | 2 | Bengal, Bay of. 
1040 | Belk Island. 3 | Benguela, West Africa. I 
Bell Beacon. 4 || Bengazi. 1 
2 | Bell Beacon Island. 5 | Bengut. Cape. | 
3 | Bell Beacon Point. 6 ] Benicarlo. | 
4 | Bell Point. 7 | Benicia, California, U. 8. thy 
5 | Bell Rock. 8 | Benidorme Island. | 
ai} Boll Rock, Bass Straita, H. 9 | Renin’ River, Wea Artem 
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8 | Bell Sound. 1 | Benito, San, Islands, | 
9 | Bellaco Rock. 2 | Ben Jafwad, Ras. | 
1050 | Bellavista, Cape. | 3 | Bennett’s Cape. | 
1 | Bellavista, Ireland. 4 | Bennet’s Creek. / 
2 | Belle Harbor. 5 | Ben More. | 
3, Belle Islands. 6 | Ben Norris. 
4 | Belle Isle, St. Lawrence, N, A. 7 | Ben Tuirck. 
5 | Belle Isle, France. 8 | Bentinck Island. 
6 | Belle Isle, Salvador. 9 | Bequia Island, Caribbee Islands, — 
7 | Belle Isle, Straits of. 1100 | Bequia Granadines. | 
8 | Bellingham Bay, N.W. C’st U.S. | 1 | Berbera. | 
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Berdiansk, Cape. 
Berdistan Shoal. 
Beregis Reef. 
Berezan Island. 
Berenice, Egypt. ° 
Berg River. 
Bergen, Norway. 


Bergen, Prussia. 


Bergen Island. 


Bergen op Zoom. 

Berkely Sound, Falkland Islands. 
Bermija Island. 

Bermudas, North Atlantic. 
Bernal Chico Islands. 
Bernardin Bay. 

Bernardin, Cape. 
Bernardino, St. 

Bernardo Islands. 
Bernardo, San, Islands. 
Bernera Island. 

Bernier, Cape. 

Bernier Island. 

Bernouilli, Cape. 


| Berry Head. 


Berry Islands, Bahamas. 
Bertier Rock. 


| Bertrand Island. 


Berwick, North Scotland. 
Berwick’s Bay, Louisiana, U. 8. 
Besuki. 

Betanzos, Spain. 

Betra-par. . 
Beveridge Reef. 

Beverly, Massachusetts, U. S. 
Beware Point. 
Beyrout, or Bairout, Syria. 
Bexley, Cape. 

Bianco, Cape, Africa. 

Bianco, Cape, Cyprus. 
Bianco, Cape, Ionian Isles. 


Bianco, Cape, Sicily. 


Biafra, Bight of, West Africa. 
Biarritz, France. 


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Bickerton Harbor. 

Bickerton Island. 

Bicquetto Island, St. Lawrence. 
Biddulph Islands. 

Bideford Bay, England. 
Bidstone Light, England. 

Big Annemessix, Chesapeake Bay. 
Big Pelican Island. 

Bieloi. 

Bielosarai, Cape. 

Bigali Island. 

Bigar Islands. 

Bight of Benin. 

Bight of Biafra. 

Bighude Point. 

Bijouga Islands. 

Bijourtier Island. 

Bilboa, Spain. : 
Biliran. 

Billingsgate Island. 

Billiton Island, Dutch Guiana. 
Billiton Straits. 

Billool, Ras. 

Bill’s Rock. 

Biloxi, Mississippi, U.S. 

Bima. 

Bingham Point. 

Bintang Hill. 

Biorko. 

Bir, Ras. 

Birch Island. 

Bireh Point. 

Bird’s Ferry. 

Bird Island, Banda Sea. 

Bird Island, Falkland Islands. 
Bird Island, Ladrones. 


Bird Island, Low Archipelago. 
Bird Island, New Guinea. 


Bird Island, Sandwich Islands, 


Bird Island, Seychelles. 
Bird Island, West Africa. 
Bird Islands, Australia. 

Bird Islands, East Africa. 


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Bird Islands, Magdalen Islands. 
Bird Key, Morant Keys. 
Bird Rock, West Iudies. 


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‘Birkenhead, England. 


Birmah, Asia. 

Birmingham, England. 
Birvie Island. 

Biscay, Bay of. 

Bisceglia, Naples. 

Biscayen’s Hook. 

Biscayno Cay, Florida Coast. 
Bisco Islands. 

Bishop Island, North Pacific. 
Bishop Island, South Pacific. 
Bishop 8. Rock. 

Bishops & Clerks. 

Bishop’s Lagoon. 

Bissao, Senegambia. 

Biva Island. 

Bizerta. 

Bjorneborg. 

Bjuroklubb. 

Black Bay, Louisiana, U.S. 
Blackbeard Island. 

Black Comb. 

Black Head, Australia. 
Black Head, Baffin’s Bay. 
Black Head, England. 

Black Head, Ireland. 

Black Head, Labrador 
Black Head, New Zealand. 
Black Head Bay. 

Black Island. 

Black Pagoda. 

Black Point, South Atlantic. 
Black Point, Spitzbergen. 
Black River. 

Black River, Mosquito Coast. 
Black Rock, Sligo Bay. 
Black Rock Bay, Ireland. 
Black Rock Harbor. 

Black Rock, Massachusetts, U.S. 


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Black Rock, Connecticut, U.S. 
Black Rock Point. 

Black Rock, Mergui Archipelago, 
Black Rock, New Brunswick. 
Black Rock, N. W. of Borneo. 
Black Rock Bay. 

Black Rocks. 


i Black Sea. 


Blacknear Point. 
Blackman’s Bluff. 
Black Walnut Cove. 
Black Water Bank. 

Blackwood Point. 
Blair Harbor. 
3lakely Harbor, Wash. Ter., U. 8S. 

Blaize, St., Cape. 

Blanca Island. 

Blanche Point, Lurga Island. 
Blancherotte. 

Blanco, Cape, Africa. 

Blanco, Cape, Asia Minor. 

Blanco, Cape, Guatemala. 

Blanco, Cape, Majorca. 

Blanco, Cape, Patagonia. 

Blanco, Cape, Peru. 

Blanco, Cape, Spain. 

Blanco, Cape, Syria. 

Blanco, Cape, N. Africa. 


| Blanco Peak. 


Blanco Point, Guatemala. 
Blanco Point, Peru. 
Blanguilla Island. 
Blankenberg Light. 
Blanquilla Island. 
Blanquilla Shoal. 
Blanquilla, Leeward Isles. 
Blas, San, Cape. 

Blas, Si.; Cape. 

Blas, San, Point. 

Blaze, Mount. 

Blaze Point. 


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Blewfields, Mosquito Coast. 
Bligan Cape. 
Bligh Island. 


| Bligh’s Cape. 


Bligh’s Entranee. 


| Bligh’s Lagoon Island. 
| Blind Bay. 


Block Island, Rhode Island, U. 8. 
Blockhouse Island. 


| Blomoe Island. 
| Blonde Rock. 


Blooborra Point. 
Bloody Bay. 
Bloody Farland Harbor. 


| Bloodswerth Island. 


Blosseville Island. 
Blowing Rock. 


Bluefields or New Legovia, C’] Am. | 


Bluefield’s Bay. 
Bluefield’s Lagoon. 
Bluehill Bay. 

Blue Pinion Harbor. 
Bluff Cape. 

Bluff Point. 

Blyth, England. 
Blyth Island. 

Board Island. 


| Boat Harbor. 
| Boat Extreme. 
| Boat Rock. 


Boca Chica. 


Boea de Cumaysa. 


| Boca de Majello. 


| Boca de Nigua. 


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| Boea del Toro. 


Boea de Za. 

Boca de Romana. 

Boca Grande. 

Boca Grande Harbor, Florida, U.S. 
Boca Grande Key, Florida, U. 8. 
Boca Huero. 


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Boca Mona. 

Boca Navios. 

Boca Valliente. 

Boca Tigre. 

Boca Yuma. : 
Bocas Islands, West Indies. 
Bock Point. 

Boddam Island. 

Bodega Bay. 

Bodoe, Norway. 

Body’s Island, N. Carolina, U. §. 
Bodkin Point, Maryland, U. 8. 
Bodkin Swash, Maryland, U. 8. 
Boele Comba. 


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Bogatshua Cape. 

Boggy’s Peak. 

Bogoslov Island. 

Bogskar Island. 

Bogota, U. 8. Colombia. 

Bogue Banks, N. Carolina, U. S. 
Bogue Inlet. 

Bohemia Riv., Chesap’ke Bay, U.S. 
Bohanderos Islands. 

Bohol Island. 

Boidi. 

Boileau Cape. 

Bois-Blane Island, Lake Huron. 
Bajador Cape. 

Bolbones, Mount. 


| Bold Head. 


Bolhessoo Island. 

Bolinao Cape. 

Bolingbroke Point. 

Bolio, 

Bolivar Point, Texas, U. S. 
Bolivia. 

Bolongo Island. 
Bolsheretsky. 

Bolthead. 

Bolushead. 

Bom Abrigo. 

Bomba. 

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Bombay Castle. 


Bombay Hook, Delaware River. 


Bombay Shoal. 
Bombonon Point. 
Bomige Islands. 


-Bommeloe. 


Bomosa Island. 
Bompas Point. 
Bon, Cape. 
Bona. 

Bonobé. 
Bonacea Island. 


‘Bonaventura Island. 


Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland. 
Bonavista Cape. 

Bona Vista, Cape de Verdes. 
Bond Reefs. 

Bonden. 

Bonetta Cove. 

Bon Fouca. 

Beni, Caribbee Islands. 

Boni Island. 

Bonifacio, Corsica. 
Bonifacio Straits, Corsica. 
Bonin Islands, North Pacific. 
Bonne Bay. 

Bonny River. 

Bonoa. 

Bonpland Point. 
Bonqueron. 

Bontekoe. 

Bonthian, Mount. 

Bonvet’s Island. 

Bonvouloir Islands. 

Boo Islands. 

Boobooan. 

Booby Island. 

Booby Shoal. 

Boolanbow Hill. 
Booleelooyan Point. 
Boompjes. 

Boom Rock. 


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Boon Island, Maine, U. S. 
Booring Islands. 

Boot Island. 

Boot Reef. 

Boothia, Gulf of. 
Bootes Rock. 
Boyuerones Point. 
Bora-bora Island. 
Boreum Light, North Sea. 
Borda, Cape. 
Bordeaux, France. 
Bordelaise Island. 
Boreel, Cape. 

Borja Bay. 

Borlase Warr Cape. 
Borneo City. 
Borneo River. 
Borneo Shoal. 
Borneo Coral Islands. 
Bornholm, Baltic. 
Borodino Islands. 
Borracha Island. 
Borracha Cay. 
Bosbouroun, Cape. 
Boseawan Island. 
Bosphorus. 

Bossut, Cape. 
Bostanch, Ras. 
Boston, England. 
Boston, U.S. 
Boston Bay, U.S. 
Boston Island. 
Boston Islands. 


Botany Bay, New South Wales. 


Botany Island. 

Botel Tobago. 

Botel Tobago Light. 
Bothnia, Gulf of, Russia. 
Bottle Island. 
Bottomless Bay. | 
Bottomless Pit. 
Boubouang Point. 

Boue, Port de. 


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Boucan Point. 

Boucher Island. 
Boudeuse Island, Admirante Isles. 
Boudeuse Island, South Pacific. 
Boudroom, Anatolia. 
Bougainville, Cape, Australia. 


Bougainville, Cape, Van Dieman’s 
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Bougainville Island. 
Bougainville, Mount. 
Bougainville Shoal. 
Bouja. 

Bouka Island. 
Bouianga Island. 
Boulang Pulo. 

Bouldyr Island. 
Boulogne, France. ; 
Boungo, Cape. 
Bountiful Islands. 
Bounty Islands. 
Bourbon Island. 
Bourgas, Turkey. 
Bouro Island, Banda Sea. 
Bouro Island, Sumatra. 


‘Bouton Islands, Celebes. 


Bouton Islands, Malacca Strait. 
Bouvard, Cape. 

Bouvet’s Island. 

Bow Island. 

Bowbear Harbor. 

Bowditch Island. 

Bowditch Ledge, Mass., U. 8. 
Bowen, Cape, Australia. | 
Bowen, Cape, Baffin’s Bay. 
Bowen Rocks. 

Bowles Bank. 

Bowling Green, Cape. 
Boxeador, Cape. 

Boxey Harbor. 

Boyanna Bay. 

Boydtown. 

Boyne River, Ireland. 

Boyne River, Australia. 


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Brabant, Cape. 
Bradley Reef. 
Bradore Hills. 
Brace’s Cove, Massachusetts, U. S. 
Brackman Bluff. 
Brador Bay. 
Braganza Shoal. 
Braha Harbor. 
Brahestad. 
Brala Pulo. 
Brama Point. 
Branca. 


Branco, Cape. 


Brandon Head. 
Brandy Rocks. 
Brandywine Shoal. 
Brangman’s Bluff. 
Brant Island. 
Brant Point. 
Branford Reef. 
Bras d’Or, 

Bras, St., Cape. 
Brasse, Pulo. 


Brava, Cape de Verdes. 
Brava, East Africa. 
Bravo del Norte. 
Brazil. 

Brazil Rock. 


Brazza Island. 


Brazos Santiago, Texas, U. S. 


Brazos River Entrance. 
Brea Head. 

Breaker Point. 
Breakheart Point, Newfoundland. 
Breakneck Passage. 
Breaksea Island. 
Breaksea Spit. 

Break water. 

Breakwater Light-House. 
Brebes Point. 

Brekat Point. 

Bremen. 


Bremerhaven. 


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Bremer Light. 

Bremer Mount. 

Brenton’s Bay. 

Brenton’s Reef. 

Brent’s Point. 

Brescou Fort. 

Brest, France. 

Brett, Cape. 

Brewster, Cape. 

Briars Point. 

Bridgeman Island. 
Bridgeport, Connecticut, U. S. 
Bridgeport Light-House. 
Bridgetown. 

Bridgewater, Cape. 
Bridgewater Reef. 
Bridlington. 

Bridport, England. 

Brielle. 

Brieuc, St. 

Brig Rock. 

Brigadier’s Island, Maine, U.S. 
Brigantine Bay. 
Brighton. 

Brigus Bay. 

| Brigus Harbor. 

Brill Shoal. 

Brilliante Shoal. 

Brindisi, Adriatic, Italy. 
Bringen Pulo. 

Brisbane River, New South Wales. 
| Bristol, England. 

Bristol, Rhode Island, U. 8S. 
Bristol Channel, England. 
Bristol Bay. ae 
Bristol Island. 

Bristow Island. 

Bristow Rock. 

Britannia Island. 

Britannia Rock. 

British Columbia, N. W. America. 
British Guiana, South America. 
British Sound, E. Coast of Africa. 


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Britomart. 
Briton Harbor. 


| Britto Shoal. 


Broa Bay, Cuba. 

Broad Haven. 

Broad Road. 

Broad Sound, Boston Bay, U.S. 
Brocken Island. 

Brockelsby River. 

Brodie Rocks. 


| Broer Ruys, Cape. 


Brogden Point. 

Brogle, Cape. 

Broken Bay, New South Wales. 
Broken Island. 

Brondolo Port. 

Brono Neck. 

Brooklyn, New York, U.S. 
Brooklitie, Boston, Mass., U.S. 
Brother, West Indies. 
Brothers, Andamans, 
Brothers, Bight of Biafra. 


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Brothers, China East. 
Brothers, China Sea. 
Brothers, East Africa. 
Brothers, Greece. 
Brothers, Hainan. 
Brothers, Hndson’s Bay. 
Brothers, Macas Strait. 
Brothers, Mergui Archipelago. 
Brothers, New Guinea. 
Brothers, Red Sea. 
Brothers, Sumatra. + 
Brough of Birsa. 
Broughton Bay. 
Broughton, Cape. 
Broughton Island. 


| Broughton Reef. 


Broughton Rocks, 


Brouwers Shoal. 


| Brown’s Head, U. 8. 
Brown’s Head Light-House, U.S. 


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1619 | Brown’s Shoal, West Indies. 
1620 | Brown Mount. 
1 | Brown Point. 
2 | Brown Shoals. 
3 | Brown’s Inlet. 
4 | Brown’s Range. 
5 | Brown’s Strait. 
6 | Brownston Head. 
7 | Brownsville, Texas, U.S. ° 
8 | Browse Island. 
9 | Brue Rock. 
1630 | Bruges, Belgium. 
1 | Brunai, Borneo. 
2 | Brane Bank, Jamaica, W. I. 
3 | Brune Island, Van Dieman’s Land. 
4 | Brunet Island. 
5 | Bruny Island. 
6 | Brury Island. 
7 | Brunswick, Georgia, U.S. 
8 | Brule Shoals. 
9 | Brush Key. 
1640 | Brussels, Belgium. 
1 | Briisteort. 
2 | Bruzzano, Cape. 
3 | Bryan Island. 
4 | Bryantown. 
5 | Bryer’s Island. 
6 | Bryon Island. 
7 | Buachil Island. 
8 | Bucalemo Head. 
9 | Buealisse Island. 
1650 | Bueeaneer’s Archipelago. 
1 | Buecleugh Shoal. 
2 | Buchaness, Scotland. 
3 | Buchon Mount. 
4 | Buek’s Harbor, Maine, U. S. 
5 | Buck’s Island, West Indies. 
6 | Buck’s Port, Maine, U. 8. 
7 | Buckingham’s Shoal. 
8 | Buckland Mount. 
9 | Budd Island, Feejee Yslands. 
1660 | Budd Islands, Java Sea. | 
1661 | Budd Island, Moluccas. 


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Buddoness. 

Budua. 

Buen Ayre Island, Leeward Isles. 
Buenos Ayres, S. A. 
Buenaventuro, U. 8. Colombia. 
Buenavista Point, Cuba, W. I. 
Buey Inlet. 

Buffa, Guinea. 

Buftalo, New York, U.S. 
Buffalo Island. 

Buffalo Peak. 


. Buffalo Point. 


Buffaloe River, South Afriea. 
Bugiaron Cape. 

Bugio. 

Buia, Cape. 

Buia Point. 

Bujijo det Gato. 

Buka Bay. 

Bulacabi Point. 

Bulagao Mount. 

Bulalagui Point. 

Bull Rock. 

Bullen, Cape, Arctic Ocean. 
Bullen, Cape, Bight of Biafra. 
Buller, Cape. 

Bullock Island. 

Bull’s Bay, South Carolina, U.S. 
Bull Point. > 

Bultig Island. 

Bulungan. 

Bulusan Volcano. 

Bumbo Island. . 
Bunerana. 

Bunder Abbas. 

Bunga Pulo. 

Bungelow Island. 

Bunker’s Group. 

Bunker’s Island. 

Bunker’s Ledge, Maine, U.S. 
Bunwut Island. 

Buppan Bluatr. 

Burela Cape. 


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Burgeo Islands. 

Burgh Head. 

Burias Island. | 

Burica Point. 

Burin Bay. 

Burin Inlet. 

Burkha. 

Burlings. 

Burlington Bay, Lake Ontario,U.S. 
Burmah, Asia. 

surnam Pulo. 

Burney Island. 

Burning Island. 

Burnt Island, Arabian Gulf. 
Burnt Isl’d, Terra del Fuego, S. A. 
Burnt Island Light-House, Tes. 
Buro, Cape. 

Burra Ness. 

Burra Voe Ness. 

Burrow Head. 

Burrow’s Island. 

Burt Fort. 

Buruhan. 

Bush Cay. 

Busheab Island. 

Bushire, Persia. 

Bushy Island. 

Busi Islgnd. 

Busios Islands. 

Buskar Light. 

Bussorah, Asiatic Turkey. 
Busto, Cape. 

Busvagon Island. 

Butler’s Hole, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Butt of Lewis. 

Button Island. 

Button Islandy (Great. ) 

Button Islands, Marshall Islands. 
Button Islands, North America. 
Buttons. 

Buyer’s Island. 

Buyuk Dereh. 


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Buzzard’s Roost Island. 


Byam Martin I., Barrow’s Straits. 


Byam Martin I., Low Archip’ago. 
Byers’ Island. 

Byramgore Reef. 

Byron Bay. 

Byron Cape, Australia. 

Byron Cape, New Ireland. 


Byron Cape, South Pacific Ocean. 


Byron Island. 
Cabagan River, Cuba. 
Cabaleria Cape, Minorca. 


Caballo Point, Spain, North Coast. 


Caballones Channel, Cuba, 
Cabane Bay. 
Cabbage Island. 


Cabedello Fort, Brazil, East Coast. 


Cabelete Isl’d, Luzon, East Coast. 
Cabes, Africa. 

Cabeza de Bondo, Pailippine Is. 
Cabeza de Toro. 

Cabezo. 

Cabicunga Point, Luzon. 
Cabingan Is., Borneo, N. EK. Coast. 
Cable Island, South Pacific Ocean. 
Cabo Falso. 

Cabonica Harbor, Cuba. 


Cabossa Island, Gulf of Martaban, 
British India. 


Cabot, St. Lawrence River. 
Cabra Island, West Indies. 


Cabras Island, Africa, West Coast. 


Cabras Island, Philippine Isiands. 
Cabras Port, Canary Islands. 
Cabrera Island, Baleares. 

Cabrera Island, Greece. 

Cabron Cape,St. Domingo, N. C’st. 
Cabrutee, Lacadive Islands. 
Caburiahan. 

Cabuli Island, China Sea. 


| Caecia Cape, Sardinia. 


Cacheo Fort, Senegambia. 


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Cachipour Cape, Brazil, N. Coast. 
Cadaques, Spain. 
Cader Idris, Wales. 


Cadiz, Spain. ) 


Caermarthan, South Wales. 
Caernarvon, North Wales. 
Caernarvon Bay, North Wales. 
Cafferelli I., Buecaneer’s Arch’ago, 
Caffraria, 8, E. Africa. 

Cagayan, Philippine Islands. 
Cagayan, Sooloo Islands. 
Cagayanes Islands, Philippine Is. 
Cagio River, Cuba. 

Cagliari, Sardinia. 

Cahil Rock. | 

| Caicos Islands, Bahamas. 


Caicos Bank, Bahamas. 

' Caicos Channel, Bahamas. 
Caicos Shoal, Pensacola Bay, U.S. ; 
Caillon Bay, Louisiana, U.S. 
Caiman Point, Luzon, W. Coast. 
Caios Point, Spain. 

Cairncross Island, Australia. 
Cairo, Illinois, USB: 

Cairo, Egypt. , 

Cairocu Point, Brazil. 

Caite Islands, Brazil, North Coast. 
' Cajeli Bay, Bonro, Banda Sea. 
Calaan Point, Luzon, East Coast. 
Calaan Point, Luzon, West Coast. 
Calabar River, Upper Guinea. 
Calafiguera Cape, Majorca. 

Calais, France. 

Calamianes Islands, China Sea. 
Calamita Mount, Italy, W. Coast. | 
Calamity Har., Banks’ I., N. Pa’fic. 
Calangaman Island, Philippine Is. 
Calava Cape, Sicily. 

Calavina Harbor. 

Calavite Mt., Mindoro, Phil’ine Is. 
Calavite Pt., Mindoro, Philine Is. 
Calayan Island, Philippine Islds, 


Calcanhar Point, Brazil, E. Coast. 


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Caleutta, India. 
Caldeira Island, South Africa. 


Caldera, La, Mindanao, Philippine 
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Caldera Port, Peru. 
Caldera Point, St. Domingo, S. Ct. 
Calderoni Is., Grecian Archip’ago. 
Caldmian Islands, Philippine Is. 
Caldy Island, South Wales. 
Calebar, New, R., Bight of Biafra. 
Calebar, Old, R., Bight of Biafra. 


Calebasse Creek, Maraca I., River 
Amazon. 


| 
Calebra, Caribbee Islands. 
Caledon Mount, Australia. 
Caledonia Bay, Central America. 
Caleton, St. Domingo. 
Calf of Man, Ivish Sea. 
Calf, South Point, Isle of Man. 
Calf Rock, Ireland, West Coast. 
Calibogue Sound, 8. Carolina, U.S. 
Calicut, British India. 
California, U.S. 
California, Gulf of, Mexico. 

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Calitura, Ceylon. 


Callagouk Island, Gulf of Marta- 
ban, British Indias 


Callao, Peru. . 

Calliagua Bay. 

Callohiji Is., Strait of Macassar. 
Calin Point, Russian America. 
Caloltong Point, Luzon, E. Coast. 
Caloni Island, Asia Minor. 


Caloombyan Harbor, SundaStrait. 
Calpentyn Fort, Ceylon. 

Calshot Light, Isle of Wight. 
Calumpan Péint, Samar, Phil’e Is. 
Calusa, Philippine Islands. 
Calvada Island, Brazil, E. Coast. 
Calventura Rocks, British India. 
Calvert Islands, N. Pacific Ocean. 
Calvi, Corsica. a 


CAL 


Calymere Point, Ceylon. 
Camana Mount, Peru. . 
Camaran Island, Red Sea. 
Camarat Cape, France. 


Camaroens Cape, Africa, W. Coast. 


| Camaron Cape, Honduras Coast. 


Cambay, India. 

Cambing Island, Banda Sea. 
Cambir, Pulo, China Sea. 
Cambodia, Siam. 

Cambodia, Cape, Siam. 
Cambodia River, Siam. 
Cambridge, England. 
Cambridge, Maryland. 
Cambridge, Massachusetts. 
Cambridge Gulf, Australia. 


Cambridge Island, Patagonia. 


Cambyna Island, Banda Sea. 
Caanden Harbor, Maine. 

Camel Island, China Sea. 
Camel’s Hump, Africa, W. Coast. 


Camels, Island, Philippine Islands. 


Cameron, Cape, Honduras. 


Cameron Mt., Van Dieman’s Land. 
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Cameroon River, Upper Guinea. 


Cameroons, Cape, Africa, W. Coast. 


Cameroons Mt., Africa, W. Coast. 


Camiguin Island, Babuyanes Is’ds. 
Camiguin Island, Philippine Is’ds. 


Caminha, Portugal. 
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Camotes, Islands, Philippine Is’ds. 
Campanella Point, Italy, W. Coast. 


Campbell, Cape, New Zealand. 


Campbell Island, Caroline Islands. 
Campbell Island, S. Pacific Oceau. 


Campb:ll Town, Van Dieman’s Ld. 


Campbell’s Isl., N. Carolina, U.S. 
Campbelton, Scotland. 
Campeche, Yucatan. 

Campeche, Gulf of, Mexico. 
Campo Bello Island, Maine, U.S. 
Campo Marino, Italy. 

Campo More, Cape, Corsica. 


| Canso, Cape, Nova Scotia. 


| Canea, Candia. 


| Cano Island, Central America. 


CAN 


Camrant Harbor, Cochin China. 
Camtoos River, South Africa. 
Cana (or Cani) Rocks, Tunis. 
Canada, North America. 


Canada East, North America. 
Canada West, North America. 
Canada Bay, Newfoundland. 


Canadian Channel, Mouth of St. 
Lawrence River. 


Canal de la Hacha, Cuba. 
Canalle, France. 


Cananea, Brazil, E. Coast. 
Cananore Point, Malabar Coast. 
Casanova, Cuba. 

Canary Islands, North Atlantic. 
Canary Grand, Canary Islands. 
Canaveral, Cape, Florida, U.S. 
Cancalle, France. 

Canche River, France. ie 
Cancun Island, Yucatan. 
Candelaria, Teneriffe. 

Candelaria Bay, Central America. 
Candelaria Reefs, South Pacific. 
Candia, or Crete, Grecian Archipel. 
Candlemas Isl., Sandwich Islands. 


Candulo Island, Philippine Isl’ds. 
Candy, Cape, Celebes, N. Coast. 


Canet, Cape, Spain. 

Cangrejo Peak, Central America. 
Canister West, I., Mergui Archipel. 
Canje Creek. 

Canza Island, Scotland. 

Cannac Rock, South Pacific. 
Cannes, France, South Coast. 
Canning Island, E. C’st Greenland. 
Canning’s Rock, Gaspar Strait. 


Canoas Point, New Grenada. 
Canoe Cove, West Indies. 
Canonicut I., Narragan’t Bay, U.S. 
Cansado Port, Africa, W. Coast. 


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Canso, Gut of, Nova Scotia. 
Canso, Gut of, North Entrance. 
Canso Harbor, Nova Scotia. 
Cantaros Mountains, Portugal. 
Canterbury, England. 

Cantick Head, Scotland. 


Cantin Cape, Atrica, N. W. Coast. | 


Cantire, Mull of, Scotland. 
Canton, China. 
Canton River, China. 


Canton Island, Philippines. 


Canton Packet Shoal, Gilolo Pass’e. 


Canton Pulo, Cochin China. 
Cap Island, Indian Ocean. 
Cap Island, S. W. Sumatra. 
Cap Rock, Corea. 

Capas, Pulo, Cochin China. 


Cape Acworth, Prince of Wales Ld. 


Aden, South Coast Arabia. 
Agulhas, South Africa. 
Alexander, British America. 
Alright. 

Alwight. 


Amber, or Ambro, Madagas’r. 


Ambriz, West Africa. 
Anamoor, Asia Minor. 
Anderson, Behring’s Strait. 
Anguilla, Newfoundland. 
Ann, Massachusetts, U. 8. 
Ann Harbor, Mass., U. S. 


Apollonia, or Appolonia, 
Guinea Coast. 

Arago, Oregon, U.S. 

Argos. 

Arnheim, Australia. 

Arrowsmith, Australia. 

Arruba, or Arubah, Persia. 

Bainetta, Hayti. 

Banks, Australia. 

Barbas, West Africa. 

Bardistan, Persia. 

Barfleur, France. 


Baring, British America. 


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Bathurst, British America. 
Bauld, Newfoundland. | 
Bear. 

Béarn, South France. 
Beata, Hayti. 

Beaufort, Russian America. 
Beaufort. British America. 
Bexley, British America. 
Bianco, Corfu. 

Bianco, Corsica. 

Bianco, Cyprus. 

Bianco, Sicily. 

Blanco, Africa, West Coast. 
Blanco, Asia Minor. . 


Blanco, Central America. 
Blanco, Majorca. 

Blanes, Morocco. ; 
Blanco or Oxford, Oreg., U.S. 
Blanco or St. Jorge, Patago’a. 
Blanco, Peru. 


Blanco, Spain. 
Blanco, Syria. 
Blanco, Tunis. 


Blanco de Santa Maria, Cali- 
fornia, U.S. 


Boeo, Sicily. 
Bojador, West Africa, 


Bojador, Luzon. 

Bolinao, Luzon. 

Bolthead, England. 

Bolus Head, Ireland. 

Bon, North Africa, 
Bonavista, Newfoundland. 
Boruca, 8. Central America. 


Bougainville, Van Diem’s Ld. 
Breton Island, British Amer. 


Breton, Cape Breton Island. 
Brett, New Zealand. 

Broyle Harbor. 

Bueno, Cuba. 

Burela, Spain, West Coast. 


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Buzo, Candia. 

Cabaleria, Minorca. 
Cabron, Samana, W. Indies. 
Caccia, Sardinia. 

Calvi, Corsica. 

Camarat, France. 
Camaron, Honduras. 
Cambodia, Siam. 
Cameroons, Guinea. 
Campanella, West Italy. 
Campbell, New Zealand. ! 
Canaveral, Florida, U. 8S. 
Candy, Celebes. 
Canso, Nova Scotia. 

Cantin, Morocco. 

Capricorn, Australia. 
Capstan. 

Carbon, Algiers. . 
Carbonaro, Sardinia. 
Carmel, Syria. 

Cartaret, France. 

Carthage, North Africa. 
Carvoeiro, 8. Coast Portugal. 
Carvoeiro, W. C’st Portugal. 
Carysfort, Falkland Islands. 
Carysfort, Florida. 
Cassepour. 


Castlereagh, South America. 
Cataluna, Majorca. 


Catastrophe, Australia. 
Catharine, West Africa. 
Catoche, Yucatan. 
Cavaliere, Turkey. 
Cavallo, Italy. 

Caxines, Algiers. 

Cevera, North Coast Spain. 
Cevera, South Coast Spain. 
Charles, Virginia, U. S. 
Charles, Labrador. 

Charles Harbor. © 
Chatham, Australia. 
Chatte, Anticosti Island. 


CAP 


Cape Chicibicoa, 


Chignecto, Nova Scotia. 
Chudleigh, Labrador. 
Churebill, British America. ° 
Clear, Ireland. 

Cleveland, Australia. 
Coadera, South America. 
Coast Castle, W. C’st Africa. 
Cockburn. 

Cod, Massachusetts, U. 8S. 
Cod Bay, Mass., U. 8. 

Cod Harbor, Mass., U. 8S. 
Cod Light-House, Mass., U.S. 
Colonna, Greece. 

Colonni, Samos I., Gr. Arch’o. 
Colony, Africa. 

Colville, New Zealand. 
Comete, West Indies. 
Comorin, India. 

Conception, California, U.S. 
Cormorant. 
Cornwall, S. W. England. 
Corrientes, Africa, East C’st. 
Corrientes, Buenos Ayres. 
Corrientes, Central America. 
Corrientes, S. Coast Cuba. 
Corrientes, W. Coast Mexico. 
Corso, Corsica. 

Creux, East Spain. - 

Crillon, Japan. 

Cruz, Cuba. . 

Cullera, East Spain. 


Dame Marie, or Donna Maria, 
St. Domingo. % 


Dartuch, Minorca. 

Dean. 

Deceit. 

Delgado, East Africa. 
Denbigh, Russian America. 
Deseada, or Desire, Patago’a. 
Desire, Nova Zembla. 


~ Desolation, Greenland. 


Desolation, South America. 


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Cape Despair. 


Direetion, Australia. 
Direction, Van Dieman’s Ld. 


Disappointment, N. W. Coast 
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Disappointinent, Georgia Id., || 


south Atlantic. 
Discord, Greenland. 
D’Or. % 
Kast, Asia, Behring’s Strait. 
East, Madagascar: 
East, New Zealand. 
EKemont, Prince Edward’s Id. 
Elizabeth, East Asia. 
Elizabeth, Russian America. 
Elizabeth, Maine, U. 8. 
Elizabeth L. H., Maine, U.S. 
Ewineh, Turkey in Europe. 
Engatio, Hayti. 
Engano, Luzon. 
English. 
Kuragé, New Brunswick. 
Espartel, or Spartel, N.W. Af. 
Espichel, Portugal. 
Espiritu, Santo, Philip’ne Is. 
Esp-ritn, Santo, T’radel F’go. 
Estaca, North Spain. 
Fair, Australia. 
Fairweather, Falkland Isl’ds. 
Falcon, Sardinia. 
False, N. W. Africa. 
False, West Africa. 
False, Central America. 
False, Hayti. 
Farewell, Greenland. 
Farewell, New Zealand. 
Faro, Sicily. 
Farquhar, West Australia. 
Fartak, or Fartash, Arabia. 
Fear, North Carolina, U. S. 
Fear River, N. Carolina, U.S. 
Ferrat, Morocco. 
Ferrato, Sardinia. 
Ferro, Algiers. 


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Galera, N. Coast S. America. 
‘Galera, Trinidad Island. 


CAP 


Cape Figari, Sardinia. 


Finisterre, France. 
Finisterre, Spain. 

Tino, West Italy. 

Flattery, Washing’n T., U.S. 
Fiattery, Australia. 
Flemish. 

Flinders, Australia. 

Florida, Florida, U.S. 
Florida L. H., Florida, U. S. 
T’ormenton, Majorca. | 


Formosa, West Africa. 
Foulweather, Oregon. 
Foulwind, New Zealand. 
Fourecltee, Nova Scotia. 
Fox, Auticosti Island. 
Franeois, Hayti. 

Freels, Newfoundland. 
Frehel, France. 

Frio, Brazil. | 
Frio, West Africa. | 


Gallo, Sicily. | 
Galle, G-eece. 


Gamelay, Japan. 


Garoupe, South C’st France. 
Garupi, Brazil. 

Gaspé, Canada. 

Gata, de, Spain. 

Gatto, Cyprus. 

George, South Georgia Isl’d. 
Ghir, or Gheer, Morocco. 
Gloucester, Australia. 


Gloucester, Admiralty Isl’ds, 
South Pacific. 


Gloucester, New Britain. 
Gloucester, Terra del Fuego. 
of Good Hope, Africa. 

of Good Hope, China. 

Good Success, T’ra del Fuego. 
Gracias a Dios, Cent’] Amer. 
Grafton, Australia. 


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CAP 


2212 | Cape Granitola, Sicily. 


2230 


11 


Gregory, W. Coast N. Amer. 
Grim, Van Dieman’s Land. 
Grimington, Labrador. 
Grisnez, France. 

Guardafui, East Africa. 
Haldiman. 

Hamrah, Algiers, 

Hancock, N. W. America. 
Hanglip, South Africa. 


Hatteras, N. Carolina, U.S. 


Hawke, East Australia. 
Haytien, Hayti. 
Henlopen, Delaware, U.S. 
Henry, Virginia, U. S. 
Hillsborough, Australia. 
Hogan. 

Honduras, Central America. 
Horn, South America. 
Horn, False, South America. 
Howe, Australia. 

Howe, West, Australia. 
Humos, Chile. 

Hurd, Canada. 

Icy, Russian America. 
Inman. 

Isabella, British America. 
Island, New Jersey, U. S. 
Jack Shoal. 

Jellison Harbor, Maine, U.S. 
Jerémie, Hayti. 

John. 

Jude. 

Katakolo, Greece. 
Khersonese, Russia. 

Krio, Candia. 

Krio, Cyprus. 

La Hague, France. 
Lahon, Africa. 

La Hume, Newfoundland. 
Lastres, Spain. 

La Vela. 

Lean, Ireland. 


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Cape Leuwin, Australia. 


Le Heve, France. 

Leuca, West Italy. 

Leveque, N. W. Australia. 
Lewis, Greenland. 

Licosa, West Italy. 
Londonderry, N.W. Austra’a. 
Lookout, N. Carolina, U. S. 
Lookout, Oregon, U. S. 
Lookout, Patagonia, E. C’st. 
Lopez, West Coast Africa. 
Lopez Bay, W. Coast Africa. 
Magdelaine, Canada East. 
Maize. 

Malabar, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Malek, Candia. 
Manambatou, Madagascar. 


Matala, Candia. 
Matapan, Greece. 


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Maysi, Cuba. 
Mayumba, West Africa. 
Melville, Australia. 
Melville, Greenland. 
Mendocino, California. 
Mesurado, West Africa. 
Milazzo, Sicily. 

Mirik, West Africa. 
Miseno, South Italy. 
Mondego, Portugal. 
Monte Christi, Hayti. 
Monze, India. 

Mount, West Africa. 
Mount River, West Africa. 


-Nabon, Persia. 


Nao, Spain. 
Naturaliste, Australia. 
Nau, South Italy. 

Naze, Norway. 

Naze, England. 

Naze, West Africa. 
Neddock, Maine, U.S. 
Negrais, Bay of Bengal. 


162 


' Nos. CAP Nos. CAP 
2298 | Cape Negro, North Africa. 2341 | Cape Pillar, Terra del Fuego. 
) Negro, West Africa. 2 Pillar, Van Dieman’s Land. 
2300 Negro, Brazil, East Coast. Ss) Pine, Newfoundland. 
1 Negro Harbor, N. C’st Africa. 4 Poge, or Pogue, Mass., U.S. 
2 Nelson, Australia. 5 Porcupine. 
3 Nicholas. 6 Porpoise, Maine, U. S. 
4 Norman. f Porpoise Harbor, Maine, U.S. | 
5 Noir, Terra del Fuego. 8 Portland, Cape Breton Isla. 
6 North, Norway. eaY Portland, Van Dieman’s L’d. 
ri North, South America. || 2350 Powles. 
8 | North, Prince Edward’s IsI’d. 1 Preston, Australia. 
9 North, Cape Breton Island. 2 Prince of Wales, Russian Am. 
2310 North, New Zealand. 3 Prior, Spain. 
1 | North, Iceland. 4 Prospect. 
2 Northumberland, Australia. || +) Pula, Sardinia. 
3 Noun, or Noon, West Africa. 6 Ruebra. 
4 Nuyts, Australia. if Race, Newfonndland. 
5) Observation. 8 Race Rocks. 
6 Orange, Terra del Fuego. 9 Radstock, Australia. 
7 Oropesa, Spain. 2360 Raphael, Hayti. 
“eB Ortegal, Spain. 1 Ray, Newfoundland. 
9 Ortegal, New Zealand. 2 Red. 
2320 | Otway, Australia. 3 Resolution, British America. 
1 | Palinuro, West Italy. 4 Rivers, Celebes Island. 
2 Palliser, New Zealand. 5 Roca, Portugal. 
3 Palliser, New Britain. 6 Roger Harbor. | 
4 Palmas, West Africa. 7 Romain, 8. Carolina, U. S. 
5 Palos, Spain. 8 Romano, Florida, U.S. 
6 Parry, East Greenland. 9 Romania, Malacca. 
7 Parry, West Greenland. 2370 Romanzoff, Russian America. || 
8 Pasqua. i Rosier, or Rozier, Canada E. 
4 Passaro, Sicily. 3 Rouge Harbor. 
233 Patience, Saghalien Island. 3 Roxo, West Africa. 
1 | Pecora, Sardinia. 4 Roxo, Karamania. 
2 Pellew, Australia. 5 Roxo, Mexico. 
3 Peloro, Sicily. 6 Roxo, Porto Rico. 
4 Pembroke. f) Roxo, Hayti. 
5 Pefias, Spain. 8 Round. 
6 Penas, Terra del Fuego. 9 Runaway, New Zealand. 
°g Pera, Majorea, 2380 Sable, Florida, U. S. 
8 Perpetua, Oregon, U. S. 1 Sable, Nova Scotia. 
9 Pierre de Gros. 2 Sable Island, Nova Scotia. 
2340 Pila, Cyprus. 2383 Sacratif, South Spain. 


Nos. Nos. 
2384 | CapeSt. Andrew, Sicily. | 2497 
5 St. Andrew, Madagasear. 8 
6 St. Ann, West Airica. 9 
3 St. Anthony, Arabia. 2430 
8 St. Augustine, Brazil, E.C’st. | i 
9 St. Augustine, N. C’st 8. Am. 2. 
2390 St. Blas, Florida, U. S. 3 
1 St. Francis, Newfoundland. 4 
2 St. Francis, South Africa. 5 
ie St. George, Australia. 6 
4 St. George, Newfoundland. i 
5 St. George, Nova Scotia. 8 
6 St George, Florida, U.S. 9 
i: St. George, Hayti. | 2440 
8 St. Gregory, Newfoundland. | 1 
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2400 St. John, Africa. iNet: 
ii St. John, Candia. | 4 

2 St. John, Newfoundland. 
3 St. John, Terra del Fuego. : 
4 St. Lawrence, Cape Breton I. | 6 
5) St. Lewis. a8 
6 St. Lucas, Calif’a Peninsula. | 8 
7 St. Martha. 
8 St. Martha Grande. 2450 
9 St. Mary, Venezuela, W. Af. f 
2410 St. Mary, Senegambia,w.Af. | 7 
1 St. Mary, Madagascar. 2 
2 St. Mary, Newfoundland. 4 
3 St. Mary, New Ireland. 
4 St. Mary, Nova Scotia. : 6 
5 St. Mary, Uruguay. / 7 
6 St. Michael, Labrador. | 8 
7 St. Nicholas, Hayti. 9 
8 St. Pablo. Zan 
9 St. Paul, W. Africa. Hed 
2420 St. Roman, N. Coast S. Amer. | 2 
1 St. Roque, East Brazil. 3 
2 St. Sebastian, Madagascar. 4 
3 St. Sebastian, Spain. | 5 
4 St. Sebastian, Ter. del Fuego. | 6 
5 St. Sebastian, South Africa. 7 
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Cape St. Vincent, Madagascar. | 
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St. Vincent, Portugal. 


St. Vincent, Terra del Fuego. | 


Salimone, Candia. 
Salinas, Majorca. 

Salines, Martinique. | 
Samana, Samana Isl’d, W. I. | 
Sambro, Nova Scotia. | 


San Antonio, Brazil. ) 
San Antonio, Buenos Ayres. | 
San Antonio, Cuba. | 
San Antonio, Spain. 

San Blas, Florida. 

San Blas, Panama. 

San Diego, South America. 
San Francisco, Ecuador. 
San Juan, Porto Rico. | 


San Juan de Guia, North 
Coast South America. 


San Julian, Patagonia. 
San Lorenzo, Ecuador. 
San Marco, Sicily. 

San Marco, Sardinia. 
San Nicolo, Sardinia. 
San Vito, Sicily. 
Sandwich, Australia. 
Sandy, Australia. 
Santa Catalina, Central Am. | 
Santa Ines Medio. : 
Santa Lucia, Patagonia. 
Santa Lucia, East Africa. 
Santa Lucia, Windward Ids. | 
Santa Maria, Uruguay. | 
Santa Maria, Buenos Ayres. | 


Santa Maria, Spain. . 
Santa Maria di Leuca,W. It’y. | 
Santa Pola, Spain. ) 
Sassoso, Candia. 

Saunders, New Zealand. 
Schelky. 

Sedano, Java. 

Sernella, Spain. 

Seven Capes, West Africa. 


CAP Nos. 


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Seymour, New 8. Shetlands. 3 
Shield, Australia. 4 

- Shilling, West Africa. 5 
Shipounsky, East Asia. 6 
Shirreff, New S. Shetland Is. ef 
Shoalwater, Wash. Ter., U.S. 8 
Sicie, South Coast France. 9 
Sidera, Candia. 2520 


Sidmouth, Australia. 

Sidmouth, Loocboo Island. 2 
Sierra Leone, W. Coast Africa. 3 

Silleiro, Spain. 4 


Skillo, Greece. 5 
Skropha, Greece. 6 
Small Point, Maine, U. 8S. i 
South, Van Dieman’s Land. | 8 
Spada, Candia. 4 
Spartel, West Africa. 2530 
Spartimento, Italy. 1 
Spartivento, Italy. } 
Spartivento, Sardinia. : 
Spear, Newfoundland. 4 
Split, Nova Scotia. 5 
Split Harbor, Maine, U. 8S. 6 
Sterns, Denmark. 7 
Sunday. 8 
Talabo, Celebes. 9 
Tarkhan, Crimea. 2540 
Tate. joes 
Temple. -2 
Tennez, Algiers. 3 
Testa, Sardinia. 4 
Teulada, Sardinia. a 
Three Points, Yucatan. 6 
Three Points, West Africa. ° : 
Tiburon, W. Coast S. Amer. 8 
Tiburon, Hayti. | 9 
Tindaro, Sicily. 2550 
Tifoso, Spain. | 1 
Torres, Spain. | 2 
Tortosa, Spain. 3 


Town, Cape of Good Hope. 2554 


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CAP 


Cape Townshend, Austra.ia. 


Trafalgar, Spain. 
Tribulation, Australia. 
Tryon. 


Turner. 


Vancouver, Russian America. 


Van Dieman, North Austra’a. 
Vani, Milo. 

Varella, Cochin China. 
Vaticano, Italy, West Coast. 
Verde, West Africa. 

Verde Islands. 

Verga, Southwest Africa. 
Victoria, Patagonia. 
Victory. 

Vidio, Spain. 

Villano, Spain. 


Virgin, Patagonia. 


Voltaire, Australia. 
Voltas, South Africa. 
Watchman. ; 
West, New Zealand. 
Whittle, Canada. 
Wrath, Scotland. 
York, Australia. 
York, Greenland. 


Zambrona, West Italy. 
Zibeeb, North Africa. 


Capel Bank, N. E. Australia. 
Caper’s Island. 

Caplin Bay. 

Caplin Bay, Newfoundland. 
Capodietta Bay. 

Capo d’Istria. 

Capones Point, Philippines. 
Capraia Island, West Italy. 
Capraria Island, Balearic Islands. 
Caprera Island, Corsica. 

Capri Island, West Italy. 

Capri Island, Adriatic. 

Capricorn Is., E. Coast Australia. 
Capsali, Ionian Islands. 


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Captain’s Island. 


Capucin Point, Seychelle Arch’ go. 


Capul Island, Philippine Islands, 


Cara Island, West Coast Scotland. 


Caracas, Venezuela. 
Caracas Islands, Caribbean Sea. 
‘Caracoles. 


Caracoles Point, 8. W. Panama. 


Caragao Island, Philippine Isl’ds. 


Caramulo Mount, Portugal. 
Carandaga Island, Philippine Is. 
Caranja Island, British India. 
Cararang Island, Philippine Is. 


Caratasca Lagoon, Cent’l America. 


Caraumilla Point, Chili. 

Caravel Rock, Martinique. 
Caravellas, Brazil. 

Caravellas Bay, Brazil. 

Carbon Cape, Algiers. 
Carboniére Island. 

Cardamum Isl’d, Lacadive Isl’ds, 


Cardamum Reefs, Lacadive Is)’ds. 


Cardenas, Cuba. 

| Cardiff, South Wales. 
Cardigan, Seuth Wales. 
Cardigan Bay, South Wales. 


Cardigan Bay, Pr’ce Edward’s Id. 


Cardigan Island, Coast of Wales. 
Cardigan Shoal. 
Cardiva Island, Maldive Islands. 


Cardon Isl’d, C’st Cent’! America. 


Cardon Point, New Grenada. 
Cardoz Mount, Brazil. 
Careenage. 

Careeuage Harbor. 

Careening Bay, Australia. 
Careening Island, West Indies. 


3 | Carenera Chico. 


Carentan, France. 
Carey’s Islands, Baffin’s Bay. 


Cargados Garajos Is., Indian Oc’n. 


Cariaco, Venezuela. 


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Cariaco Island, Windward Isl’ds. 
Cariati, West Italy. 

Caribana P’nt, N. C’st Isth. Pan’a. 
Caribana Port. 


| Caribbean Sea. 


Caribbee Islands. 

Caribon Channel. 

Caribon Harbor. 

Caribon Island, Lake Superior. 
Caribon Reef. 

Carimata Island, China Sea. 
Carimata Passage, China Sea. 
Carimon, Java Id., Malay Arch’go. 
Carimon Id., (Great,) Malay Arc’o. 
Carimon Id., (Little,) Malay Are’o. 
Carlet Island. 

Carlingford, freland. 


Carlisle, England. 


Carlisle Bay. 

Carleton Road. 

Carlo island, Gulf of Bothnia. 
Carlopago, Austria. 

Carlos, St., Bay, Florida. 

Carlos, San, Port, Falkland Isl’ds. 
Carlscrona, Sweden. 

Carlshamn, Sweden. 

Carlshoff Island, 8. Pacific Ocean. 


| Carlso Island, Baltic. 


| Carmel Cape, Syria. 


Carmel Mount, Syria. 


| Carmen Island, Gulf of California. 


Carmen Island, Coast of Yucatan. 
Carmen Town. 

Carmichael Pond. 

Carnasa Island, Philippine Isl’ds. 
Carnatie Shoal, China Sea. 
Carnicobar Isl’ds, Bay of Bengal. 
Carnom Point, Gulf of Siam. 
Carn’s Reef, N. E. Australia. 
Carnsore Point, Ireland. 
Carolina, North, United States. 
Carolina, South, United States. 


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Carolina City. 

Caroline Islands, North Pacific. 
Caroline Islands, South Pacific. 
Caroline Bay. 

Caronia, Sicily. 

Carpathian Mountains, Europe. 
Carpentaria, Gulf of, Australia. 
Carr Island, Feejee Islands. 
Carr Rock, East Coast Scotland. 
Carranza Point, Chili. 

Carrasco Mount, Peru. 

Carreira Islands, East C’st Spain. 
Carreta Point, Central America. 
Carretas Head, Pern. 

Carreto Harbor. 

Carriacon, Caribbee Islands. 
Carriage Harbor. 

Carrical, India. * 
Carrickarede Rock, Ireland. 
Carrickfergus, Ireland. 

Carril, Spain. 

Cartagena, New Grenada. 
Cartagena, Spain. 

Cartago Lagoon. 

Cartago Bay, Central America. 
Cartago Mount, Central America. 
Carteret Cape, N. W. France. 


Carteret Id., Solomon Is., 8. P’fic. 
Carteret Port, Cocos Id., 8S. Pacific. 


Carteret Shoal, North Pacific. 
Carthage. 

Carthage Cape, North Africa. 
Carva Grande Shoals. 

Carvoeiro Cape, Portugal. 
Carwar Head. 

Carysfort Cape, Falkland Islands. 
Carysfort Cape, Florida, U. 8. 
Carysfort Island, South Pacific. 
Carysfort Reef, Florida, U.S. . 
Carysfort Reef Light-House, Fla. 
Casa de Muertos Islands. 
Casamunza, West Africa. 
Casamanza Rock, West Africa. 


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Cascaes Bay, Portugal. 
Cascade Point, New Zealand. 
Cascajal Isles. 


| Cascapedia Bay. 


Casco Bay, Maine, U. 8. 
Cashe’s Ledge, Maine, U. S. 
Caskets, English Channel. 
Casma Bay, Peru. 

Caspian Sea. 


| Cassandra Cape, Greece. 


Cassidaigue Rock, France, 8. C’st. 
Cassini Island, N. W. Australia. 
Cassis, France, South Coast. 
Casta Bay. 

Castana Bay. 

Castagunetto Fort, West Italy. 
Castelamare, West Italy. 
Castelhanos Point, Brazil. 
Castellated Rock, China, E. Coast. 
Castel Volturno, West Italy. 
Castiglione, West Italy. 

Castilla Cape, Honduras. 

Castillo Island. 

Castillos Rock, Rio de la Plata. 
Castine, Maine, U. 8. 

Castle Harbor. 

Castle Island, Labrador. 

Castle Island, New Zealand. 
Castle Island Passage. 

Castle Peak, Borneo. 

Castle Point, New Zealand. 
Castle Choco, Panama. 
Castle Pinkney, S. Carolina, U. 8. 
Castle Thunder. | 
Castle of San Juan d’Uloa. 


Castlereagh Cape, Ti’ra del Fuego. |, 


Castleton, Isle of Man. 
Castleton Light, Isle of Man. 
Castries Bay, Tartary. 

Castries Port, Sta. Lucia Island. 
Casuarina Island, S. E. Africa. 
Casuarina Mount, Australia. 


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Casuarina Point, 8S. W. Australia. 
Casuarina Reef, South Australia. 


Cat Cays, Bahamas. 
Cat Cove. 

Cat Island, Massachusetts, U. S. _ |! 
Cat Island, Mississippi, U. S. 
Catalina Island, Gulf of Califor’ia. 
Catalina Harbor. | 
Catalina, Sta. Island, Mexico. 
Catalina, Sta. Island, Solomon Is. 
Catalinia. 

Catalinita. 

Catanduanes Island, Philippines. 
Catania, Sicily. 

Catastrophe Cape, S. Australia. 
Catch Harbor. 

Catel, Mindanao. 

Catfish Point. 

Catharina Islands, North Pacific. 
Catherina Reef, China Sea. 
Catherine Islands, South Pacific. 
Catherine Point, Tierra del Fuego. 
Catherine, St., Cape, West Africa. 
Catherine, St., Island, S. E. Brazil. 
Cato Bank, N. E. Australia. 
Catoche Cape, Central America. 
Catt Island, West Indies. 
Cattegatt. 

Cattow Island, Tonga Island. 
Catwyk, Great, Island, China Sea. || 
Caution Cape, W. C’st N. America. | 
Cavaliere Cape, Karamania. | 


Cavallo Port, Texas. , | 
Cavaillon Bay. 
Cavanas. / 
Cavelli Island, Philippine Islands. 
Cavite, Luzon Island. | 
Cavite, Point de, Mindanao Island. | 
Cavoli Island, Coast 6f Sardinia. 
Cawee I., (Great,) Gf. St. Law’ce. | 
Cawoor, Sumatra. : 
Caxine Cape, North Africa. | 


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Caxo Island, Grecian Archipelago. | 


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Cay Biscayne, Florida, U.S. 
Cay Bivoras, Florida, U. 8. 
Cay Diana. 

Cay Grande Roques. 

Cay Holandes, Florida, U. S. 
Cay Marquese, Florida, U.S. 
Cay Moa. 

Cay Piedras. 

Cay Largo, Florida, U. 8. 
Cay Larantados. 
Cayaguaneque Port. 
Cayamas Port. 

Caycos Islands. 

Caycos Passage. 

Caye a Raimiers. 

Cayenne, French Guiana. 
Cayes. 

Cayes St. Louis. 


Caxo de Muertos Isl’ds, W. Indies. 


Cayeux, France. 

Caymans, West Indies. 
Cayman, (Great,) West Indies. 
Cayman, (Little,) West Indies. 
Cay mites, Hayti. 

Cayo, Louisiana, U.S. 

Cayo Islands, West Africa. 
Cayo Blanco, Cuba. 

Cayo Romano, Cuba. 

Cayte River. 

Cazza Island, Adriatic. 
Cazziola Island, Adriatic. 
Ceara, Brazil. 

Cebellos Harbor. 

Cedar Hummock. 

Cedar Inlet. 

Cedar Island. 

Cedar Islands. 

Cedar Keys, Florida, U. 8. 
Cedros Island, W. Coast Mexico. 
Cefalu, Sicily. 

Ceicer de Mer, China Sea. 
Ceicer de Terra, Cochin China. 


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Celebes Island, Malay Archip’ago. 
Celebes Sea.” 

Centinel, Venezuela. 

Cephalonia, Ionian Islands. 
Ceram Island, Malay Archipelago. 


Ceram Laut Island, Malay Arch’o. 


Cerberus Rock. 
Cerberus Shoal. 


Cerigo Island, Grecian Archip’ago. 
Cerigotto Isl’d, Grecian Archip’go. 


Cerralbo Island, California. 
Cerro Azul, Peru. 

Cerro de Cuebas, Trinidad. 
Cerro del Mecate, E. Coast Mexico. 
Cerros Island, W. Coast Mexico. 
Cervera Cape, East Spain. : 
Cesareo, Port, East Italy. 
Cesenatico, East Italy. 

Cestos, West Africa. 

Cette, South France. 

Ceuta, Morocco. 

Ceylon. 

Chabon. 

Chabrol Island, Loyalty Islands. 
Chacachacare Island, Trinidad. 
Chacalacas River. 

Chacon Cape, Russian America. 
Chagaraumas Bay. 

| Chagles. 


Chagos Bank, (Great, ) Indian Oc’n. 


Chagre, Central America. 

' Chain Island, South Pacific. 

| Chak-chak, Port, East Africa. 
Chaleur Bay, Gulf St. Lawrence. 
Chalky Bay, New Zéaland. 
Challenger Bank, Gulf of Oman. 
Chalmers, Port, W. C’st N. Amer’a. 
Chamalacon River. 

Chamatla River, Mexico. 

Chame Point, Central America. 
Chamisso Island, Alaska, U. S. 
Chamisso Port, Caroline Islands. 
Champigny Is., Buccaneer’s Arc’o. 


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Champion Bay, Australia. 
Champlain, Lake. 

Champoton. 

Chance Harbor. 

Chance Island, Merqui Archip’ago. 
Chandeleur Is., Louisiana, U.S. 
Chandeleur Is. Light, La., U.S. 
Chandeleur Sound. | 
Chandler’s Reach. 

Chandler’s River, Maine, U. S. 
Chineral Island, Chili. 

Chang-chi Island, 8. E. China. 
Change Island Tickle. 

Channel Islands, English Chan’l. 
Chanonry Point, Scotland. 

Chao Islands, Peru. 

Chaoul, India. 

Chapeau Rouge Cape, Newf’land. 
Chapel Island, China. 
Chapman’s Point. 

Chaptico. 

Charbar, Indian Ocean. 
Charente, France. 

Charles, Cape, Virginia, U.S. 
Charles Island, Galapagos Islands. 
Charles Islund, Spitzbergen. 
Charles Fort, Belgium. 
Charleston, South Carolina, U.S. 
Charleston, Leeward Islands. 
Charlestown, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Charlotte. 

Charlotte Bank, China Sea. 
Charlotte Bank, South Pacific. 
Charlotte Harbor, Florida, U.S. 
Charlotte Harbor, Labrador. 
Charlotte Island, South Pacific: 
Charlotte Port. 

Charlotte Town, Pr’ce Edward’s I. 
Chase Island, South Pacific. 
Chateau Bay, Labrador. 
Chateaudin Road. 

Chatham, England. 

Chatham, Massachusetts, U. S. 


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Chatham Bay, Florida, U.S. 
Chatham Cape, Australia. 
Chatham Cape Rocks, Australia. 
Chatham Harbor, Mass., U.S. 


Chatham Island, Galapagos Isl’ds. 


Chatham Island, New Zealand. 
Chatham Islands, North Pacific. 
Chatham Islands, S uth Pacific. 
Chatham Port, Andaman Island. 
Chatham Port, Alaska, U.S. 
Chatte Cape, Anticosti Island. 
Chauchat Rocks, China. 
Chauime, La, West France. 


Chausey Islands, Englisi Channel. 


Chauveau, West France. 
Chaves, Amazon River. 
Chayapiren Mount, Patagonia. 
Chayos Archipelago. 
Chedabucto Bay, Nova Scotia. 
Cheduba Island, Bay of Bengal. 
Cheesemans. 

Che-fow, China. 

Che-lang-piah Point, China. 
Chelindreh, Karamania. 
Chelsea. 

Chelsieu Rocks, China. 
Cheraw River, 8S. Carolina, U.S. 
Cherbourg, France. 

Cheribon, Java. 

Chermaier Peak, Java. 
Cherokee River. 

Cherry Island, Feejee Islands. 
Cherry Point. 

Cherrystone Inlet. 
Chesapeake Bay, U. S. 


Chesconessix Riv., Maryland, U.S. 


Chester, England. 

Chester River, Maryland, U. S. 
Chesterfield Bank, Madagasear. 
Cheviot Hill, England. 

Chiapa Point, Corsica. 
Chicacole, Coromandel. 
Chicago, Illinois, U. S. 


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Chicarene Point, Central America. 
Chichester, England. 

Chichia Island, Feejee Islands. 
Chichiriviche Harbor. * 
Chickaseen. 

Chicken Head, Orkney Islands. 
Chico Bank. 

Chicobea Island, Feejee Islands. 
Chidleigh Cape, Hudson’s Strait. 
Chidleigh Cape, Labrador. 
Chignecto Bay, New Brunswick. 
Chignecto Cape, New Brunswick. 
Chihuahua, Mexico. 
Chikhok Island, China. 

Chilea Point, Peru. 

Chilea Port, Peru. 

Childers Rock, China. 

Chili, South America. 

Chiloe Island, Coast of Chili. 
Chiltepee River. 

Chimanas Islands. 

Chimmo, China. 

Chimney Hill, Egypt. 

Chimney Island, China. 

China. 

China Sea. 

Chincha Islands, Peru. 
Chin-chew, China. 

Chinchorro Bank, Gulf of Mexico. 


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Chincoteague Shoals, Va., U.S. 
Chin-Hae, China. 

Chin-Hae Fort, China. 
Chin-Kiang, China. 

Chin-San Island, China. 
Chioggia, Italy. 

Chios, Asia Minor. 

Chipana Bay. 

Chira. 

Chirambira Point. 

Chiriqui, Central America. 
Chiriqui Lagoon, Central America. 


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Chiti Cape, Cyprus. 9 | Chupara Point, Trinidad Island. 
Chittae, Lacadive. | 38030 | Chupara River. 

Church Creek. 

Churchill Cape, Hudson’s Bay. 
Chusan, China. 


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Chitwa, Ceylon. 3 
Choco. 4 | Chusan Island, China. 
Choctaw Point, Alabama, U.S. 5 | Chuspa. 
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Choctawachee Bay, Florida, U. S. | Cica Mount, Greece. 


Choisenl Bay, Choiseul Island. Cienfueges. 
Choiseul Island, Solomon Islands. Cies Islands, Portugal. 
Choiseul Port, Madagascar. 9 | Cimbrishamn, Sweden. 


Chonos Archipelago, Patagonia. 3040 | Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S. 


Chookea Island, China. 1 | Cingue Isles Bay. 

Chopowansic. 2 | Cintra, Mount, Portugal. 
Choptank. i 3 | Cintra, Down of, West Africa. 
Choptank River, Maryland, U.S. tl 4 | Ciotat, Port, South France. 
Chosan Port, Corea. | 5 | Ci:eassia. 

Chotank. 6 | Cireular Head, Van Dieman’s Ld. 
Choumay Cape, Cochin China. 7 | Cirenlar Reet, South Pacific Ocean. 
Chowry, Nicobar Islands. | 8 | Circumcision Island, Patagonia. 


Christchurch, Engiand. 

Christian, I*ort, St. Thomas. 
Christiana Island, Candia. 
Christiana Island, Grecian Arch’o. 
Christiania, Norway. 
Christianopel, Sweden. 
Christiansand, Norway. 
Christiansé, Sweden. 
Christianstad, Santa Cruz Island. 
Christiansund, Norway. 
Christina, Santa Island, 8. Pacific. 
Christinestad, Russia. 


Christmas Harbor, Kerguelen’s Ld. | 


Christmas Island, Indian Ocean. 
| Christmas Island, N. Pacific Ocean. 
Christmas Sound. 


Christopher, St., I-land, W. Indies. | 
Christoval, St., Island, Solomon Is. | 


| Chub Cut. 

Chuburna. 

Chnluwan Island, East Africa. 
Chung-chi Point, China. 


Cirella Island, West Italy. 
Cirencester Bank, Gaspar Strait. 
Cisargas Islands, West Spain. 
Cispata Harbor, Central America. 
Citta Nuova, Illyria. 

Civita Veechia, Italy. 

Civita Vecchia, Dalmatia. 
Cizépol, Turkey. 

Claire Island, New Hebrides Is’as. 
Clair, St., Island, Sea of Japan. 
Clapp’s Island. 

Clack’s Island, Australia. 

Clara, Madeiras. 

Clara, Santa, Id., Juan Fernandez. 
Clara, Santa, Island, Peru. 

Clare Island, Ireland. 

Clarence Cove, Fernando Po. 
Clarence Island, Madagascar. 
Clarence Island, South Pacific. 
Clarence Port, Alaska, U.S. 
Clarenee Strait, Australia. 
Clarence Strait, Persian Gulf. 


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Clark’s Bank, Marquesas Islands, 


Clarke Bank, Torres Strait. 
Clarke Island, Van Dieman’s Ld. 
Clarke’s Point, Rhode Isl’d, U.S. 
Clarke’s Shoal, Buceaneer’s Are’o. 


Claro Babuyan, Babuyanes Isl’ds. | 


Classet Cape, W..Coast America. 
Clatiste Harbor. 

Clay Island. 

Clear, Cape, Ireland. 

Clearbottom Bay. 

Clearwater Point, Gulf St. Law’ce. 
Cleaveland Shoal, W. C’st Africa. 
Cleft Island, South Australia. 
Cleft Rock, China. 

Clemente, St., Island, California. 


Cleopatra Shoal, Newfoundland. 


Clerk’s Rocks, Sandwich Islands. | 


Clerke Island, South Pacific Oc’n. 


Clermont Tonnere Isl’d, S. Pacific. | 


Cleveland, Obio, U.S. 
Cleveland Cape, Australia. 


| Clew Bay, Ireland. 


Clifford Islands, Corea. 

Clifty Island, Australia. 
Clipperton Rock, N. Pacific Ocean. 
Cloates Point, Australia. 

Cloch, Scotland. 

Clogher Head, Ireland. 
Clonakil y, Ireland. 

Clonard Cape, Corea. ‘ 
Clopper’s Bay, Texas. 

Cloudy Bay, New Zealar d. 

Clove Island, China Sea. 

Clove Sound. 

Cloven Cliff, Nova Zembla. 

Club Heads. 


Clump Island, Dampier Strait. 


Clute Island, South Pacific Ocean. 
Clyde, Scotland. 

Clyde River. 

Coast Castle, Cape, West Africa. 


Coaster’s Harb., Rhode Isl’d, U. S. 


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Cob Point. 

Cobequid Bay, Nova Scotia. 
Cobija, Bolivia. 

Cobija Bay, Bolivia. 

Cobija Peak, Bolivia. 
Cobourg, Canada. 

Coca Key, Cuba. 

Cocal Island, South Pacific Ocean. 
Coche Island. 

Cochin, India. 

Cochin China. 


- Cochinos Bay. 
~Cochinos Island. 


Cochrane Cape, Kiu-Siu Island. 
Cockburn Cape, Australia. 
Cockburn Harbor. 

Cockburn Island, South Pacific. 
Cockburn Mount, 8. E. Africa. - 
Cockburn Reef, N. E. Australia. 
Cockell’s Isl’ds, Buccaneer’s Are’o. 
Cockle Light, England. 

Cockle’s Creek. 

Cockpit Point. 

Coco Island, Philippine Islands. 
Coco Island, (Great,) Andaman Is. 
Coco Island, (Little, Andaman Is. 
Coco Point, British Guiana. 
Cocoa Island, Indian Ocean. 
Cocoa Island Reets, Indian Ocean. 
Cocoa Islands, North Paeific. 
Cocoa-nut Island, Java Sea. 
Cocoa-nut Island, Sandwich Isl’ds. | 
Cocoa-nut Island,.Torres Strait. 
Cocoa-nut Point, Gilolo. 

Cocos Bay. 

Cocos Island, Ladrones. 

Cocos Island, North Pacific Ocean. 
Cocos Island, New Ireland. 

Cocos Isiand,.South Pacific Ocean. 
Cocos Islands, Sooloo Islands. 
Cocos Islands, South Paeific. 


Cocos Islands, Sumatra. 


Cocos Point, Panama. 


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Cocuzza Mount, West Italy. 
Cod, Cape, Massachusetts. 


Cod, Cape, Harbor, Massachusetts. 


Cod, Cape, Light, Massachusetts. 
Cod, Harbor. 

Cod’s Head, Ireland. 

Coddle’s Harbor. 

Codera Cape, Venezuela. 
Coetivy Island, Almirante Islds. 
Coffin, Cape, Celebes. | 
Coffin Island, Madagascar. 
Coffin Island, Nova Scotia. 


Coffin Island, South Carolina, U.S. 


Coffiu’s Island. 
Coffin’s Patches, Florida, U. 8S. 
Cofre del Perote, Mexico. 


| Cohansey Creek, New Jersey. 


Cohasset Rocks. 
Coiba Island, North Pacific. 


| Coimbra, Portugal. 


Colares Island. 
Colberg, Prussia. 


Colbert Island, Buccaneer’s Arc’o. 


Cold Spriug. 


| Cole’s Cave, South Carolina. 


Coles’ Island, Australia. 

Coles’ Point, Peru. 

Coleraine, Ireland. 

Coley Rock, West Africa. 
Colima, Mount, W. Coast Mexico. 
Colindiba River. 

Colinet Bay. 

Colio Island, China. 

Coll Island, Scotland. 


Collao, Cham Isl’ds, Cochin China. 
Collao, Cham False, Cochin China. 
Collao Han Island, Cochin China. 


Collato, Cape, South Africa. 
Collerton River. 
Collier’s Bay. 


Collins Shoal, Gulf St. Lawrence. 
Collomandoo Atoll, Maldive Isl’ds. | 


Colne, England. 


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| Colonsay Island, Scotland. 
| Coloras Islands. 
| Colorado, U. 8. 


| Colorado Reefs, Cuba. 
| Colorado River, Buenos Ayres. 


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Colnett, Cape, California. 
Colnett, Cape, New Caledonia. 
Colnett Island, Japan Islands. 
Colombia, United States of, 8. A. 
Colombier, Cape. 

Colombo, Ceylon. 

Colon, or Aspinwall. 

Colonella, East Italy. 

Colonia, Uruguay. 

Colonel’s Island. 


Colonna, Cape, Greece. 


Colorado Banks, Cuba. 


Colorado River, Texas. 
Colquhoun, Mount, West Africa. 
Columbia, District of. 
Columbia, South Carolina, U. 8. 
Columbia, British. 

Columbia River, Wash’ton T., U.S. | 
Columbian Rock, Gaspar Strait. 


Colum biano. 

Columbier Island. 

Columbine Shoals. 

Columbretes Islands, East Spain. 
Colville, Cape, New Zealand. 
Comayagua, Central America. 
Comfort, Cape, Solomon Islands. 
Comino, Cape, Sardinia. 

Com merson Island, South Pacific. 
Commodore’s Island. 
Comodo Island, Celebes Islands. 
Comorin, Cape, India. 

Comoro Isl’d, Mozambique Chan’l. 
Comowine River. 


Concedo Point, Hayti. 
Conceicao. 


Concepcion, Bahamas. 


| Coneepeion, Chili. 


Conception Bay, Newfoundland. 


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Conch Reef. 


Congoon, Persia. 


Conney Bay. 
Connire Bay. 


Conway Reef. 
Cook Bay. 


Cook Port. 
Cook’s Harbor. 


Coopang, Timor Island. 


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Conception Island. 3286 | Cooper, Port, New Zealand. 
Conception Point, California. 7 | Cooper’s Island. 
Concepticn Point, Mexico. 8 | Coordomeat Islands, Red Sea. 
9 | Coosaw River, South Carolina. 
Conchagna, Gulf of, Central Amer. |) 3290 | Cope, Cape de, Spain. 
Conchée, La, Rock, N. W. France. 1 | Copeland, Ireland. 
Condé Peninsular. 2 | Copeland Light, Ireland. 
Condillac Island, South Pacific. 3 | Copenane River, Guiana. 
Condore, Pulo Islands, China Sea. | 4 | Copenhagen, Denmark. 
Cone, The, Mergui Archipelago. 5 | Copiapo, Chili. 
Cone Island, China Sea. 6 | Copinsha Island, Orkney Islands. 
Cone River, Virginia, U. 8. 7 | Copnahow Head, Scotland. 
Coney Island, New York. ‘8 | Copper Harbor, Lake Superior. 
Confites Cay, Cuba. .9 | Copper Island, North Pacific. 
Conflict Reefs, West Africa. « 3300 | Coppermine River, British Amer. 
Congo River, Southwest Africa. 1 | Coquet Island, North Sea. 
2 | Coquille Harbor. 
“Conical Hill, India. 3 | Coquille Island, North Pacific. 
Connauticut Island. 4 | Coquimbo, Chili. 
Connecticut, U.S. -5 | Coquin Sound, Davis Strait. 
Connecticut River, U. 8. 6 | Coral Bank, Nicobar Isles. 
7 | Coral Island, Coast of Brazil. 
& | Coral Reef, Marquesas Islands. 
Consequina Point, Central Amer.” 9 | Coral Reef, Tonga Islands. 
Constant Bank, Almirante Islands. || 3310 | Coral Rocks, China Sea. 
Constantine Cape, Russian Amer. 1 | Corbin Bay. ; 
Constantinople, Turkey. 2 | Corbin Harbor. 
Constitution Road, Bolivia. 3 | Corchuna, Spain. 
Contessa, Gulf of, Turkey. 4 | Corcobado, Mount, Patagonia. 
Contoy Island, Gulf of Mexico. 5 | Cordouan, France. 
Contrarietés Island, Solomon’s Is. 6 | Corea, China. 
Conway, North Wales. 7 Corea, Straits of. 
Conway Bay, Galapagos Islands. 8 | Corean Archipelago, Yellow Sea. 
Conway Cape, Australia. 9 | Core Nowaret, Red Sea. ° 
Conway. Cape, China. 3320 | Corentyn River, Guiana. 
1) Corfu, Ionian Isles. 
Conway Rock¥ Bass Strait. 2 | Coringa, India. 
3 | Coringa Shoal, Australia. 
4 | Corinth, reece. 
5 | Corisco Island, Bight of Biafra. 
Cook’s Islands, South Pacific. 6 | Cork, Ireland. 
Coomfidah, Arabia. ! 7 | Corkewetchepe Bay, Gulf St. La’ce. 
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Cormorant Point. 

Corn Islands, Gulf of Honduras. 
Cornejo Point, Peru. , 
Corner, Cape, New Guinea. 
Corner Inlet, Australia. 

Cornfield Harbor. 

Cornwall, England. 

Cornwall, Cape, England. 
Cornwall, Cape, Torres Strait. 
Cornwallis. 

Cornwallis Cape, Choiseul Island. 
Cornwallis Island, Baffin’s Bay. 
Cornwallis Island, New Orkneys. 
Cornwallis Islands, North Pacific. 


Cornwallis Islands, (Gaspar Rico, ) 
North Pacitie. 


Cornwallis Mount, New Guinea. 
Cornwallis Port, Andaman Isl’ds. 
Cornwallis Shoals, China Sea. 
Corny Point, Australia. 

Coro, Columbia. 

Coro River. 

Coroa Grande Shoal, Brazil. 
Coromandel, India. 

Coromandel Harbor, New Zealand. 
Coronados Rocks, California. 

.| Coronation Island, New Orkneys. 
Coronation Islands, Alaska, U.S. 
Coronge Island, Gulf of Martaban. 
Corral, Fort, Patagonia. 
Corregidor Isitand, Philippine Is. 
Corrientes, Parana River. 
Corrientes Cape, Buenos Ayres. 
Corrientes Cape, Cuba. 

Corrientes Cape, Mexico. 
Corrientes Cape, Central America. 
Corrientes Cape, South Africa. 
Corrobedo Cape, Portugal. 
Corsair Bay, Venezuela. 
Corseules, Port, France. 

Corsewall Point, Scotland. 
Corsica. 

Corso Cape, Corsica. 


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Corso island, Patagonia. 
Corsoer, Denmark. 
Corunna, Spain. 
Corvo, Azores. 
Coscio di Denna Reck, Sardinia. 
Cosire, Red Sea. 
Cosmoledo Is., Mozambique Cha’l. 
Cosnay Island, Greek Archipelago. 
Costa Rica, Central America. 
Coster Cape, Loyalty Islands. 
Cotaringan River, Borneo. 
Céte Blanche Bay, Louisiana, U.S. 
Cotrona, Malta. 
Cotteral’s Key. 
Coubre, Point de la, France. 


Cougalga Island, Aleutian Isles. 
Coulaba Island, Indian Ocean. 
Coulomb Point, Australia. 
Coumong Harbor, Cochin China. 
Country Harbor, Nova Scotia. 
Coupang, Timor Island. 

Coupe, Point de la, Jersey Island. 
Courland. 

Courtland Bay. 

Courtown Bank, Central America. 
Coutances, France. 

Cove Bay. 

Cove Point, Maryland. 

Cove Rocks, South Africa. 
Coveland, British India. 

Covell Islands, North Pacific. 
Coventry Rock, Australia. 
Coversea Skerries, Scotland. 

Cow Head. 

Cow Keys, Florida. 

Cowes, England. 

Cowman’s Shoal, Banea Strait. 
Coxcomb Point. 

Coy Inlet. 

Cozumel Island, Gulf of Mexico. 
Crab Island, British Guiana. 

Crab Island, Leeward Islands. 
Crab Island, Venezuela. 


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Craddock Creek. 
Crag Island, China Sea. 
Craggy Island, Bass Strait. 


Craig Harriet, Corean Archip’ago. 
Cranberry Isl’d, Gulf St. Law’nce. 


Crane Island. 

Craney Island, Virginia. 

Craney Island Flats. 

Craney Island Light-House. 
Cranganore River, India. 
Crapeaud Road. 

Cras, Cape le, Bouvainville Isl’d. 
Crawford Cape, Baffin’s Bay. 
Craw Point, Ceram Island. 


Crawtish Key. 


Crawford Island, Guif of Guinea. 


Crawford Reefs, China Sea. 
Creighton Shoal. 

Crelogh Rocks, Ireland. 
Cremalire Cove. 

Crescent Chain, China Sea. 
Crescent City, California. 


Crescent Island, Corean Archip’go. 


Crescent Island, Low Archip’ago. 
Crespo Island, North Pacific. 


Cresta del Gallo Isl’d, Philippines. 


Crete. 

Cretin Islands, New Guinea. 
Creux, Cape de, Spain. 
Cricq, Cape St., Australia. 
Crillon Cape, Sagalin. 
Crimea, Black Sea. 

Crimon Island, Java Sea. 
Crio Cape, Asia Minor. 

Crio Cape, Candia. 


Croatan Sound, N. Carolina, U. S. 


Croce Harbor, Labrador. 
Croce, Cape Santa, Sicily. | 
Crocker’s Reef. 

Crocodile Islands, Australia. 
Crocodile Point. 

Crocodile Rock, Bass Strait. 
Croisic, I'rance. 


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Croix, St., Bay, East Asia. 
Croix, St., Island, South Africa. 
Croker Island, Low Archipelago. 
Croker Island, Australia, 
Croker Cape, Australia. 
Cromarty, Scotland. 

Cromer, England. 

Cromwell’s Ledge. 

Cronstadt, Russia. 

Crooe, Sumatra. 

Crooked Island, Bahamas. 
Crooked Island Passage. 
Crook Haven, Ireland. 

Croque Harbor. 

Crosby Light, England. 

Cross Cape, Russian America. 


| Cross Cape, West Africa. 


Cross Hill, Ascension Island. 
Cross Island, Magdalen Islands. 
Cross Island, Nova Scotia. 

Cross Rip. 

Cross Island, (Port,) South France. 
Crow Harbor. 

Crow Harbor, Georgia, U. S. 
Crow Inlet. 

Crow Isles. 

Crown Island, South Pacific. 
Crozer Mount, North Pacific. 
Crozet’s Islands, 8. Indian Ocean. 
Cruz Harbor. 

Cruz, Cape de, Cuba. 

Cruz, Point de. 

Cruz, Santa, Africa. 

Cruz, Santa, Canary Islands. 
Cruz, Santa, Leeward Islands. 
Cruz, Santa, Island, California. 
Cruz, Santa, Island, Mexico. 

Cruz, Santa, Island, South Pacific. 
Cruz, Santa, Islands, Philippines. 
Cruz, Santa, Port, Patagonia. 
Crystal Head, Australia. 

Cuagua Islands. 

Cuba. 


CUB 


Cuidad Bolivar, Venezuela. 


Culebra Island, Virgin Islands. 
Culebra Islet, Philippine Islands. 


Culebras Shoal, Tonga Islands. 


Culpepper Island, Galapagos Is’ds. 


Cumberland Bay, Juan Fer’dez Id. 
Cumberland Cape, New Hebrides. 
Cumberland Entrance, Australia. 
Cumberland Harbor, Cuba. 
Cumberland Island, Georgia, U.S. 
Cumberland Island, Low Arch’go. 
Cumberland Isl’ds, N. E. Australia. 
Cumberland Sound, Georgia. 


Cumbrian Break, Bashee Islands. 
Cunningham P’nt, Buccaneer’s Ar. 


Cupola, Cape, New Guinea. 


Curacoa, (Little,) West Indies. 
Cure Island, North Pacific. 


| Curieuse Island, Seychelle Arch’o. | 


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2 | Cuddalore, Hindostan. 
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5 | Cuidado Reef. 
6 | Culebra, West Indies. 
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2 | Culiacan Shoals; Mexico. 
3 | Culili Point, Luzon. 
4 | Cullen, Scotland. 
5 | Cullera, Spain. 
6 | Cullera, Cape, Spain. 
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3920 | Cumarebo Bay. 
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2) Cumbahee River. 
3 | Cumberland. 
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Curioso, Cape, Patagonia. 


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Cyclops, Mount, New Guinea. 


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Curlew Harbor. 

Curnaw. : 

Current Basin, New Zealand. 
Current Island, Celebes. 
Current Island, North Pacific. 
Currituck Inlet, North Carolina. 
Currituck Sound, North Carolina. 
Curtis Island, Bass Strait. 
Curtis Island, N. W. Australia. 
Curtis Islands, South Pacific. 
Curtis Point. 


Curzola Island, Adriatic. 
Cutch, Hindostan. » 
Cuthbert Point, Australia. 


Cuttehunk Light, Massachusetts. 
Cutter Harbor. 

Cutwell Harbor. 

Cuvier, Cape, Australia. 

Cuvier Isl’d, New Zealand Isl’ds. 
Coxhaven, Prussia. 


Cuyos Islands, Philippines. 


Cyprus, Asia Minor. 
Cyrene, North Africa. 
Dacres, @ape. 
Daedalus Shoal. 
Daery. 

Dagelet Island. 
Dagerort. 

Da Guia. 

Date Point. 


Dalmatia. 


Dalmy. 
Dalrymple Bay. 
Dalrymple Island. 
Dalrymple Port. 
Dalrymple Rock. 
Dalupiri Island 
Damaun. 

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Damariscotta River, Maine, U.S. 
Damietta. ; 
Damascus, Asiatic Turkey. 
Dames Point, Florida, U.S. 
Dammer Islands. 

Dampier Island. 


Dampier Straits, Eastern Arch’go. 
Dampier’s Archi’zo0, W. Australia. 


Damnable Harbor. 

Dana Pulo. . 

Dana’s Peak. 

Dande’s Peak. 

Dane’s Island. 

Danger Island, Chagos Group. 
Danger Island, New Guinea. 
Dangerous Island. 
Dangerous Island Reef. 
Dangerous Island Point. 
Danger Point, Australia. 
Danger Point, Cape Colony. 
Danger Point, Celebes. 
Danholm Island, Baltic. 
Dantzic, Germany. 


| Dantzie Cove. 


Daniel Island. 

Danube River. 
Danville,Cape. * 

Daond Ras. 

Dardanelles. 

Dar el Beida. 

Darien, Georgia, U.S. 
Darien, Gulf of, U. S. Colombia. 
Darnley Island. 

Daros Island. 

Dars Head. 

Dartmouth, England. 
Dartmouth, British America. 
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. 
Dartuch, Cape. 

Darwin Peak. 

Darwin Port. 

Dassen Island, South Africa, 


Das Bocas. 


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Datoo Point. 

Datoo Pulo, Borneo. 
Datoo Pulo, China Sea. 
Dauphin Island. 


Dauphin Port. 


| Daurus Head. 
' Dauss Island. 
Davis Bank. 


Davis Cove. 

Davis Straits. 
Davey Port. 

David Sandbank. 
David Shoals. 
David’s, St. 

David’s, St., Islands. 
Davilacan Bay. 
Dawhaide. 

Dawson Islands. 
Day Island. 
Dayagan Point. 
Daylight Point. 
Dead Islands Harbor. 
Deadman. 


Deadman Island. 
Deadman’s Harbor. 
Deal. 

Deal Island. 

Dear Island. 

Debil Shoal. 
Deblois Island. 
Debarda Caire. 


Deboyne Islands. 
Deccan, Hindostan. 
Deception, Cape. 
Deception Island. 


Dee, Scotland. 

Deep Bay. 

Deep Creek, Virginia. 

Deep Harbor. 

Deep Water Shoals, James R., U.S. 


Deep Water Sound. 
Deep Water Creek. | 


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Deer Harbor. 

Deer Island, Maine, U. S. 
Defence Fort. 

De Galle, Point de, Ceylon. 


| Degerando Cape. 


De Gras Cove. 
Dehert’s Bay. 


| Delagoa Bay, S. E. Africa. 


Delambre. 

Delaware Bay, United States. 
Delaware River, United States. 
Delaware Breakwater, U. States. 
Delaware City, United States. 
Delaware Heads. 

Del Boqueron. 

Delesdernier Point. 

Delhi River. 

Delisle de la Croyeére, Cape. 
Deliverance Cape. 

Deliverance Island. 

Dellys. 

De Lobos Island. 

Delphi Mount. 

Del Rincon Bay. 

Delute Harbor. 

Demerara, British Guiana. 
Demerara River. 

Denbigh Island. 

Denia, Spain. 

Denmark. 

Denis Cape. 

Denis Island, Low Archipelago. 
Denis Island, Seychelles. 
Denis, St. 
D’Entrecasteaux Poi’t, W. Aust’lia. 
D’Entrecasteaux Channel. 
D’Entrecost Islands. 

I)’ Entrecost Point. 

D’Entrecost Reef. 

De Peyster. Islands. 


Depuch Island. : 


Dequez. 
Derna, North Africa. 


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Derby Cape. 

Dernier Island, Louisiana, U.S. * 
Deschamps Peak. 

Derwent, Van Dietnan’s Land. 
Deseata, Caribbee Isles. 

Deseada. | 


Deseada Cape. 

Deseado Cape. 

Desecho Island. | 

Desert Rock, (Mt.,) United States. 
Desertos, Atlantic Ocean. 

Desire Port. 

Desirade. 

Des Sac Islands. 


Desolado Cape. 

Desolate Bay. 

Desolation, Cape, Davis’ Strait. 
Desolation, Cape, South America. 
Despair Rock. 
Destretto. 

Detached Reef. 

Detour, Lake Michigan. 

Detroit, Michigan, U. S. 

Detroit River, United States. 
Devicotta, British India. 


Devil Island. 

Devil Peak. 

Devil Point. 

Devonport, England. 

Dewees Point. 

Dhalac Bank. 

Dhalae Island. 

Dhaulle Shoal. 

Diagon Bay. 

Diamond Harbor, British India. 
Diamond Island, Chagos. 
Diamond Island, Faero Islands. 
Diamond Island, Peru. 
Diamond Island Rocks. 
Diamond Reef. 

Diamond Shoal, Cape Hatt’s, U.S. | 
Diamond Point, Bahamas. 


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| * 9} Diamond Point, Sumatra. 
|| 3760 | Diana Bank. 
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3 | Dice’s Head. 
Diceras, Mount. 

5 | Didicas Rocks. 

6 | Didi-houa Islands. 

7 | Dido. 

8 | Dieffenbach, Mount. 

9 | Diego Garcia. 

Diego Islands. 


Diego Rameirez Islands, S. Pacific. 


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3 | Diego, San, Poivt. 

4 | Diego, St. 

5 | Dieman, Straits of. 
6 | Dieppe. 

7 | Digby, Cape. 

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Dildo Harbor. 

1 | Dill Point. 

2 | Dillan Island. 

3 | Dillon Bay. 

4 | Dilly, Mount. 
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7 | Dindirg Pulo. 
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Dingle Bay, Ireland. 
| Dingwall, Scotland. 

Dino Island. 

Diogo. 

Diomede Islands. 


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3 | Dionisio, San, Islands, 
4 | Dios Keys. 

5 | Disco Island, Davis Straits. 
6 | Dirk Hartogs Island. 

7 | Direction, Cape. 


8 | Direction Island, Indian Ocean. 
9 | Direction Island, Sumatra. 
3800 | Disappointment Bay. 


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| Disappointment, Cape. 
2 | Disappointment Island. 


3 | Disaster Island. 

4 | Discovery Banks. 

5 | Discovery Port. 

6 | Discovery Reef, N. W. of Borneo. 
7 | Discovery Reef, Paracele. 

8 | Dislocation Harbor. 


9 | Discourse Shoal. 
Dispatch Rock. 
1 | Diu Head. 

2 | Dividing Creek. 
3. | Divis, Mount. 


4 | Division, Mount. 

5 | Divy Point. 

6 | Dix Cove, West Africa. 
7 | Dixon Rock. 

8 | Djimaja Island. 

9 | Dnieper River, Russia. 

3820 | Dniester River, Russia. . 
Doa Pulo. 


1 

2 | Dobbo Harbor. 
3 | Doboy Inlet. 

4 | Doboy Sound. 
5 | Docan Pulo. 


6 | Doctor’s Island. 
7 | Dodd Island. 
8 | Doddington Rock. 
9 | Dog Island, Banda Sea. 
Dog Island, Florida, U.S. 
Dog Island, West Indies. 
2 | Dog Island, Mississippi, U.S. 
3 | Dog River. 
4 | Dog Rocks. 
5.) Doif: 
6 | Dolgoi Ness. 

Dollabarats Shoal. 
8 | Dolphin Head, British Honduras. 
9 | Dolphin Head, Jamaica, W. I. 
Doly Point. 
1 | Domairah Island. 
2 | Domar Pulo. 
Dome, Mount. 


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Dome of St. Paul’s, England. 
Domea. 

Domesness. 

Domingo, St. 

Domingo, St., Cay. 
Domingo, St., Island. 
Doming, San. 

Dominica, Leeward Islands. 
Dominica, Marquesas. 

Don, Cape. 

Donaghadee. 


| Donda, Cape. 


Dondra Head. 
Donegal, Ireland. 
Donkin, Cape. 


Donnington Cape. 


| Doobelloo. 


Dorchester, Cape. 

Dorchester Heights, Boston, U.S. 
Dorei Port. 

Doris Cove. 

Doro, Cape. 


| Dorre Island. 


Dorset, Cape. 

Dos Hermanos. 

Double, Mount. 

Double Island, Australia. 


Double Island, Gulf of Martaban. | 


Double Island, Torres Straits. 
Double Headed Shot Keys, W. I. 
Double Peak. 


. Double Peak Island. 


Double Point. 
Doubt Rock. 
Doubtful Bay. 
Doubtful Harbor. 
Doudtful Island. 
Doubtful Islands. 


| Douglas, Isle of Man. 


Douglas, Cape. 

Douglas Island. 

Douglas Islands. 

Douglas Town, St. Lawrence. 


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3887 | Dourga Strait. 
8 | Douro, Portugal. 4 
9 | Douro, Pulo. 
3899 | Dove Island, 
1 | Dover, England. 
2 | Dover Point. 
3 | Dover, Straits of, Europe. 
4 | Downs, England. 
5 | Downs Point. 
6 | Down Patrick. 
7 | Down Patrick, Head. 
8 | Dowsing, Inner. 
9 | Doyle. 
3900 | Doyle Reef. 
1 | Dragomesti Bay. 
2 | Dragon Bay. 
*3 | Dragon’s Mouth. 
4 | Dragoman Island. 
5 | Dragoman Id. Light, Mediterra’n. . 
6 | Drake’s Bay, California, U.S. 
7 | Drake’s Island. 
8 | Drapano, Cape. 
9 | Drapev’s Island. 
3910 | Drogheda, Ireland. 
1 | Dromedary, Mount. 
2 | Drontheim, Norway. 
3 | Druid Shoal. 
4 |} Drum Flat. 
5 | Drum Point. i 
6 | Drummond’s Island, S. Pacific. 
7 | Drummond’s Point. 
8 | Drunken Man’s Cay. 
9% | Dry Bank Light-House. 
3920 | Dry Harbor. 
1 | Dry Lands. | 
2 | Dryander, Mount, 
3 | Dry Tortugas Isl’nd, Florida, U.S. 
4 | Dry Tortugas Fort. 
5 | Duarte Islands. 
6 Du Bouchage Island, 
7 | Du Four Rock. 
8 | Dublin, Ireland. 
3929 | Dubus, Fort. 


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| 3980 | Ducato, Cape. 
« 1} Ducie Island. 
2 | Duck Key. 
3 | Duck Island. 
4 | Duck Harbor. 
5 | Dudgeon Island. 
6 | Dudley Digges, Cape. 
7 | Dufaure Island. 
8 | Duff Islands. 
9 | Duhaertach Rock. 
3940 | Duke of Gloucester Islands. 
1 | Duke of York Island. 
2 | Dulce, Gulf of, Central America. 
3 | Dulce River. | 
4 | Dulcigno. 
5 | Damali Point. 
6 | Dumaran Island. 
7 | Dumfries, Virginia, U. §. 
8 | Dumfries, Scotland. 
9 | Dumoulin Islands. 
3950 | Dumpling Hill. 
1 | Dumpling North. 
2 | Dumpling Rocks. 
3 | Dunaff Head. 
4 | Dunbar, Scotland. 
5 | Duncan, Michigan, U. S. 
6 | Duncan Island. 
7 | Duncan Islands, North Pacific. 
& | Dunean Rock. 
9 | Duncannon, Ireland. ‘ 
3960 | Duncannon Fort. 
1 | Duncansby Head. 
2 | Dundalk, Ireland. 
3 | Dundas, Cape, Melville Island. 
4 | Dundas, Cape, New Orkneys. 
5 | Dundas Islands. 
6 | Dundee, Scotland. 
7 | Dundee Rock. ~ 
8 | Dundraw Bay. 
9 | Dungarvan. 
3970 | Dungeness Island. ; 
1 | Dungeness Light. 
3972 | Dungeness Reef. 


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Dungeness Point. 
Dunk Island. 

Dunkuins Reef. 
Dunkirk, France. 
Dunkirk, Lake Erie. 
Dunmore. 

Dunnet Head, Scotland. 
Dunorling Head. 
Dunvegan Head. 
Duperré, Cape. 
Duperrey Island. 
Duperrey Islands. 
Duportail Islands. 
Durand Reef. 

Durazzo, Turkey. 
Durel’s Ledge. 
Durnford Noss. 
Durnford Point, N. W. Africa. 
Durnford Point, South Africa. 
Dumford Port. 

Dumer Island. 


D’ Urville Island, Caroline Islands. 


D’Urville Island, New Zealand. 
D’Urville Island, New Guinea. 
D’Urville Point. : 
Dusky Bay. 

Dussejour, Cape. 

Duteh Island. 


Dutch I. Harbor, Rhode Isl’d, U.S. 


Dutch Key. 

Duythen Point. 
Dwaalder Island. 
Dwarka. 

Dwina River, Russia. 
Dyer Island. 

Dyer’s Cape. 

Dyer’s Bay. 

Dyer’s Cove. 

Dyer’s Rocks. 
Dvysker Rocks. 
Dzizia. 

Eagle Harbor. 

Eagle Island, Almirant. 


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Eagle Island, Australia. 
Eagle Island, Ireland. 
Kagle Islands, Chagos. 


Eartholms. 


Kast Cape, Madagascar. 
Kast Cape, New Zealand. 
East Domino. 

East Main Fort. 


| Easter Group. 


Easter Island. 
Eastern Fields. 

Kasy, Port. 

Ebrilles Reef. 

Ebro River. 
Echiquier Islands. 
Echo Rock. 

Eclipse Islands. 
Eddom Sheikh Island. 
Eddystone Light. 
Kddystone Point. 
Eddystone Rock, Falkland Isl’ds. 
Eddystone Rock, Solomon Islands. 
Eden. 

den Island. 

Eden, Mount. 

Edgar, Port. 
Edgecumbe, Cape. 
Kdgecumbe, Island. 
Edgecumbe, Mount. 
Edinburgh. 

Edisto Inlet. 

Edomo, Port. 
Ee-ki-mah. 

Ken Islands. 

Kige Harbor. 


Kigg Island. 


| Egg and-Royal Islands. 


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Egina Island. 


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_ Egmont. 


Egmont, Cape. 
Egmont Cay. 


Egmont Island. 


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Egmont Islands. 

Egmont, Mount. 

Egmont, Port. 

Egypt. 

Lider. 

Eight Feet Rock. 

Eimeo Island. 

Ekarma Island. 

Ekholm. 

Elaghin Channel. 

Elato Islands. 

Elato, Mount. 

Elba. 

Elbe. 

Elbow Cay. 

Elbow Cays. 

Eldad Reef. 

Elena, St., Point. 

Elena, St., Port. 

Elephant Bay. 

Elephant Island, South Africa. 
Elephant Island, South Shetlands. 
Elephant Point, Bengal. 
Elephant Point, Ceylon. 
Elephant Point, Gulf of Martaban. 
Elephant Point, New Guinea. 
Elephant Rock. 

Eleuthera Island. 

Elias, St., Mount. 

Elicalpeni Bank. 

Eliot, Mount. 

Eliott, Lady, Island. 

Elivi Islands. 

Eliza Reef. 

Elizabeth, Cape, Maine, U. S. 
Elizabeth, Cape, Russian America. 
Elizabeth, Cape, Sagalin. 
Elizabeth Island, Admiralty Isl’ds. 
Elizabeth Island, Marshall Isl’ds. 
Elizabeth Island, Society Islands. 
Elizabeth Island, South Pacific. 
Ii] Kraan. 

El Kraing. 


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Ellen Shoal. 
Ellice Islands. 
Ellis Bay. 
E]mina. 


Elmo, St., Low Archipelago. 
| Elmo, St., Malta. 
| Elmore Islands. 
Elphinstone Bay. 


Elphinstone Rock. 
E}sineur. 

Embarbaken, Cape. 
Embleton. 

Emden. 

Emeneh, Cape. 

Emerald Island. 

Emery Point. 

Emu Bay. 

Encarnacion Island. 

Ende Bay. 

Endeavor River. 

Endeavor Reef, Australia. 
Endeavor Reef, Bass Strait. 
Enderbury Island. 
Enderby Island, Australia. 
Iinderby Island, South Pacific. 
Enderby Islands. 
Enderby’s Land. 
Endymion Rock. 


Engano Cape, Indian Archipelago. | 


Engano Oape, St. Domingo. 
Iingano Island, New Guinea. 
Engano Island, Sumatra. 
Engelholm. 

England. 

England Pulo. 

Englefield Cape, Baffin’s Bay. 
English Bank, Gulf of Mexico. 
English Bank, River Plate. 
English Harbor. 

English River. 

English Company’s Islands. 
English and Welsh Grounds. 
Ennis Tuskar Rock. 


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Knragé Cape. 
Enskar Beac. 
Enskar Light. 
Entrada Point. 
Entry Bank. 

Entry Island, Magdalen Islands. 
Entry Island, New Zealand. 
Eoa Island. — 
Eourupig Islands. 
Epiphanius Cape. 
Erandza Island. 
Erebus Mount. 
Eregup. 

drekli. 

Eris Kay Island. 
Ernest Island. 
Ernest Mount. 
Eroen Cape. 

Eroob. 

Errakong Island. 
Erris Head. 
Erromango Island. 
Erronan Island. 
Esarme Cape. 
Escala, La. 
Escape Point. 
Escarseo Point, Cumana. 
Escarseo Point, Mindoro. 
Eschholtz Islands. 
Escombrera Island. 
Escudo Island. 
Escumenac Point. 
Esha Ness Skerr. 
Eskimaux Cape. 
Esky Adalia. 
Esmeralda River. 
Espada Point. 
Espanola Point. 
Espardell Island. 
[Espenberg Cape. 
[isperance Bay. 
Esperance Cape. 


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Esperance Rock. 
Espichel Cape. 
Espiritu Santo Bay. 
Espiritu Santo Cape. 
Jspiritu Santo Island. 


Espiritu Santo Islands. 


Esprit, St., Islands. 
Esprit, St., Shoal. 
Esquimault Harbor, 
| Esquimaux Islands, 
Kssequibo River. 
Lssington, Port. 
Estaca Point. 
Esteiras Cape. 
Estepona. 
Estevan, San. 
Estrella Bay. 

Etal Islands.. 
Etang Harbor. 
Etaples. 

Ktches, Port. 

Eten Hill. 

Kitna Mount. 
Etoile Island. 
Enfenia, St. 
Eunieh. 

Euphrates Shoal. 
Europa Island. 
Europa Point. 
Europe Shoal. 
Eurotas River. 
Eustatius, St. 
Evangelists. 
Evening Reef. 
Kvéque Point. 
Exmouth. 
Exmouth Gulf. 
Exploring Islands. 
Exuma Island. 
Kye Island. 
Eyemouth. 

Eyries Mount. 
Faaborg, Denmark. 


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TFacheux. 

Facile Harbor. 

Faero Islands. 

Faeander, Norway. 

Fair Cape, East Australia. 

Fair Foreland. 

Fair Head. 

Fair Island, North Scotland. 
Fairfax Mount. 

Fairlie Rock. 

Fairway Rock, Indian Archip’ago. 
Fairway Rock, N. W. C’st America. 
Fairweather Cape, Patagonia. 
Fairweather Mount, Patagonia. 
Fairweather Cape, N. W. C’st Am. 
Fairweather M’nt, N. W. C’st Am. 
Fairweather Isl’d, United States. 
Fairy island. 

Fairy Queen. 

Faith Island. 


| Faiti. 
| Faka’ afo. 


Fakkeberg. 

Faleon Cape, Maleares. 

Faleon Cape, Morocco. 

Falcone Cape. 

Falconera Island, 

Falkenberg. 

Falkland Islands, South America. 
Falkner’s Island, United States. 
Fall Island. 

Fallskar. 

Falmouth Bank. 

Falmouth Harbor. 

Falmouth, England. 

Falmouth, Jamaica, West Indies. 
Falmouth, Nova Scotia. 
Falmouth, Van Dieman’s Land. 
Falmouth, Virginia, U. 8. 

False Bank. 

False Bay. 

False Cap», Africa. 

False Czpe, Care Horn. 


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False Cape, Honduras. 
T’alse Cape, Sierra Leone. 
IFalse Cape, St. Domingo. 


False Hook, Entrance to N.Y. Bay. | 


False Point. 

Falster Island, Baltic. 
Falsterbo, St., Sweden. 

Falulo Breakers. 

TFamagousta, Island of Cyprus. 
Famine Port. 

Fanadik Island. 

Fanafute Islands, 

Fanantara. 

Fanar Bournou. 

Fanfoue Island. 

Fannet Point. 

Fanning Head. 

Fanning Island. 

Fanny Shoal. 

Fano Island. 

I’ano Light. 

Fanoualei. 

Farallon de Medinilla. 
Farallon de Torr. 

Farrallon Sucio. 

Farrallones, N. W. Coast America. 
Farrallones Point. 

Farewell, Cape,Greenl’d, Davis St. 
Farewell, Cape, New Zealand. | 
Farewell Island. 

Farilhoens. 

Farne Island. 

Faro Island, Mediterranean. 
Faro Island, Sweden. 

Faro, South Portugal. 

Faro, Sicily. 

Faro, Mount. 

Far-out Head. 

Farquhar, Cape. 

Farquhar Group. 

Farquhar Islands. 

Farroilep Islands. 


Farsah, Ras. 


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Fartak, Cape. 

Fastnet Rock. 

Fataka. 

Fatchiou Island. 
Fatou-hiva. 

Fatsizio. 

Fatteye Tanjong. 
Favignana. 

Favorite Cove. 

Favorite Shoal. 

Fayal, Azores, North Atlantic. 
Fayeou, East Island. 
Fayeou, West Island. 
Fead Islands. 

Fear, Cape, U.S. 

February Point. 

Fecamp, France. 

Federal Point, N. Carolina, U. 8. 
Feejee Islands, South Pacific. 
Felalisse Island. 

Felices Islands. 

Felicudi Island. 

Felipe, San, Cays. 

Felix, Cape, Arctic Ocean. 
Felix, Cape, Sumatra. 
Felix Harbor. 

Felix, St., Island. © 

Felix Isles, South Pacitic. 
Fell’s Point, Baltimore Har., U.S. 
Feluk Ras. 

Fenerive. 

Fenwick’s Island, U. 8. 
Fer, Point au. 

Fermer Beet. 

Fermo. 

Fermosa Harbor. 
Fernandina, Florida, U. 8. 
Fernando Noronho, Brazil. 
Fernando Po. 

Fernando, San. 

Fernando, San, Point. 


Fernando, St., Fo. 


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4360 | Ferrajo, Porto. 4403 | Fiorentina. 
1 | Ferrana Point. 4 | Fiorenza, St. 
2 | Ferrat, Cape. 5 | Firando Port. 
3 | Ferrato, Cape. 6 | Fire Island, Long Island, U.S. 
4 | Ferrier’s Bank. _ 7 | Fire Island Light. 
5 | Ferro, Cape. 8 | First Point. 
6 Ferro Island, Algiers, Africa. 9 | First Point Island. 
7 | Ferro Island, Canaries, N. A. 4410 | Fisher, Cape. 
8 | Ferrol, Spain. Fisher’s Island, Pescadores. 
9 | Ferrol Bay. 2 | Fisher’s Island, South Pacific. 
4370 | Ferrol Islands. 3 | TFisher’s Island, L. I. Sound, U.S. 
1 | Ferrolle Point. 4 4 | Fisher’s Isiand Sound. 
2 Ferryland Head. 5 | Fisher’s Islands. 
3 | Ferry Reef. 6 | Fisher’s Rock. 
4 | Fetish Town. 7 | Fisherman’s Islands. 
5 | Fetlah Island. | 8 | Fisherman’s Bank. 
6 | Fetou hougo. 9 | Fisherman’s Harbor. 
7 Feys Island. — 4420 | Fisherman’s Point. 
8 | Fianona. 1 | Fisga Point. 
9 | Fidji Islands. 2 | Fishing Rip, Nantucket, U. 8. 
4380 | Fiddle Shoal. _ 3 | Fishing-ship Harbor. 
1 | Fidonisi, Gulf of Odessa. 4 | Fish Shoal. 
2. Field Island. 5 | Fitfiel Head. 
» | Fife, Scotland. 6 | Fitz Roy Island. 
4 | Fifeness. 7 | Fitz Roy Rock. 
5 | Fifteen Point Church. 8 | Fiume. 
6 | Figari, Cape. 9 | Fiumicino. 
7 | Figo Island. 4420 Five-fathom Bank Lig’t Ves1,U.S. 
8) I'igo, Mountain. 1 | Five-fathom Shoal. 
9 | Figueira, Portugal. 2 | Five-fingers. 
4590. | Figueira, Island. 3 | Five Islands Harbor. 
1 | Figuier, Cape. 4 | Five Mile Point, Connecticut, U.S. 
2 Filly, England. 5 | Fyiideriig, Guat Island. 
3.| Filsund. 6 | Fladda huna. 
4 | Finale. 7 | Fladstrand. 
5 | Fincham Island. 8 | Flag Hill. 
6 | Finger Peak. 9 | Flamborough Head, England. 
7 | Irnisterre, Cape. 4440 | Flamenco. 
8 | Finland, Russia. 1 | Flamengo Bay. 
9 | Finland, Gulf of. 2 | Flanders, Belgium. 
4400 | Finngrund. ' 3 | Flamen Isles, Scotland. 
1 Finocchiarola. 4 | Flannen Isles. 
4402 | Finoso. | 4445 | Flat Bay. 


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Flat River. 

Flat Island, Australia. 
Flat Island, Borneo. 

Flat Island, Natunas. 
Flat Island, New Zealand. 
Flat Island, Sumbaroa. 
Flat Islands. 

Flat Point, Borneo. 

Flat Point, Ceram. 

Flat Point, New Zealand. 
Flat Peint, Sumatra. 

Flat Rocks. 

Flatholm Island. 
Flattery, Cape, Australia. 
Flattery, Cape, North America. 
Flaxman Island. 

Flechas Point. 
Fleetwood, England. 
Flekkefiord, Norway. 
Flekkero Island. 

Flemish Bank. 
Flensburg. 

Flesh Point. 

Fleurieu, Cape. 

Fleur de Lis Harbor. 
Flinders Bay. 

Flinders, Cape. 

Flinders Group. 

Flinders Island, Australia. 
Flinders Entrance. 
Flinders Island, Furneaux. 
Flinders Point. 

Flinders Shoal. 

Flint, North Wales. 

Flint Island. 

Florence, Italy. 

Flores Island, Azores. 


Flores Island, Indian Archipelago. 


Flores Island, Rio de la Plata. 
Flores Head. : 

Flores Sea, South Pacific. 
Florida, Cape, U. S. 

Florida Coast, U. 8. 


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Folly Island, Maine, U. §. 


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Florida, Gulf of, U.S. 
Florida Reefs, U.S. 

Florida, Straits of, U. S. 
Flotte, Cape de. 

Flushing, England. 
Flushing, Netherlands. 
Fluted, Cape. 

Fly Entrance. 

Flying-fish Shoal. 

Flynn’s Knoll, New York Bay. 
Foerder Light. 

Fogo Island, Cape de Verdes. 
Fogo Island, East Africa. 
Fogo Peak. 

Fogo Harbor, Newfoundland. 
Foken Island. 

Fokai. Point. 

Foleto Point. 

Folger Shoal. 

Folkstone, England. 

Folly Island, South Carolina, U. 8. 


Fond du Lac. 

Fond La Grange Bay. 
Fong Islands. 

Fonseca. 

Foo-choo-foo, China. 
Fool’s Rock. 

Fonoue Foua. 

Fontane, Cape. 

Foneland, North England.. 
Foneland, South England. 
Fortak. 

Footoona. 


Foguet Island.. 
Foradada. 
Forbes Island. 
Foreados River.. 


Foreland Islands. 
Forenas. 

Forester Island. 
Forfana Island. 


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Forked, Cape. 

Forked Harbor. 

Forlorn Hope. 

Formly Light, England. 
Formentera Island, Mediterran’n. 
Formenton, Cape. 
Formica di Bura. 
Formiche. 

Formigas. 

Formigas Shoal. 
Formosa, Cape. 
Formosa Island. 
Formosa, Mount. 


Formosa Channel. 


Fornelles Port. 


Forrest, Cape. 

Forrester’s Island. 

Fort Amherst. 

Fort. Amsterdam. 

Fort Cameron, U. S. 

Fort Capron, Florida, U.S. 

Fort Carroll, Maryland, U. S. 
Fort Caswell, U.S. 

Fort Diamond, N. York Bay, U.S. 
Fort Ellsworth. | 
Forteau Bay. 

Fort Erie, Canada West. 

Yort Fisher, North Carolina, U.S. 
Fort George. 

Tort Hamilton, N. York Bay, U.S. 
Forth, Scotland. 

Forth Sheal. 

Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas. 
Fort Lafayette, New York Harbor. 
Fort Lauderdale. 

Fort Livingston. 

Fort Macon. 

Fort Madison. 

Fort Miflin, Delaware River, U.S. 
Fort Monroe, Virginia, U.S. 


Fort Moultrie, Charles’n,S.C.,U.S. | 


Fort Norfolk, Virginia, U.S. 


Tort Pierce, Florida, U.S. 


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Fort Point Cove. 


Fort Royal. 

Fort Saint Louis. 

Fort Taylor, Key West, U.S. 
Fortified Island. 

Fortune Bay. 

Fortune River. 

Fouchee Harbor. 

Foul Hole. 

Fowey, England. 

Fowey Rocks, Florida Reefs, U.S. 
Fowler’s Bay, South Australia. 
Fowling Point. 

Fox Harbor. 

Fox Island. 

Fox Island Thoroughfare. 
Fox Island Harbor. 

Fox Island Passage. 

Fox Point. 

Foyle Lough, Ireland. 
Franca, Villa, Brazil. 
Franca, Villa, France. 
France. 
France, North Coast of. 
France, South Coast of. 
Frank Island, Miss. Delta, U. §. 
Frangois Bay. 

Franklin Island, Maine. 
Franklin Point. 

Franklin Sound. 
Fredericia. 
Frederickshall, Norway. 
Frederickstadt, North Sea. 
Freeman’s Bay. 

Freestone Point. 

Frejus, France. 

French Cove. 

French Keys. 

French Reef. 

Friar’s Head. 

Friar’s Point. 

Friendship Cape. * 
Friendship Island. 


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Fugloe Island. 
Fuglée Skerry. 
Fuh-yaou Island. : 
Fulanga Island. 
Fiilebiik Light. 

Funchal, Madeira. 


Funen. 
Fundy, Bay of. 
Funk Island. i 


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Furneaux Island. | 
Furneaux Islands. | 
Fury Harbor. | 
Fury Point. 
Gabbard. 
Gabia Mount. Hae 
Gabiniere. 
Gable Cape. 
Gabo Island. 
Gaboon River. 


Gabriel, St., Cape. 


Gad Amaze Reefs. 
Gadd Light. - 


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Friendly Islands. 4661 
Irigate Island, Corgados. 2 
Irigate Island, Seychelles. 3 
Irindsbury Reef. 4 
Frio Cape, Brazil. 5 
Frio Island. 6 
Frio Cape, West Africa. fi 
Friesland, Netherlands. 8 
Frisbees Ledge. 9 
Frying Pan Shoals, C’st N. C.,U. 8. || 4670 
Froward Cape. 1 
Frozen Cay. 2 
Fuego Island. 3 
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Fuengiro. l 5 
Fuenterahia. 6 
Fuerte Island. 7 
Iuerteventura, Canary Isles. 8 
Fuga. 9 
Fugloe. 4680 


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_ Galiola Rock. 
| Galion Island. 
| Galita Island. 


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| Galera Point, Chili. 


| Gagliano. 


| Gaidaro Rock. 


Gadd’s Rock. 
Gadsden’s Point. 
Gaeta. 

Gafrani Islands. 
Gag. 


Gagy. 
Gaidaro Island. 


Gajo, Port. 
Galantry Point. 


Galatro Mount. 
Galeota Point. 


Galera Point, Columbia. 
Galera Point, Mindanao. 


Galera Point, New Grenada. 


Galera Point, Trinidad. 
Galera, Port. 


Gallant, Port. 
Galle, Pcint de. 


| Gallego Island. 


Gallegos Cape. 


| Gallegos Port. 
| Gallen Head. 


Galley Head. 
Galli Rocks. 


| Gallinara Island. 
| Gallinas Point. 
_ Gallinas River. 
| Gallipoli, Naples. 


Gallipoli, Turkey. 
Gallo Cape. 

Gallo, Cape di. 
Galloper. 
Galloway, Mull of. 
Galong Bay. 

Galt Reef. 


Nos. GAL Nos 
4704 | Galveston Bay and Island. 4747 
5 | Galvez Fort. 8 

6 | Galway. 9 

7 | Gamaley Cape. 4750 

8 | Gambia River. 1 

9 | Gambier Mount. 2 
4710 | Gambier’s Islands, Australia. 3 
1 | Gambier’s Islands, Low Archip’go. 4 

2 | Gambroon. 5 

3 | Gamla Carleby. 6 

4 | Gammon Point. vi 

5 | Ganges’ Bank. | 8 

* 6 | Gang: s River. ) 9 
7 | Ganjam. | || 4760 

8 | Gannet Island. | 1 

9 | Gannet Islands. | 2 
4720 | Gannet Rock, Maine, U.S. 3 
1 | Gannet Rock, Nova Scotia. 4 

2 | Gantheaume. 5 

3 | Gantheaume Point. 6 

4 | Gap Island. 7 

5 | Gap Rock. 8 

6 | Garden Bay. 9 

7 | Garden Island. | 4770 

8 | Gardner Bank. 1 

9 | Gardner Island, Galapagos. 2 
4730 | Gardner Island, New Ireland. - 
1 | Gardner Island, North Pacific. 4 

2 | Gardner Island, South Pacific. 5 

3 | Gardner Mount. 6 

4 | Garnot Island. fi 

5 | Garoupe Cape. 8 

6 | Garret Denys. 9 

7 | Garrow Island. A720 

8 | Garry Cape. 1 

9 | Gaspar Island and Strait. 2 
474) | Gaspar Rico. 3 
1 | Gaspé Cape. 4 

2 | Gasses Pulo. | 5 

3 | Gata Cape. | 6 

4 | Gatcombe Head. | 7 

5 | Gato, Island del. | 8 
4746 | Gatto Cape. 4789 


GEO 


Gay Head. 

Gaya, Pulo, Borneo, N. E. 

Gaya, Pulo, Borneo, N. W. 

Geby. 

Gedé Mount. 

Geelvink Cape. 

Gefle. 

Gellibrand Point. 

Gennargentu Mount. 

Genoa. 

Genoa Gulf. 

Genoves, Port. 

Gente Hermosa. 

Geographe Rock. 

Geographe Shoals. 

Geology Point. 

George and Abercrombie. 
George Cay. 

George Fort, North America. 
George Fort, Prince Edward’s Id. 
George Fort, Scotland. 

George Island. 

George IV, Port. 

George, St., Brazil. 

George, St., Grenada. 

George, St., Ionian Islands. 
George, St., Cape, Australia. 
George, St., Cape, Cape Breton. 
George, St., Cape, Indian Ocean. 
George, St., Cape, Newfoundland. 
George, St., Cape, New Ireland. 
George, St., Island, Azores, 
George, St., Island, Florida, U.S. _ 
George, St., Island, India. 
George, St., Island, Mozambique. 
George, St., Island, Alaska, U. §S. 
George, St., Island, Solomon Isl’ds. 
George, St., Point. 

George, St., Shoals. 

George, St., d’Arbor Island. 
George Town, British Guiana. 
George Town, Malacca Strait. 
George Town, S. Carolina, U. 8. 


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George Town, Van Dieman’s Land. 
George Town Head. 
Georgia Island. 
Georgia Straits. 
Georgia, United States. 
Georgio, St., Port. 
Gepirhuk. 

Geraka Point. 
Gerftsius Island. 
Geriah Point. — 
Germain, St. 

Geronimo, San, Island. 


Gerran. 


| Gervaise Cape. 


Ghar, Ras el. 
Gharah Island. 
Ghelenjik. 

Ghir Cape. 

Giant’s Causeway. 
Gianuti Island. 
Gibbon’s Mount. 
Gibraltar. 
Giedserodde. 
Giens. 
Gigantangan Island. 
Gigantes Islands. 
Giglio Island. 
Gilbert Archipelago. 
Gilbert Island. 
Gilibanta. 

Gilles sur Vie. 
Gillman Cape. 
Gilolo. 

Ginger Island. 
Gioja, 

Giorgio, St., Mount. 
Giourapoulo. 
Gipps’ Reef. 
Giraglia Island. 
Girdleness. 
Girgenti. 

Glarenza Cape. 
Glasgow. 


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Glasgow Port. 

Glass Island. 

Glatton’s Rock. 

Glenan Islands. 

Glenelg. 

Glennie Islands. 

Gdoiioso Island. 

Glosholm Light. 

Gloucester Cape, Australia. 
Gloucester Cape, New Britain. 
Gloucester Cape, South Pacific. 
Gloucester Cape, Tierradei Fuego. 
Gloucester Island, Australia. 
Gloucester Island, Low Archip’go. 
Gloucester Shoal. 

Gloup Holm. 

Glover Reef. 

Gluckstadt. 

Goa. 

Goapnauth Point. Mi 

Goat Island, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Goat Island, Philippines. 


Goazacoalcos Bar. 
Gobeah Cape. 
Gobernador Mount. 
Godeim, Ras. 
Godrevy Island. 


Goede Hoop Cape. 
Goedereede. 
Gogah. 

Golconda Reef. 
Gold Coast. 
Golden Mount. 
Goldown’s Bl. River. 
Goleta. 

Gollonsier. 
Golovatcheff Cape. 
Golovine Bay. 
Gomauny, Ras. 
Gomenitza. 
Gomera. 

Gomora, 

Gonaive Island. 


GON 


Gonaives. 

Gonzales Head. 

Good Hope Cape, Africa. 

Good Hope Cape, China. 

Good Hope Island, Low Archip’go. 
Good Hope Island, South Pacifie. 
Good Snecess Bay and Cape. 
Goodman fsland. 

Goodwin. 

Goold Islasd. 

Gvonung Apee. 

Goonung Api, Banda Islands. 
Goonung Api, Flores Sea. 
Goonung Loose. 

Goonung Marass. 

Goonung Terra River. 

Goose Cape, Newfoundland. 
Goose Island, Connecticut, U. S. 
Goose Island, Furneaux Islands. 
Gooty River. 

Gorain Island. 

Gorda Cay. 

Gordewar Point. 

Gordon Reef. : 

Gore Cape. 

Gore Point. 

Gore, Port. 

Goree Island. 

Goreloy Island. 

Gorgona Island, Mediterranean. 
Gorgoua Island, Peru. 

Goro. 

Goro Island. 

Gothland. 

Gottenburg. 

Gotto Islands. 

Gottska Sando. 

Gouap Island. 

Gough’s Island. 

Goulburn Islands. 

Goulding Cay. 

Govan’s, St., Head. 

Gower Island. 


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Gozzo Island. 


Grabusa. 


Gracias & Dios Cape. 


Graciosa, Azores. 
Graciosa, Madeiras. 
Grado. 

Grafton Cape. 

Grafton Island. 
Graham Moore Cape. 
Graham’s Shoal. 

Grain Coast. 

Grainger Shoal. 
Grambousa Island. 
Grampus Islands. 

Gran Bajo de Esperanza. 
Gran Sasso d’Italian. 
Grand Duke Alexander. 
Grand, Le, Cape. 

Grand Manan. 

Grand, Port, Mauritius. 
Grand, Port, Skyros. 
Grande Island. 

Grande Mount. 


Grande Point. 


Grane. 


Grange. 
-Granitola Cape. 
Grant Island and Point. 


Granville. 
Grape Cay. 
Grasholm Island. 


. Grave, Pointe de. 


Gravelines. 

Gravois Point. 

Gray’s Harbor. 

Great Fish Bay. 

Great Fish Point and River. 
Great Island, South Pacific. 

Great Island, Spitzbergen. . 
Greece. | 
Green Cape.’ ‘ 

Green Cay. 


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Green Island, Australia. 5005 | Gros, Cape. 
Green Island, Calarnianes. 6 | Grosnez, Cape. 
Green Island, Gulf St. Lawrence. 7 | Grosso, Cape. 
Green Island, Hudson’s Straits. 8 | Grosvenor Shoal. 
Green Island, Nova Scotia. 9 | Grottamare. 
Green Point. 5010 | Grouin du Cou. 
Greenhill Island. 1 | Gruesco Point. 
Greenhithe. 2 | Guadaleanar Island. 
Greenland. 3 | Guadalupe Island. 
Greenly Islands and Mountains. 4 | Guadeloupe. 
Greenock. . 5 | Guadiana River. 
Greenwich. 6 | Guahan Island. 
Grego, Cape. 7 | Guaianeco Islands. 
Gregory, St., Cape. 8 | Guajaba Island. 
Greig, Cape. 9 | Guam Island. 
Greig Island. 5020 | Guanape Hill. 
Greig Shoal. 1 | Guanica Point. 
Grekova Rock. " 2 | Guantanamo. 
Grenada. 3 | Guarachina Point. 
Grenadeer Huen. 4 | Guarapari. 
Grenville, Cape. 5 | Guaratiba Point. 
Grenville Island. 6 | Guaratuba River. 
Grenville Point. 7 | Guardafui, Cape. 
Greville, Cape. 8 | Guardia Island. 
Grey, Cape. 9 | Guardiani Island. 
Grey Hook. 5030 | Guardias Viejas. 
Grey Town. 1 | Guarmey Bay. 
Gribbin’s Head. 2 | Guascama Point. 
Gribcerne. | 3 | Guasco, Port. 
Griefswaldoe. 4 | Guase Island. 
Griffin Rocks. 5 | Guatemala. 
Griffith Island. 6 | Guatulco, Port. 
Grigan Island. 7 | Guayama River. 
Grim, Cape. ; 8 | Guayaquil. 
Grimness Head. 9 | Guaymas. 
Grimsey Island. 5040 | Guayra, La. 
Grisnez, Cape. 1 | Gueguen River. 
Grivizza Island. 2 | Guei Chew Island. 
Groais Island. 3 | Guerande. 
Groene Islands. A | Guerite Rock. 
Groix, Island de. 5 | Guernsey. 
Grénskiii Light. 6 | Guguan Island. 
Groote Eylandt. 5047 | Guia, Point de. 


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Guiana. | 5091 | Hague, Netherlands. 
Guilder Rocks. | 2 | Hague, Cape la. 
Guinapac Rocks. 3 | Ha Ha. 
1 | Guinchos Cay. 4 | Ha Ha Bay. 
2 | Guinea, Gulf of. 5 | Ha Ha Harbor. 
3 | Gull Island. 6 | Hai-ling-shan Island. 
4 | Gull Rock. 7 | Hai-mun. 
5 | Gull Stream. 8 | Hainan Head, China. 
6 | Gun Cay. ° 9 | Hainan Island. 
7 | Gung Island. . 5100 Haipong Island. 
8 | Gunner’s Islands. 1 | Haleyon Island. 
9 | Gurupi, Cape. 2 | Haleimah, Ras. 
5060 | Gut of Canso. 3 | Hain’s Point. 
1 | Gutzlaff Islands. 4 | Hakodadi, Japan. 
2 | Guy Rock. 5 | Haley’s Cove. 
3 | Guyaquil. 6 | Half Island Cove. 
4 | Gwa. 7 | Half Moon Cay. 
5 | Gwadel, Cape. 8 | Half Moon Shoal. 
6 | Gwetter. 9 | Half Moon Reef, Texas, U.S. 
7 | Haano Island. 5110 | Half Port Bay. 
8 | Haarlem, Netherlands. 1 | Halfway Island. 
9 | Habeeba Islands. 2 | Halfway Reef. 
0 | Habile, Mount. 3 | Halfway Rock. 
1 | Habitant’s Bay. 4°| Halibut Point. 
2 Hacha. 5 | Halibut Island. 
3 | Hack Cove. 6 | Halgan Island. 
4 | Haddock Harbor. 7 | Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
5 | Hadlock Harbor. 8 | Halifax Bay, East Australia. 
6 | Hackluyt’s Harbor. 9 | Haliguen Port. 
7 | Hackluyt’s Islands. 5120 | Hall, Cape. 
8 | Had, Ras al. 1 | Hall Island, Gilbert Archipelago. 
9 | Haddington, Mount. 2 | Hall Island, Hudson’s Straits. 
5080 | Haddington, Port. 3 | Hall Point. 
1 | Hadid, Ras. 4 | Hall, Sir J., Group. 
2 | Hae Chow. 5 | Hollands, Waldero. 
3 | Haerlem Islands. 6 | Hallowell, Cape. 
4 | Hae-tan Island. 7 | Halmstadt, Sweden. 
5 | Hafoon, Ras. 8 | Halsey Island. 
6 | Hafringi. 9 | Hamburg. 
7 | Hagemeister Isl’d, Low Archip’go. | 5130 | Hammamet. 
8 | Hagemeister Isl’d, N. W. America. | 1 | Hammerfest. 
9 | Hag’s Head. . 2 | Hamilton, Canada West, N. Amer. 
5090 | Hagget’s Cove. | 5133 | Hammond’s Island. 


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Hammond, Cape. 
Hampton, Fort. 
Hampton, Virginia, U.S. 
Hampton Bar, Virginia. 
Hampton Roads, Virginia. 
Hamrah, Ras al. 

Hanalae Bay. 

Handa Island. 


Handkerchief Shoal, Vineyard 
Sound, U.S. , 


Hangklip Cape. 


Hangman Hill. 

Hango, Gulf of Finland. 
Hannah Shoal. 

Hano Island. 

Hanover, Germany. 
Hanover Island. 

Hanse Towns, Germany. 
Hantsholmen, Ireland. 
Hants’ Harbor. 

Hapaee Islands. 
Haradskar. 
Harbinger Rocks. ! 
Harbor, Grace, Newfoundland. 
Harbor Island. 

Harbor of Mercy. 

Harburg, Hanover. 

Harding’s Rock, Massachu’s, U. S. | 
Hardy Point. 

Hardy Port. } 
Hardy, Sir C., Islands, Australia. 
Hardy, Sir C., Islands, 8. Pacific. 
Hare Bay. 

Hare Island. 

Hare Harbor. 

Hare Ears Point. 

Hargose. 

Haring’s Island. 

Harlingen, Netherlands. 


Harmee!l Island. 
Harnish Island. 

Haro Cape. 

Harp Island, Formosa. 


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Harp Island, New Zealand. 
Harpswell Sound, Maine, U. S. 


| Harrington. 


Harrison Cape. 

Harshall’s Nist. 

Hart Island. 

Hartford, Connecticut, U.S. 
Hartland Point. 
Hartlepool, England. 
Hartwell Reef. 

Haruku Island. 

Harvey Reefs. 


| Harvey Rocks. 


Harvey’s Islands. 


| Harwich. 


Hasborough. 


| Haski Island. 


Hastings Island. 


| Hastings Harbor. 


Hastings Rock. 
Hatchett’s Reef. 
Hat Island. 


| Hat Cay. 


Hatteras Cape, N. Carolina, U.S. 
Hatteras Cove. . 
Hatteras Inlet. 

Hatton’s Headland. 
Haulbowline Island. 

Haul-off Rock. 

Haussez Islands. 

Haute Island, Maine, U.S. 
Haute Island, New Brunswick. 
Hautfond. 

Hautfond Shoals. 

Havaiil. 

Havana, Cuba. 


| Hav-flue. 


Havre, Cape le. 

Havre Rock. 

Havre 

Hawaii, Sandwich Islands. 
Hawan Road. 


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Hazard’s Point. 


| Head Harbor. 
| Head Harbor, Maine, U. 8. 
| Head of the Gr’t Australian Bight. 


HAW 


Hawke Bay, Labrador. 
Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand. 
Hawke Channel, Florida, U.S. 
Hawkesbury Island. 

Hawkin’s Reef 

Hawlool. 

Hay Cape, Australia. 

Hay Cape, Baffin’s Bay. 
Haycock Island, Indian Archip’go. 
Haycock Island, Philippines. 
Haycock Island, Xulla Islands. 
Haycock Hill. 

Hayle, England. 

Hayti, W. I. 


Hazy Island. 


Head of the Passes, Mississippi 
River, U.S. 


Health Islands. 

Heart’s Content Harbor. 
Heath Point. 

Heaux de Brehat. 


Heawandoo Island. 

Heawandoo Island, Pholo. 
Hebrides, West of Scotland. 
Heckla Mount. 

Hedge Fence, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Hedge Hog Mount. 

Heemskerk Mount. 


Hegadis. 

Heiden Island. 
Heilhornet. 
Hekueru. 

Hela Light. 

Hela Point, Prussia. 
Helanea Island. 
Helder, Netherlands. 
Helen Shoal. 
Helena, St. 


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Helena, St., Bay. 

Helena, St., Point. 
Helgoland, North Sea. 
Heliersa, St. 

Hell Gate, L. I. Sound, U.S. 
Hellyer Rocks, 
Helsingborg, Sweden, 
Helsingfors, Russia. 
Helsingkall. 

Helvetius Cape. ‘ 
Helvoetsluys, Netherlands. 
Helwick Head. 

Hemos Island. 

Hempstead, Long Island, U. S. 


Hen and Chickens, Delaware En- 
trance, U. 8. 


Hender Island. 

Henderville Island. 
Henderson Island, Maine, U. S. 
Heneagua Island. 

Henley Island. 

Henley Ledges. 

Henne Bay. _ 

Henlopen Cape, United States. 
Henrietta Mar, Cape. 

Henry Cape, United States. 
Henry Cape, Anticosti. 

Henry Cape, Louisiades. 
Henry Cape, Queen Charlotte I. 
Henry Port. 

Henslow Cape. 

Henuaka. 

Heraclea, Greek Archipelago. 
Heraclia Island. 

Heraiki. 

Herbert Island. 

Hereford, New Jersey, U. S. 
Hereheretua. 

Herekino Road. 

Heretua. 

Hergests Rocks. 

Herm Island. 

Herins Bay. 


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5303 | Hermanos Island. | 5346 | Hillsborough Bay, Pr’ce Edw’d’s I. 
4 | Hermit Island. | 7 | Hillsborough Inlet, Florida. 
. ©} Hermitage Bay. 8 | Hillsborough, Cape. 
6 | Hermite Island. 9 | Hilo, Hawaiian Islands. 
7 | Hermogenes Island. | 5350 | Hilongos Point. 
8 | Hermonist Island. 1 | Hilton Head, South Carolina, U.S. 
9 | Herndklubb. 2 | Hinchinbroke Rocks. 
5310 | Hernosand. a) | Hind Island. ; 
1 | Herpin Rock. 4 | Hioga, Japan. 
2 | Herradura Point. 5 | Hippa Island. 
3 | Herradura de Coguimbo. 6 ; Hippolite Rock. 
Herschel, Cape. 7 | Hirshan Islands. 
5 | Herschel Island. - | 8! Hirtsholmen. | 
6 | Herring Cove, Mass., U.S. 9 | Hitchinbroke, Cape, CapeBreton I. 
7 | Herring Cove, Nova Scotia. 5360 | Hitchinbroke, Cape, N.W.C’st Am. 
8 | Herring Gut Harbor, Maine. 1 | Hitchinbroke Island. 
9 | Herring Island. 2 | Hispaniola. ‘ 
5320 | Herring Neck Harbor. 3 | Hiva-Oa. 
1 | Hesselo, Denmark. 4 | Hoa. 
2 | Heve, Cape. 5 | Hoa-pin-su Island. 
3 | Heyskar Islands. 6 | Hobart Town,Vav Diemen’s Land. 
4 | Heyst. 7 | Hobbies. 
5 | Hiaou. 8 | Hoborg, Baltic. 
6 | Hibbs Point. 9 | Hoe, Point du. 
7 | Hibernia Shoal. 5370 | Hocky Island. 
8 | Hicaron Island. 1 | Hodeidah. 
9 | Hickman’s Harbor. 2 | Hoedie Islav 
5330 | Hidden Harbor. 3 Hodgkin’s Cove. 
1 | Hidden Island. 4 | Hog Bay. 
2 | Hieres Isiands, Mediterranean. 5 | Hog Channel. 
3 | Hierro. 6 | Hog Island, Bay of Boni. 
4 High Brothers. 7 | Hog Island, Indian Ocean. 
5 | High Clay Peak. 8 | Hog Island, Java. 
6 | High Island, Buccaneers. 9 | Hog Island, Sumatra. 
7 | High Island, Hudson Strait. 7 5380 | Hog Islands. 
8 | High Island, Natunas. 1 | Hog Point. 
9 | High Island, New Zealand. 2 | Hog Nose. 
5340 | High Island, South Pacific. 3 | Hog Fish Cut. 
1 | Highland Bay. 4 | Hog Inlet. 
2 | Highlands of Navesink, U.S. - 5 | Hog Island Harbor, Mass., U. 8. 
3 | Higuey. 6 | Hog Island, Virginia, U.S. 
4 | Higgin’s Point. 7 | Hogland, Virginia, U. S. 
5345 | Hilliard’s Harbor. | 5888 | Hogland, Gulf of Finland. 


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5389 | Hog I. Light-House, Virginia, U.S. 
5390 | Hogan Island. 
1 | Hogoleu. 
2 | Hogsten. 
3 | Hogsties, Bahamas. 
4 | Hogsty Reef. 
5 | Hoibraken. 
G | Hoievarde. 
7 | Hokianga Harbor. 
8 | Holandes Channel. 
9 | Holandes Point. 
5400 | Holbeck, Denmark. 
1,| Holborne Island. 
2 | Holburn Head. 
3 | Holderness Island. 
4 | Hole in the Wall, Bahamas. 
5 | Holland. 
6 | Holland Bank. 
7 | Holland Cove. 
8 | Holland Harbor. 
9 } Holland Point. 
5410 | Holland Island, Maryland, U. 8S. 
1 | Holland’s Straits. 
2 | Hollin’s Harbor, Nova Scotia. 
3 | Hollow’s Bird Island. 
4 | Holmes’ Harbor. 
5 | Holmes’ Hole, Vineyard Sound. 
6 | Holmo Gadd, Gulf of Bothnia. 
7 | Holsteinburg. 
8 | Holt Island. 
9 | Holuthuria Shoals. 
5420 ) Holyhead, North Wales. 
1 | Holy Island, England. 
2 | Holywood Harbor. 
3 | Home Islands. 
4 | Home Island Reef. 
5 | Honda River. 
6 | Honden Island. 
7 | Honduras. 
8 | Honduras, Bay of. 
9 | Honduras, Cape. 
5430 | Hone-Cope, Harbor. 
5431 | Honfleur, France. 


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Hong Kong, China. 
Honga-Hapai. 

Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. | 
Hood, Cape. | 
Hood Island, Galapagos. 1 
Hood Island, Low Archipelago. | 
Hood Island, Marquesas. 

Hood Island Point, Australia. | 
Hood Island Poiut, Kafferland. 
Hood Port. 

Hoo-e-tou Point. 

Hoogly, British India. 

Hook Light, Ireland. 

Hook Sound. 
Hooper’s Straits, Ches’ke Bay, U.S. 
Hooping Harbor. 

Hope, Cape. 

Hope Island, North Pacific. 

Hope Island, South Pacific. 

Hope Island, Spitzbergen. 

Hope Harbor. 

Hope Peint. 

Hope, West Island. 


Hope’s Adventure, Cape. | 
Hopedale. i 
Hopper Island. 
Horaine Rock. 
Horcon Bay. 
Hor Hadeea. — 
Hormigas Rocks. 
Horn, Cape. 

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Horu Head. 
Horn Island. 


Horn Islands. 
Horn, Mount. 
Horn Point. 
Horne Islands. 
Horne’s Neck. 
Horned Hill. 
Horner Peak. 
Horno’s Island. 
Hornos. 
Hornsudde. 


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Horsburgh Atoll. 

Horsburgh, Cape. 

Horsburgh Island. 

Horse Hammock. 

Horsehead Shoals. 

Horse Island. 

Horse Shoe, Nova Scotia. 
Horse Shoe Point. 

Horse Shoe Reef, Barrier Reefs. 


Horse Shoe Reef, Feejee Islands. 


Horta. 

Horton, Nova Scotia. 
Hospital Key. 

Hospital Rock. 
Hotham Cape, Arctic Ocean. 
Hotham Cape, Australia. 
Houa-Houa Bay. 
Houa-Honna. 

Hougue, La. 

House Harbor. 

Hout Point. 

Houtjes Bay. 

Houtman Rocks. 

How Harbor. 

Howakel Island. 
Howard Shoal. 

Howe, Lord, Island. 
Howe, Lord, Islands. 
Howe Island. 

Howe Cape, 8. W. Australia. 
Howe Cape, 8S. E. Australia. 
Howell’s Point. 
Howick’s Group. 

Howth Baily Light. 
Howtha. 

Hoyambre Cape. 

Hoy Island, Scotland. 
Hoylake, England. 
Huacanee Island. 
Huacho Bay, Peru. 
Hnafo Island. 

Huaheine I-land. 
Huamblin Island. 


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|} Huasco, Chili. 


Hubbah, Ras.el. 
Hubert’s Cove. 


~Huddart’s Shoal. 
|| Huddiksvall. 


Hndson Bay. 


- Hudson Island. 


Hudson Islands. 

Hudson River, United States. 
Hudson’s Straits. 
Huechucucuy Head. 

Hue Fo River. 

Hue Harbor, Cochin China. 
Huero Island. 

Hughlett’s Point. 

Hull, England. 

Hull Island. 

Hull Islands. 

Hull’s Cove, Maine, U.S. 
Humber, England. 

Humber River. 

Humboldt Bay, California, U.S. 
Hummock Island, Furneaux Is. 


| Hummock Isl’d, Mela-co-si-nah Is. 


Hummock Island, Philippines. 
Humm of Kenn. 

Humphrey Island, Low Archip’go. 
Humphrey Island, South Pacific. 
Hune, Cape La. 
Hungary. 

Hungry Hill. 


| Hunger’s Creek. 


Hunstanton Point, England. 
Hunter Cape. 

Hunter Island, Marshall Islands. 
Hunter Island, South Pacific. 
Hunter Island, Van Dieman’s Ld. 


| Hunter Port, East Australia. 


Hunter Port, South Pacific. 
Hunter and Albatross Islands. 
Hunter’s Reef. 

Hunting Creek. 


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Hunting Islands, 8. Carolina, U.S. 
Huntingtov Harb., Long Is!’d,U.S. 
Huon Islands. 
Huon River. 
Hurd Island, East Africa. 
Hurd Island, South Pacific. 
Hurm Lake. 
Hurricane Bay. 
Hurst. 
Hussey Sound. 
Hutchinson Island. 
Hvalée. 
Hvidingsée, Norway. 
Hwang-ching-tao Island. 
Hyannis, Massachusetts, U.S. 
Hydra, Greece. 
Hydra Rock. 
Hypocrite Passage. 
Iana River. 
Tanthe Shoal. 
Ibayat Island. 


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Ibbetson Islands. 


Ibo Island. 
Ibugos. 


Icacos Point, Cuba. 

Icacos Point, Honduras. 
Icacos Point, Trinidad. 

Ice Sound. 

Iceland. 

Ickulaka Reef. 

Icy Cape. 

Ida Mount, Asia Minor. 

Ida Mount, Candia. 

Idjeng Mount. 

Ifelouk Islands. 

Teloolik Island. 

Ignacio, St., Island and Point. 
Iguape River, 

Ibrum Cap. 

Ikourangi Mount. 

Ilchester Shoal. 

Ildefonso Islands, California. 


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Iidefonso Islands, Ti’ra del Fuego. 
Ildefonso, St., Cape. 

Ilfracombe. 

Ilha das Rollas. 

Ilha Grande Bay. 


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INack Island. 

Iuluck. 

Imalaguan. 

Imbros. 

Immor Island. 

Imperieuse Shoal. 
Inaccessible Isl’ds, New Orkneys. 
Inaccessible Islands, S. Atlantic. 
Inagua Islands. 

I-nah-K woh. 

Inch Keith. 

Indefatigable Island. 
Independence Island. 
Inderabia Island. 

India. 

Indian Ocean. 

Indian Head, Australia. 
Indian Head, Buenos Ayres. 
Indian River. 

Indigirka River. 

Indio Point. 

Indispensable Reef. 

Indjeh Boornou Cape. 
Indramayu Point. 
Indrapour Point. 

Indus River. 

Ine Islands. 

Infanta Cape. 

Infiernillo Rock. 
Inhambane Bay. 
Inhampura River. 

Iniue. 

Inman Cape. 

Innis Murray. 

Innisgort. 

Innishowen Head. 
Innistrahal. 


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Inscription, Cape. 
Inspection Hill. 
Inverarity Shoal. 
Inverness. 
Investigator Reefs. 
Inyack, Cape. 
Joanni Point. 
Iona Island. 
Tonian Islands. 
Iphigenia Rocks. 
Ipsera. 

Ipswich Bay. 
Iquique. 

Ireland. 

Irene, Cape. 


‘Trish Rock. 


Irois Fort. 

Iron, Cape. 
Irvine. 

Isaac, Gt., Rock. 


| Isabel, Cape. 


Isabel Island, California. 


Isabel Island, Solomon Islands. 


Isabella, Cape. 
Isabelle Point. 
Ischia Island. 
Ishailoh Rocks. 
Isla, Cape. 
Islamabad River. 
Islay. 

Isle of Man. 

Isle of Wight. 
Isleta. 

Ismid. 

Isolette, Cape. 
Istapa. 
Itabayana Mountains, 


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Italy. 

Itapacoroya Point. 
Ithaea. 

Itourup Island, 


itsoumo, Cape. 


| Jackson Shoal. 


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Tujah Point. 
Ives, St. 
Iviza. 


Ivory Coast. 
Jabo, Cape. 
Jaboug Point. 
Jacinto, Port San. 
Jackee Pulo. 
Jackson’s Arm. 
Jackson Port. 
Jackson Point. 


Jacksonville, Florida. 
Jack Taylor’s Reef. 
Jacmel. 

Jacob’s Harbor Head. . 
Jacquemel. 


Jacquinot Island. 
Jacquinot Point. 
Jaffa, Joppa, Palestine. 
Jaffrabad, India. 
Jaffatin, Great, Island. 
Jagenos Island. 


Jageson’s Island. 
Jago, St., Cuba. 
Jagua Bay. 
Jaguribe River. 
Jahleel Point. 
Jamaica, Antilles. 


James Bay. 

James Island. 

James River, U.S. 

James, St., Cape, Cochin China. 
Janes, St., Cape, Quw’n Charlotte I. 
Janeiro, Rio de, Brazil. 


Jane’s Island. 

Jane’s Table Land. 
Janena Edjaya River. 
Jan Mayen Island. 
Janvrin Harbor. 
Janvrip Shoal. 

Japan. 

Jaquemel, Cape, Hayti. 


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Jaquet Bank. 
Jara Head. 

Jara Island. 
Jaragua River. 
Jardinellos. 
Jardines, Cuba. 
Jardines, North Pacific. 
Jarvis Island. 
Jask, Cape. 
Jason Islands. 
Jatibnica River. 
Jaulo Island. 
Java. 

Java Head. 

Java Sea. 
Javinal Point. 
Jayua Island. 
Jean Ravel Road. 
Jean, St., de Luz. 
Jebel Antar. 
Jebel Hadid. 
Jebel Kinkeri. 
Jebel Sarsar. 
Jebel Searjan. 
Jebel Soubah. 


| Jebel Teer. 
| Jebel Thel). 


Jebel W. Lehuma. 
Jebel Zawan. 


_ Jebel Zoogur Island. 
| Jeddah, (Jidda,) Arabia. 
| Jedderens Reef. 


Jeddo, (Yeddo,) Japan. 


Jedore Harbor. 


Jeffrey’s Bank. 


| Jegogan Harbor. 


Jei, Ras. 


| Jenichesk. 

| Jelkyl Island. 
| Jerabou. 

| Jerba Island. 


Jerbourg. 


Jeremie, 


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| 5776 | Jericoacoara. | 
| 7 | Jermain, Cape. 
8 | Jernain Island. 
9 | Jerningham Point. 
| 5780 | Jersey, Channel Islands. 
1 | Jersbdft. 
2 | Jerusalem, Palestine. 
3 | Jervis Bay, New South Wales. 
4 | Jervis, Cape. 
5 | Jervis Island. 
6 | Jesso Island. 
7 | Jesus Maria, Island. 
8 | Jestico Harbor. 
9 | Jewnee, Ras. 
5790 | Jibbel Dthubbah. 
1 | Jibsh Ras. 
2 | Jidda, (feddah,) Arabia. 
| 3 | Jigat Point. 
4 | Jijghinsk Island, Okchotsk Sea. 
5 | Jintotolo Island. 
6 | Jintotolo Point. 
7 | Joao, St., Island. 
8 | Joano. 
9 | Joatinga Point. 
5800 | Jobano. 
1 | Jobie Island. 
2 | Joe Flogger Shoal. 
3 | Joe’s Hole. 
4 | Johanna. 
5 | J hanna, Isl’d, Mozambique Chan. 
6 | John Baptist Fort. : 
7 | Joln’s Bay. . 
8 | John Point. 
9 | John Begg Rock. 
5810 | John de Nova fsland. 
1 | John, St., Cape, Africa. 
2 | John, St., Cape, Candia. 
3 | John, St., Cape, Newfoundtand. 


John, St., Cape, Terra del Fuego. | 
John, St., Point. 
John’s, St., Antigua, W. 

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John’s, St., Island, Greece. 

John’s, St., Island, Red Sea. 
John’s, St., Island, South Pacific. 
John’s, St., Island, Virgin Isles. 
John’s, St., Point. 

John’s, St., River, Florida. 

John’s, St., River, Gulf St. Lawr’e. 
John’s, St., River, Kafferland. 
John’s, St., River, Pegu. 

Johnson Harbor. 

Johnson Reef. 

Joinville Island. 

Jolbos Island. 

Jolly Island. 

Jolvos Island. 

Jomalie Island. 

Jomfrueland. 

Jomonjol Island. 

Jonas, St., Islaud. 

Jones’ Harbor. 

Jones’ Island. 

Jones’ Point, Potomac River, U.S. 
Jootsima. 

Jordan’s Point, James R.,Va., U.S. 
Jose, St., Island. 

Jose, San. 

Jose, San, Island. 

Josef Pobre Point. 

Josef, San, Port. 

Joseph, St., Bay. 

Joseph, St., Islands. 

Jouvency Island. 

Joujou River. 

Jourimin Islands. 

Joyi. 


Juan de Fuca Straits, N. W. Coast 
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Juan del Pozo. 

Juan Fernandez Islands. 
Juan d’Olio. 

Juan Louis Key. 

Juan, St., Bay, Cali‘ornia. 


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Juan, St., Mount. 

Juan, St., Port. 

Juan, Cape. 

Jaan, St.,dla Nova. 

Juan, San, Island. 

Juan, San, Port. 

Juan de Guia, Cape. 

Juan de Nicaragua, Central Amer. 
Juan Baptiste Island. 
Juanica. 


| Juba River, East Africa. 


Jubal Island. 


: Juby, Cape. 


Judge and Apostle Rocks. 


| Judge Rocks. 


Judge and Clerk. 
Judgment Rock. sy 
Judith Point, Rhode Island, U.S. 
Jugurnaut. 

Jui Mountain. 

Julian Mountain. 
Julian, St. 
Julian, St., Island. 
Julian, St., Mountain. 
Julian, St., Port. 
Juliana Bay. 

Julie. 


. Julo Island. 


- Junkseilon, Indian Ocean. 


Jupiter Inlet, Florida, U.S. 
Jupiter Inlet L. H., Florida, U.S. 
Jura Island. 

Jurien Island. 

Jururu Port. 


_ Jussari. 


Just au Corps. 


Jutland, Denmark. 

Jykill Island, Georgia, U.S. 
Kabes. 

Kabruang. 

Kadahboo Bluff. 

Kadija. 


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Kae-choo Bank. 
Kaffa. 
Kafferland. 
Kagul, Cape. 
Kaholawe. 
Kahowawa. 
Kpiagatch. 
Kaifa. 

Kaipara Harbor. 


Kakava Island. 


Kakulimab Mountain. 


Kalaeko. 
Kalampunian Island. 
Kalantan River. 
Kalao. 

Kalemaas. 
Kalgalaksha. 
Kaljagri, Cape. 
Kalibia. 

Kalingal Island. 
Kalkoon Islands. 
Kalla Rock. 
Kallbaden. 
Kalmar. 
Kalomata, 
Kaloyeri Rocks. 
Kalpeni Islands. 
Kalymno. 
Kamasoun Island. 
Kambara Island. 
Kame, Cape. 
Kamoudi Pulo. 
Kampong Outa. 
Kamtchaksky, Cape. 
Kanaga Island. 
Kanais, Ras al. 
Kanary, Grand. 
Kandabou Island. 
Kandalaksha. 
Kangaroo Island. 
Kangelang. 
Kanim Noss, Cape. 


Kanneeoongan Point. 


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Kantavu. 

Kao Island. 

Kapenouare Island. 
Karababa. 

Karabournt, Cape, Asia Minor. 
Karabournt, Cape, Karaman. 
Karabournt, Cape, Turkey. 
Karadash Bournou, Cape. 
Karaghinsky Island. 
Karakakoa Bay. 

Karakita. 4 
Karamania. 
Karang Mountain. 
Karang Takat. 
Karavi Island. 
Karawang Point. 
Karek Island. 
Kari-kari. 
Karkena Islands. 
Karki. | 
Karo Island. 
Kastrosikia. 
Kastro Tornese. 


Katafanga Island. 


| Katakolo, Cape. 


Katang Rock. 
Katchall Island. 
Kater, Cape. 
Kater Island. 
Ka-tib-neaou Island. 
Katiu. 
Katomun, Cape. 
Kattannie, Ras. 
Kattaro. 
Kattou, Ras. 
Katwyk. 

Kauai. 

Kaula. 

Kavahi Island. 
Kaven Island. 


Kawa Kawa. 


‘Kawia Harbor. 


Kayes Island. 


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Kazantip Cape. 
Keatlama. 

Keats Point. 

Keats Port. 
Kedgeree. 

Keelah. 

Keeling Islands. 
Keenapoussan Island. 
Keerweer Cape. 
Keffing Island, (Great. ) 
Kega Point. » 
Keiskama River. 
Keith’s Reef. 
Kejsarsklubb. 

Kekik Island. 
Kelang. 

Kelly Harbor. 


Kelung Island and Harbor. 


Kema. 

Kemin Island. 
Kemni. 

Kenain. 

Kendall Cape. 
Kendarie Bay. 
Kendrick Island. 
Kenmare. 

Kenn Island. 
Kenn Reef. 
Kennedy Island. 
Kent Islands. 
Kentish Knock. 
Kephali Cape. 


Kephken Adassi Island. 


Keppel Cape. 
Keppel Island. 
Keppel Islands. 
Kerempeh Cape. 
Keresoun. 

Kerets Cape. 
Kerguelen’s Land. 
Kerki Mount. 
Kermadec Islands. 
Kertch. 


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Keu-sau Mount. 

Keyn Island. 

Key West. 

Khabaroff Cape. 

Khania. 
Kharamamoukotan Island. 


| Khelb, Ras. 
' Khelidonia Islands. 


Kherson. 
Khersones Cape. 
Khina Island. 
Khitouk Cape. 
Khore Jeramah. 
Khubber Island. 
Khyle, Ras al. 


| Khynzyr Cape. 


Ki Islands. 

Kia. 

Kiahow Harbor. 
Kiama, Port. 


| Kibateh Point. 


Kibliyah Island. 
Kidnappers Cape. 
Ki-Doulan. 

Kiel. 

Kiephali Cape. . 
Kieri Cape. 

Kikiay Island. 

Kila Point. 
Kileradan. 

Kilda, St. 

Kildyum Island. 
Kilidromi. 

Kilios. 

Killala. 

Kill Devil Hills. 
Killibegs. 
Killingholme. 
Kinabatangan Point. 
Kinbourn. 

King Cape, East Asia. . 
King Care, Niphon. 


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7 | King George Isiand. 
8 | King George’s Is., Hudson’s Bay. 
9 | King George’s Is., Low Archip’go. 
6020 | King George’s Sound. 
1 | King George Town, Bi’t of Biafra. 
2 | King George Town, Ivory Coast. 
3 | King Island, Bass Strait. 
4 | King Island, Alaska, U. S. 
5 | King William Cape. . 
6 | King William Town. 
7 | King’s Island. 
8.| King’s Point. 
9 | King’s Sound. 
6090 | Kingsmill Islands. 
1 | Kingston, China Sea. 
2 | Kingston, Jamaica. 
3 | Kingston, St. Vincent Island. 
4 | Kini Balu. 
5 | Kinkwa-zan Island. 
6 | Kinnaird’s Head. 
7 | Kinsale. 
8 | Kioustenje. 
9 | Kirkness. 
6100 | Kirkwall. 
1 | Kirton Shoal. 
2 | Kish Light. 
3 | Kishm Island. 
4 | Kiska Island. 
5 | Kismayo Island. 
6 | Kissa. 
7 | Kiswahara. 
8 | Kittan. 
9 | Kiu-siu Island. 
6110 | Kizil Ermak Cape. 
1 | Kizimkaz. 
2 | Kjer Cape. 
3 | Klampis Point. 
4 | Klapp Island. 
5 | Klobat Mount. 
6 | Klncheyski. 
7 | Knivskjaerodden. 
6118 | Knob Cape. 


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Knobens. 
Knocklayd. 
Knox Island. 
Knuckle Point. 
Knysna River. 
Koamaro Cape. 
Kodiak Island. 
Koh Dud Island. | 
Koh Kong Island. 
Koka Shoal. 

Koks Island. 
Kokskar. 

Kola. 

Kolah. 

Kolganpia Cape. 
Kolguyev Island. 
Kolioutchin Island. 
Kolovrat Mount. 
Kona Cape. 


Konig Cape. 
Konigsberg. 
Konouchin Cape. 
Konoupoli Point. 
Kooe Mubarrack. 
Koo-kien-san Island. 
Koolab. 
Koolewatte Head. 
Koomisang Island. 
Koor Island. 
Koo-re-mah. 
Koraka Cape. 
Korgo Island. 
Koro Island. 
Koron. 

Korotuna Island. 
Kors Fiord. 

Kors6 Light. 
Korsoren. 

Koruma Island. 
Kos. 

Ko-si-chang Islands. 
Ko-sima Island. 
Koslof. 


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Kotama Island. 
Kotubdea Island. 
Kotzebue Sound. 
Koulassien. 

Koumi, Cape. 
Kounelo, Cape. 

Kouri, Cape. 

Koussie River. 
Koutalai Island. 
Koutousoff, Cape. 
Koutousoff Island. 
Koutousoff Islands. 
Kouzomen. 

Kowie River. 
Krakatoa. 
Kramtchenko Islands. 
Krio Nero. 

Krithina Mountain, 
Krléougoun, Cape. 
Krompa Island. 
Kronotsky Peak and Cape. 
Kronprindsens Islands. 
Kronstadt. 
Krusenstern, Cape, N. Coast Amer. 
Krusenstern, Cape, Kotzebue So’d. 
Krusenstern Island. 
Krusenstern Islands. 
Krusenstern Rock. 
Kuching Hill. 
Kukewari. 

Kullen Light. 

Kumi Island. 

Kumopal Island. 
Kunashire Island. 
Kunna. 

Kurauchee. 

Kuria Island. 

Kuria Muria Islands. 
Kuriat, Cape. 

Kurile Islands. — 
Kouryah Islands. 
Kusha Island. : 
Kweeshan Islands. 


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Kwing Island. 

Kwyhoo Island. 

Kyangle Island. 

Kyholm. 

Kyk Down. 

Kyook Phoo. 

Laage Island, N. W. of Banca. 
Laage Island, Sumatra. 


Laarat. 

Labée, Cape. 
Labenki Island. 
Labiche Island. 
Labillardiére, Cape. 
Laborde Islet. 
Labrador, 


Labrador, Cape. 
Labuan Island. 
Lacadive Islands. 


Lacepede Islands, 
Lacotta, Pulo. 
Lacrosse Island. 


Lacul. 

Ladd Reef. 
Ladda, Pulo. 
Ladrone, Grand. 
Ladrones. 

Lady Grey, Cape. 


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Lagartos. 

Lage Rock. 
Lage de Santos. 
Laghi, Cape. 
Lagoon Island. 
Lagoon Reef. 
Lagoondy, Pulo. 
Lagos, Africa. 
Lagos, Portugal. 
Lagosta Island. 
Lagostas, Cape. 


Lagostina Rocks. 
Lagrandiére Island. 
Lagskar. 

Lagoa City. 


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Lagoa River. 
Laguna, Port. 
Lahaina. 

Lahaye, Cape. 
Lahou, Cape. 

Laou Shoal. 
Lai-chow. 

Lakahia Mountain. 
Lakemba Island. 
Lakemba Pass.’ 
Lakor. 

Lalang Besar Island. 
Lalla Rookh Shoal. 
Lamanchiri Hill. 
Lamarche, Cape. 
Lamarck Island. 
Lamas River. 
Lamay Island. 
Lamb Head. 
Lambay Island. 


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Lambert, Cape. 
Lamintao Point. 
Lammas Mountain. 
Lamo Bay. 
Lamock Islands. 
Lampedusa Island. 
Lampion Island. 
Lampon, Port. 
Lam-yit Island. ° 
Laneaster. 

Lang¢oes Grandes. 
Langoens Grandes. 
Landfall Island, Andamans. 


Landfall Island, South America. 


Languard Fort. 
Landskrona. 
Landsort Light. 
Langanaes, Cape. 
Langle Bay. 
Langley. 

Lango Island. 
Languin. 


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Lankayan Island. 
Lannes, Cape. 
Lanrick’s Shoal. 
Lantao Peak. 
Lantinga, Pulo. 


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Lapland. 
Larack Island. 
Larnaca. 


Larne Rock. 
Laseine Islands. 

Lassoa Point. 

Lastang Island. 

Lastres. 

Latakia. 

Latham’s Island. 
Latouche Treviile, Cape. 
Latta Islands. 
Latte Island. 
Laughlan Island. 
Laurel Bank. 
Laurel Shoal. 
Laurent du Var. 
Laurie Island. 
Lauriston. 

Laurot Islands. 
Laut, ‘reat Pulo. 
Lava Island. 
Lavenskar. 

Lawn Island. 
Lawrence, St., Bay. 
Lawrence, St.; Cape. 
Lawrence, St., Island, Indian Oc’n. 
Lawrence, St., Alaska, U. S. 
Lawrence, St., R. and G. 

Lax Island. 

Lay, Cape. 

Layken Point. 

Laysan Island. 

Lazareff Island. 

Lazaro, St., Cape. 

Leading Bluff. 

Leander Shoal. 


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Leasowe Light. 
Leat, Pulo. 
Lebany Bay. 
Lebert Island. 
Lebida. 

Ledo Cape, Brazil. 
Ledo Cape, West Africa. 
Leeuwin Cape. 
Leeward Islands. 
Leewarden Shoal. 
Lefehimo. 
Leffouw. 

Lefouka Island. 
Legarto Head. 
Legendre Island. 
Leghorn. 

Legiep Islands. 
Le Grand Cape. 
Leguwan Islands. 
Leighton Rock. 
Leith. 

Lejon Rock, (Grand. ) 
Lekoe. 

Lema, Great. 


Le Maire & Tasman’s Islands. 


Leman & Ower Light. 
Lemnos. 

Lena Biver. 

Lengua de Vaca Point. 
Lenin Islands. 

Leno, Point de. 
Leopard Reef. 
Leopold Cape. 
Leopold island. 
Leopold Islands. 
Lepanto. 

Lepers Island. 
Lepreau Cape. 
Lepsina Island. 

Lera Point. 

Lerang Point. 

Lerma. 

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Leron Harbor. 
Lerwick. 
Leschenhault Cape. 
Lessina Island. 
Lessoe Island. 
Lesson Island. 
Lesueur Cape. 
Lesueur Island. 
Lesueur Mount. 
Leton Rocks. 
Le-tsin. 

Letti. 

Leiibu River. 


Leuconna Hummocks. 


Leucung Island. 
Levanso Island. 
Leven Island. 
Leven Point. 
Leven Port. 
Leven, St., Point. 
Leveque Cape. 
Levita Island. 
Levuka. 

Lewa. 

Lewis, Butt of. 
Lewis, St., Cape. 
Leyden. 

Leyte Island. 
Liakhov Islands. 
Liant Cape. 
Libagao Island. 
Libarran Island. 
Libau. 

Libby Island. 
Liberia. 
Libertad. 
Lichtenfeld. 
Licosa Cape. 
Lido, Port. 

Lien Chew. 
Lieskovy Island. 
Lighthouse Reef. 
Ligitan Island. 


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Liguanea Island. 
Lignano, Port. 
Lihou Cape. 
Lima. 

Limasagua Island. 
Limasol. 
Limbarra Peak. 
Limbe Island. 
Limbones Point. 
Limeburner Shoal. 
Limeni. 

Limerick. 
Linacapan Island. 
Linago Isiand. 
Linaro Cape. 
Lincoln Island. 
Lincoln Port. 
Lindsay Island. 
Lindy River. 
Lingayven. 

Lingen Island. 
Linguetta Cape. 
Linitan Island. 
Linné Peak. 
Linosa Island, Grecian Archip’go. 
Linosa Island, Malta. 
Liong-soy Point. 
Lipari Islands. 
Lippu. 

Lipso. 

Liptrap Cape. 
Lisbon. 

Lisburne Cape, North America. 
Lisburne Cape, New Hebrides. 
Liscomb Harbor. 
Lise, Island du. 
Lisiansky Island. 
Lismore Island. 
Lissa Island. 
Lissan al Kahpeh. 
Listersteen. 

Litke Island. 
Little Fish Bay. 


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Little Hope Island. — 
Lively Island, 

Lively Rock. 

Liverpool. 

Liverpool Island. 
Liverpool Port. 

Liverpool River. 
Livingston Island. 

Lizard. 

Lizard Island. 

Lloyd, Port. 

Loa River. 

Loango River. 

Lobetobie. 

Lobito. 

Lobo Point, Peru. 

Lobo Point, Philippines. 
Lobos Cape. 

Lobos Cay. 

Lobos de Afuera Islands. 
Lobos de Tierra. 

Lobos Island, Canaries. 
Lobos Island, Gulf of. California. 
Lobos Island, River Platte. 
Lobos Island, Vera Cruz. 
Lobos Rocks. 

Locos Island. ° 
Loevenstern Cape. 
Lofoden. 


Lofty Mount. 


Logito River. 
Logounor Island. 
Loguno Peak and Cape. 
Loheia. 

LOkK6. 

Loma Point. 
Lomas Point. 
Lomblem. 
Lombock. 
London Breakers. 
London Reefs. 
Lordon Shoal. 
Londonderry. 


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65€6 | Londonderry Cape. 
7 | Long Hill. | 
8 | Long Island, Bahamas. 
9 | Long Island, New York, U. S. 
6510 | Long Island, Gaspar Strait. 
1 | Long Island, Hudson’s Bay. 
2 | Long Island, New Britain. 
3 | Long Island, New Zealand. 
4 | Long Island, South Pacific. 
5 | Long Island, Torres Strait. 
6 | Long Point. 
7 | Long Nose. 
8 | Longone, Port. 
9 | Longships Light. 
6520 | Longstone Light. 
1 | Loo’s Shoal. 
2 | Loochoo Island. 
3 | Loodatoo. 
4 | Looe Cay. 
5 | Looe Island. 
6 | Looké, Port. 
7 | Lookers-on Bay. 
8 | Lookisong Island. 
_ 9 | Lookout, Cape, Hudson’s Bay. 
6530 | Lookout, Cape, Mexico. 
1 | Lookout, Cape, North Carolina. 
2 | Lookout Point, East Australia. 
3 | Lookout Point, N. E. Australia. 
4 | Lookout Point, North Carolina. 
5 | Lookout Reef. 
6 | Lookout Rock. 
7.| Lopatka, Cape. 
8 | Lopez, Cape. 
9 | Lorenzo, San. 
6540 | Lorenzo, San, Island. 
1 | Lorenzo, St., Cape. 
2 | Loretto. 
3 | Lornel Point. 
4 | Los, Isles de. 
5 | Los, Isle de, Naranjos Islands. 
6 | Los, Isle-de, Reyes. 
7 | Lot’s Wife. 
6548 | Lottin Island. 


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Louan. 

Louasappe. ; 

Lough Ryan. 

Louis, Cape. 

Louis, Port, Falkland Islands.. 
Louis, Port, France. 

Louis, Port, Mauritius. 
Louis-Philippe, Cape. 

Louisa Shoal, Borneo. 

Louisa Shoal, Philippines. 
Louisburg. 

Louisiana. 

Loup Head. ) 
Lousiade Archipelago. 
Loutzee Rock. 

Lovisa. 

Low Archipelago. 

Low Black Point. 

Low Island, Natunass. 
Low Island, Spitzbergen. 
Low Islands. 

Low Point. 

Low Port. 

Lowestoft. 


Lowly Point. 
Lowry, Cape. 

Lowther Island. 

Loyalty Isles. 

Loyro Mountain. 

Lozin, Pulo. 

Luabo River. 

Luban Island. 

Lubeck, Java Sea. 

Lubeck, Prussia. 

Lucapin. 

Lucear, San. 

Lucas, St., Cape. 

Luce, St. 
Lucea Harbor. 

Lucepara Island. | 
Luceparas. | 
Lucia, St. 
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Lucia, St., Cape, Sonth America. 
Lucia, St., Cape, Windward Isl’ds. 
Luckipoor. 

Lucky Bay. 

Lueconia Shoal. 

Lucrecia Point. 

Luffan, Ras. 

Lui Chew. 

Luis, San, Harbor. 

Luis, San, de Apra Island. 
Luko, Cape. 

Lundy Island. 

Lur, Ras el. 

Lurcher Rock. 

Lusancy Islands and Reefs. 
Luz. 

Luza River. 

Luzon Island and Point. 
Lyakhovski Island. 

Lydia Island, Caroline Islands. 
Lydia Island, Marshall Islands. 
Lynas Point Light. 


| Lynedoch Shoal. 
| Lynher Reef. 


Lynn Shoal. 
Lynn’s Well Light. 
Lynx Island. 

Lyra Island. 

Lyra Shoal. 
Lyserort. 
Maatsuyker Islands, 
Mabbere, Ras. 
Mabo, Cape. 
Mabudis. 

Macao. 

Macapa. 

Macarska. 
MacAskill Islands. 
Macas River. 
Macassar. 
Macassar, St. 
Macasse Point. 


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MecCluer Island. 
MecCluer Inlet. 
McCluer Point. 
McDonnel Cove. 
M’Diarmid Island. 
Maceio. 
Macgowen Reef. 
Machado, Cape. 
Machias Bay. 
Machias, Seal Islands. 
Machicbaco, Cape. 
M’Kean Island. 


Mackenzie Islands. 


Mackenzie River. 

MacLeay Island. 

McLeod Bank. 

MeNutt’s Island. 

Macoripe Point. 

Macour Island. 

Macquarrie, Fort. 

Macqnarrie Harbor. 

Macquarrie Island. 

Macquarrie, Port, Australia. 
Macquarrie, Port, New Zealand, 
Macquereau Point. | 
Macronisi Island, 

Maccullah. 

Madagascar. | 
Madalena Island, Marquesas. 
Madalena Island, Sardinia. 
Madame Island, Cape Breton Isl’d. 
Madame Island, Madagascar. 
Madeira. 

Madona Island. 

Madras. 

Madre de Dios A. 

Madura. 

Maestra, Point Cella. 

Maestre de Campo Island. 
Mafamede Island. 

Magador, 

Magadoxa. 


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Magdalen, Cape. 
Magdalen Islands. 
Magdalen Shoal. 
Magdalena Bay. 


Magna, Port. 

Magnetic Island, Australia. 
Magnetic Island, Guatemala. 
Magnetic Pole. 

Magoari Cape. 

Magon-hai. 


Maharag Island. 
Mahato Island. 
Mahé Island. 
Mah-Koondoo Island. 
Mahmut. 
Mahon. 

Mahon’s Ditch. 
Maiana. 

Maiden Rocks. 
Maine. 

Maitea Island. 
Maitresse Island. 


| Majambo Bay. 


Majorca. 
Majunga Point. 


Makalara Island. 
Maker’s Ledge, S. 
Makin. 

Makri. 

Makri Cape. 
Makrino Mount. 
Maksimon Island. 
Makuimu. 

Makumba Island. 
Mala Point, Gulf of Genos, 
Mala Point, Panama. 
Malabar Coast. 
Malabriga. 

Malacca. 

Malaga. 


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| Malaguash Harbor. 
| Malalabon Point. 
| Malamocco, Port. 


Malan, Ras. 

Mala Pasqua Cape. 
Malavi Island. 
Malayta Island, 
Maleolm Atoll. 
Malcolm Point. 
Malden Island. 

Mal di Ventre. 

Mal di Vetro. 
Maldive Islands. 
Maldonado. 

Malé Atoll. 
Maleddam Point. 
Malcspina Cape. 
Malfatano, Port. 
Malin Head. 
Malivi. 
Mallawallee Island. 
Mallicollo Island, New Hebrides. | 
Mallicollo Island, South Pacific. 
Mallison’s Island. 


Malmo. 

Malo, St. 
Maloncon Island. 
Malora. 

Malora Island. 
Malorn. 

Malpelo Island. 
Malpelo Point. 
Malta. 

Mamalakje Island. 


Mambahenanan. 
Mamburao River. 
Mammelle, W. 
Mamori Cape. 
Mampava Point. 
Mana Island. 
Mana Point. 
Mana River. 
Manacles. 


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6764 | Manado. 
5 | Managua Paps. 
6 | Manalipa Island. 
* | Manama. 
8 | Manambatoo Town. 
9 | Manambatoo Village. 
6770 | Manamoc Island. 
1 | Mananhar. 
2 | Manapar Point. 
3 | Manas-wari Island. 
4 | Manby Point. 
5 | Maneap, Pulo. 
6 | Mandalike fsland- 
7 | Mandarin’s Cap. 
8 } Mandhar Cape. 
9 | Mandinga. 
6780 | Mandvee. 
1 | Mandri, Port. 
2 | Mandro Island. 
3 | Manfredonia. 
4 | Manga. 
5 | Mangai Island. 
6 | Mangaloon Island. 
7 | Mangalore. 
' 8 | Manga Noui Island. 
9 | Manga Noui Mount. 
6790 | Manglares Point. 
1 | Mango Island. 
2 | Mangrove Point. 
3 | Mangs Islands. 
4 | Mangsi Islands. 
5 | Manguinha Point. 
6 | Manguirin, Port. 
7 | Manhegan Island. 
8 | Manhii. 
9 | Manicani Island. 
6800 | Manifold Cape. 
1 | Manila. 
2 | Manipa Island. 
3 | Manna Point. 
4 | Manning Point. 
5 | Mannu Cape. 
6806 | Manoel Rodriguez Shoal. 


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Manoel Cape. 

Manoel Luiz Shoal. 
Man-of-War Bay, Bahamas. 
Man-of-War Bay, Tobago. 
Man-of-War Bay, Virgin Isiands. 
Manono Island. 

Manook Manook. 
Manoombing Hill. 
Manooroo, 

Manouran, Pulo. 
Manovolko Island. 
Mansfield Island. 

Mansfield Shoal. 

Mansular Islands. 
Mantaleugom Mount. 


Manua Iceland. 

Manukau Harbor. 
Manuwangi. 

Manvers, Port. 

Manza, Sta. 

Manzanilla Bay. 
Manzanilla Cays. 
Manzanilla Point, Panama. 
Manzanilla Point, Venezuela. 
Maouna Island. 

Mapare Island. 

Maplin. 

Maraca Island. 

Maracay bo. 

Maradong, Pulo. 
Maragusan Point. 
Maraki. 

Marambaya Island. 
Maranham. 

Marargiu Cape. 

Marathon Cape. 
Marathonisi. 

Maratua Island. 

Marble Island. 
Marblehead. 

Mar Chiquito. 

Marco, St., Cape, Sardinia. 
Marco, St., Cape, Sicily. 


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Marcos, St., Fort. _ 

Marcos, St., Point. 

Marcouf Islands. 

Marcus Island. 

Mare, Point, della. 5 
Marescot Mountain. 

Mare Island, California, U.S. * 
Margaret Island. 

Margaret Islands. 
Margareta Island. 
Margaret’s Bay. 

Margarita Island, California. 
Margarita Island, Cumana. 
Margate. 

Maria, Cape. 

Maria di Leuca, St., Cape. 


Maria Island, Gulf of Carpentaria. 
Maria Island, Low Archipelago. 


Maria Island, Van Dieman’s Land. 
Maria, Sta., Cape. 
Maria, Sta., Island. 
Maria Theresa Reef. 
Maria Van Diemen Cape. 
Mariagalante. 

Maria Gorda Bay. 
Mariana Islands. 
Maricaban Island. 
Maricas Islands. 

Marie Louise Island. 
Mariel, Port. 
Marienleuchte. 

Marieére, Pulo. 

Marigot Bay. 

Marigot, Fort. 


Mariguana Island. 
Marinduque Island. 

Marino Cays. 

Marino San. 

Marion and Crozet’s Islands. 
Maritimo Island. 

Mariupol. 

Mark House. 

Mark’s, St. 


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Marka. 
Markana Islands. 


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Marken Island. 
Markée. 
Marlborough Cape. 
Marmagoa. 
Marmora Island. 
Marmorice. 

Maro Reef. 
Maronea. 
Marowyne River. 
Marqueen Islands. 
Marquesa Point. 
Marquesas. 
Marquis de Traverse Islands. 
Marquis of Huntly Bank. 
Marsa Ougrah. 
Marsa Sousa. 
Marsa Zafran. 
Marsa Zeitoun. 
Marsala. 

Marsden Point. 
Marseille. 

Marsh, Cape. 
Marshall, 

Marshall Islands. 
Marstrand Light. 
Marta, Sta. 

Marta, Sta., Cepe. 
Martaban. 
Martahoolah Peak. 
Martha’s Vineyard. 


Martin de Biarritz. 

Martin, St., Cape. 

Martin, St., Cove. 

Martin, St., Island, Aracan. 
Martin, St., Island, Leeward IsIl’ds. 
Martin, St., Port, Africa. 

Martin, St., Port, France. 
Martin’s, St., Scilly Islands. 
Martin Vas. 

Martinez Peak. 


Martinique. 


MAR 


Martyr’s Islands. 

Marua Island. 

Marutea. 

Mary Ann Island. 

Mary Ann Shoal. 

Mary Jones Bay. 

Mary, St., Cape, Madagascar. 
Mary, St., Cape, Newfoundland. 
Mary, St., Cape, New Ireland. 
Mary, St., Cape, Nova Scotia. 


| Mary, St., Cape; River Plate. 


Mary, St., Cape, Senegambia. 
Mary, St., Cape, West Africa. 
Mary, St., Cays. 

Mary, St., Island, Azores. 

Mary, St., Island, Madagascar. 
Mary, St., Island, South Africa. 
Mary, S-., Island, Scilly Islands. 
Mary, St., Rocks, Labrador. 
Mary, St., Rocks, Malabar Coast. 
Mary’s Bay. 

Maryland. 

Maryport. 

Masafuera Island. 

Masbate Island. 

Masella. 

Mason, Port. 


Maspa Point. 
Massachusetts. 
Massachusetts Bay. 
Massarina Island. 
Masse Island. 
Massowah Island. 
Masthead Islet. 
Mastic Point. 
Masulipatam. 
Mataatu Harbor. 
Matabella Islands. 
Matagorda Bay. 
Mataina. 

Matala, Cape. 
Matalqui, Cape. 
Matamawi, Cape. 


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Matamoras, Mexico. 
Matana Island. 
Maitanani Islands. 
Matanilla. 
Matanzas. 
Matapan, Cape. 
Mataro. 

Matchian. 

Mateemo Island. 
Matelotas Islands. 
Materniilas Point. 
Matthew, St., Island. 
Matthew’s Island. 
Matthew’s Rock. 
Mathias’ Island. 
Matia. 

Matifou, Cape. 
Matilda Island. 
Matinicus Island. 
Matounda Point. 
Matsou Island. 
Matthew Point. 
Matthew’s, St., Island. 
Matthew’s, St., Is’d, Philippines. 
Mattos, Island, dos. | 
Matty Island. 
Matuku Island. 
Matura. 

Mande Reef. 
Mauger Cay. 

Maui. 

Mauiti. 

Manki. 

Manlamat Island. 


Maule River. 
Maulmain. 
Maunhané Point. 
Maupiti Island. 
Maura, Sta. 
Mauritius. 
Maurizio. Port. 
Mausoleum Island. 
May, Cape. 


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7022 | May Island. 
3 | May Point. 
4 | Maya. 
5 Mayaguez Bay. 
6 | Mayé Mount. 


7 | Mayo 
8 |/ Mayo Pulo. 
9 | Mayor Cape. 
7050 | Mayotta. 
- 1 | Maysi Cape. 
2 | Mayumba Bay. 
3 | Mazagan. 
4 | Mazatlan. 
5 | Mazeewy Island. 
6 | Mazeira Island. 
7 | Mazimba. 
8 | Mazzara. 
-9 | Mbenga Island. 
7040 | Meac Sima Islands. 
1 | Meangis Islands. 
2 | Mecatina Islands. 
3 | Medano Island. 
4 | Medano Point. 
5 | Medas Islands. 
6 | Medemblik. 
7 | Mednoi Island. 
8 | Medrano Rocks. 
9 | Meedenblik. 
7050 | Meek Point. 
1 | Megunom Cape. 
2 | Megara. 
3 | Mehedia, Africa, N. W. 
4 | Mehediah, Barbary. 
5 | Meh-heb-bakah. 
6 | Meia-co-si-mah. 
7 | Meichéw Island. 
8 | Meklong River. 
9 | Mel, Island do. 
7060 | Mel, Point do. 
1 | Melamo Cape. 
2 | Melancias Mount. 
3 | felbourne. 


7034 | Melbourne Island. 


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Mele, De la. 
Meleda Island. 
Meleka Cape. 
Melilla. 
Melinda. 


| Mellish Cays. 


Melmore Point. 

Melville Cape, Australia. 

Melville Cape, South Sbetlands. 
Melville Island, Australia. 
Melville Island, Barrow’s Strait. 
Melville Island, Low Archipelago. 
Melville Islands and Bay. 


Melville Peninsula. 

Melville, Port, Loochoo Islands. 
Melville, Port, South Africa. 
Memel. 


Memory Reck. 
Menai Island. 
Mendana Island. 
Mendocino Cape. 
Mendoza Island. 
Mentchikoff Islands. 
Merat Island. 
Mercury Bay. 


Mercury Island. 
Meredith Cape. 
Mergui. 


Merite Island. 

Merjee River. 

Merlera. 

Mermaid Shoal. 

Meroe Island. 

Merope, S. Shoal, China. 
Merope, Indian Archipelago. 
Merrimac River. 
Mertens Cape. 

Mesa, Island de la. 

Mesa Point. 


Mesea River. 


Messalonghi. 
Messina. 
Mesurada Cape. 


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Metcalfe Island. 
Metchignie Bay. 
Methana. 

Mette Island. 
Mette Ras. 
Mevenklint. 
Mew Bay. 
Mewstone. 
Mexican Island. 
Mexico. 

Mexico Point. 
Mexillones Mount. 
Meyo. 

Mezen. 
Mezzaluna Point. 
Miadi. 


Miatao Islands and Strait. 


Michael, St., Azores. 
Michael, St., Philippines. 
Michael, St., Bank. 
Michael, St., Cape. 

Michael, St., Gulf. 

Michael, St., Head. 

Michael, St., Mount. 
Miculle Reef. 

Midday Reef. 

Middelburg. 

Middelburg Island. 

Middle Island, Bay of Bont. 
Middle Island, Sumatra. 
Middle Island, Mergui Archip’go. 


Middle Island, Recherche Areh’go. 


Middleton Cape. 
Middleton Point. 
Middleton Reef.. 
Middleton Shoal. 


Midway Islands, N. Pacific Ocean. 


Miguel, San, Bay. 


Miguel, San, Island, Admiralty Is. 
Miguel, San, Island, Low Arch’go. 


Miguel, San, Island, Mexico. 
Mikhailoff. 
Mikoulkin Cape. 


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Milazzo Cape. 
Milestone Rock. 
Mileto. 

Milford. 

Milford Haven. 
Milla. 

Mills Islands. 
Milner. 

Milo. 
Miloradovitch Island. 
Min River. bi 


Mindanao Island and Point. 


Mindoro. 

Minerva Cay. 

Minerva Island. 

Minerva Reef, Low Archipelago. 
Minerva Reef, South Pacific. 
Minerva Rock. 

Mingan Islands. 

Mingan Patch. 

Minicoy. 

Minorca. 

Mino Sima Island. 

Minow Island. 

Minquiers Rocks. j 
Minstrel Shoel. 
Mintao, Pule. 
Minto Hill. 
Miquelon. 


Miramichi Bay. 
Mira por vos. 
Mirik Cape. 
Mirs Bay. 

Mirza Helaib. 
Misaki Cape. 
Misamis. 
Miscow Island. 
Miseno Cape. 
Mispalu Islands. 
Misratah Cape. 
Mississippi River. 


Mississippi Sound. 
Mistake Point. 


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Misteriosa Bank. 
Mita Point. 
Mitchell Group. 
Mitiéro Island, 
Mitre, Cape. 
Mitre Island. 
Mitre, the. 
Mitylene. 

Mizen Head. 
Moa. 

Moa, Cape. 
Moala Island. 
Moar Mountain. 
Moar, Pulo. 
Moarree, Ras. 
Moarro Island. 
Mobile. 
Movamba, Port. 
Mocha. 

Mocha Island. 
Moco Moco. 
Moco Moco Point. 
Modeste Island. 
Modon. 

Moduda Island. 
Moela Light. 
Moen Island. 
Moffen Island. 
Mogador. 
Moghady Island. 
Mogmog Island. 
Mogotes Point. 
Mohammed, Ras. 
Mohillah. 
Moikepaii Beacon. 
Moilah. 

Mokau River. 


Moko hinou Islands. 


Mokungai Island. 
Mola, Adriat. 
Mola, Italy. 

Mola, Cape. 

Mole Island. 


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Moleques. 
Molewal House. 
Molfetta. 
Molino Point. 
Molky Rocks. 
Moller Island, Low Archipelago. 
Moller Island, North Pacific. 
Moller, Port. 
Molokai. 

Molonta Island. 

| Mologue Atoll. 

Molyneaux Harbor. 

' Moma Bank. 
Mombaza. 

Mona Island. 

Monaco. 
Monastir. 

Monat Point. 

Monchique Mountains, 
Monckton Fort. 

Monceeur Islands. 


Mondego, Cape. 
Mondigo Mountain. 
Mondoleh Island. 
Mondrain Island. 
Monemvasia. 
Money Shoal, North Australia. 
Money Shoal, N. W. Australia. 
Monfalcone. 
Monfeea Island.. 
Monganui Harbor. 
Mong6 Mountain, 
Mongon, Cape. 
Mongon Mountain. 
| Mongulho River. 
| Monich Islands. 
| Monito Island. 
| Monjes. 
Monjos Islands. 
Monk Rock. 
Monkonrusby Island.. 
Monmouth Island. 
Monneron Island. 


MON 


Monodendri. 

Monolitho, Cape. 
Monomy Point. 

Monopin Hill. 

Monopoli. 

Monrovia. 

Monsia Mountain. 
Montague, Cape. 
Montague Island, Australia. 
Montague Island, China. 
Moutague Island, New Hebrides. 
Montague Island, Alaska. 
Montague Island, Sandwich Isl’ds. 
Montague, Port. 
Moutague Rocks. 
Montalivet Islands. 
Montaran Islands. 
Montauk Point. 

Mont de Trigo. 

Monte Altissimo. 
Montebello Islands. 
Monte Christi Bay. 
Monte Circello. 

Monte Junto. 

Monte Moreno. 

Monte Stello. 

Monte Ventoso. 

Monte Video, China. 
Monte Video, Patagonia. 
Monte Video, River Plate. 
Montecristo Island. 
Montego Bay. 
Montemont Islands. 
Monterey. 

Monteverde Islands. 
Montgomery Islands. 
Montpelier. 

Montrose. 

Monts Point. 

Montserrat. 

Montufar Point. 
Montuosa Island. 

Monty, Cape. 


MOR 


Monument Island. 
Monze Cape. 
Moolegee Islands. 
Moor Island. 
Moora Point. 


| Moore Point. 


Moose, Fort. 
Mootapilly Shoal. 
Mopelia. 


| Mopiha. 


Morant Cays. 
Morant Point. 
Morant Port. 
Morea Castle. 
Morebat, Cape. 
Morell Island. 
Moreno Mountain. 
Moresby Point. 
Moresses. 
Moreton, Cape. 
Morgan, Cape. 


Moriarty Bank. 
Morjovetz Island. 
Morlaix. 
Mornington Island. 
Morocco. 

Moro tiri Islands. 
Morotoi Island. 
Morrison Mountain. 
Moro de Puercos. 
Morro di Porco Cape. 
Morro Island. 
Morro Mesas. 

Morro of Barcelona. 
Morro of Sama. 
Morro of Seiba. 
Morro Point. * 
Morro San Juan. 
Morro Solar. 

Morro St. Paulo. 
Morro Tibao. 
Morros, Point de los. 
Mort Point. 


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Mortiglano Point. 
Mortlock Islands, Caroline Isl’ds. 
Mortlock Islands, South Pacific. 
Morty. 

Morundum Island. 
Moruptange Light. 
Mosal Island. 
Moscos Islands. 
Mosque Point. 
Mosquito Lagoon. 
Mossel Bay. 
Mostaganem. 
Mostaza. 

Motane. 

Mother Rock. 
Motir. 

Motou-aro, Cape. 
Motouheka Island. 
Motouhora Island. 
Motou-iti. 

Motou Kawa Islands. 
Motril. 

Motutunga. 
Moudiuga Island. 
Moudros. 

Moul Head. 

Mount, Cape, and River. 
Mourache, Cape. 
Mourcheflo. 
Mourilleu Group. 
Mourodonos, Cape. 
Mourondava. 
Mourovia. 

Mousa Island. 
Mouse Island. 
Mouse Light. 
Mowee Island. 
Mowna Loa Mount. 
Moxacar. 
Mozambique. 

Moze Island. 

Muck Island. 
Mucksa, Cape. 


Mudge Point. 
Mugeres Island. 
Muiron Island. 
Muleje. 


Muletas Archipelago. 


Mulgrave Fort. 
Mulgrave Islands. 
Mulgrave Port. 
Mull Head. 

Mull Island. 
Mulu Island. 
Mulu Mountain. 
Muimbles Light. 
Mumbolithe Reef. 


Munecoda Point. 
Mundanny, Ras. 
Munro Mountain. 
Murcielagos Island. 
Murder Island. 
Murderer’s Bay. 
Muro, Cape. 
Murot Hill. 

Murr Islands. 
Murray Island. 
Murray Islands. 
Murray River. 
Murray’s Sound. 
Murry Islands. 
Misa, Port. 
Musgrave Islands, 
Mushaab, Ras. 
Mushabeah Island. 
Muskat. 

Musquillo Islands. | 
Musquito Cays. 
Musquito Inlet. 


| Musquitos Point. 


Mussendom, Cape. 


| Muta, Pt. de. 


Muzon, Cape. 
Myconi Island. 
Myggenoes Island. 
Mypurra Island. 


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Mysole. 

Mysory Island. 
Nabend, Ras. 
Nacascolo, Port. 
Nachvack Bay. 
Nadicjda, Cape. ° 
Nadiejda Rocks. 
Nagaeff, Cape. 
Nagel Island. 
Nahkiainen Shoal. 
Nain. 

Nairai Island. 
Nairsa. 

Naitamba Island. 
Nakkehoved. 
Nakutipipi.: 
Nalsoe Island. 
Namacpacan Point. 


Numbu, Cape, and Port. 


Nameless Island. 
Namequo Island. 
Naminie, 
Nam-ki Island. 


Namoa. 


Namoa Island. 
Namolipifian Group. 
Namolouk Islands. 
Namouka. 


Namounouyto Group. 


Namourek Islands. 
Namouyin Islet. 
Nam-quan. 
Namuka Island. 
Namurek. 

Nancy, Pulo. 
Nanek River. 
Nangasaki. 
Nanka Islands. 
Nankin. 

Nanouki. 
Nanouti. 

Nantes. 
Nantucket Island. 


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NAZ 
Nanuku Island. 
Nao, Cape. 
Napakiang. 
Naples. 


Napoli di Romania. 
Naranjo Port. 
Narbonne. 

. Narborough, Cape. 
Narborough Island, Galapagos. 
Narborough Island, Patagonia. 
Narcondam. | 


‘Narcissus Island. 

Nareenda Bay. 

Nargen Island. 

Narsapour. 

Nasca Point. 

Nash Point. ls 
Nash’s Island. 

Nassau. 

‘Nassau, Cape, British Guiana. 
Nassau Cape, Nova Zembla. 
Nassau Island. 

Nata, La. 

Natal Bay. 

Natal Cape, and Port. 


Natashquan Point. 

Natunas. 

Naturaliste. 

Nan, Cape. 

Nauset Harbor, Massachus’s, U.S. 
Nautilus Island. 

Nautilus Rock. 

Nautilus Shoal. 

Navalo, Port. 

Navarin, Cape. 


Navarino. 
Navasa Island. 
Navesink Lights. 
Navidad Port. 

| Navigator’s Island. 
Navula Point. 
Naxos Island. 
Nazaire, St., Port. 


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NAZ Nos. 

7533 | Nazareth River. 7581 
9 | Naze Light. 2 
7540 | Neah, Port. 3 
1 | Necker Island. 4 

2 | Needle Rock. 5 

3 | Needles Light. 6 

4 | Negapatam. 7 

5 | Negombo. 8 

6 | Negrais Cape. 9 

7 | Negril Points. 7590 

8 | Negro Cape, Brazil. 1 

9 | Negro Cape, West Africa. 2 
7550 | Negro River. 3 
1 | Negropont. 4 

2 | Negros Island. 5 

3 | Negros Islands. 6 

4 | Neiafou. 7 

5 | Neill, Port. 8 

6 | Nelson. 9 

7 | Nelson Port. 7600 

8 | Nelson’s Cape. 1 

9 | Nelson’s Island. 2 
7560 | Nengo-Nengo. 3 
i | Nepean Island, South Pacific. 4 

2 | Nepean Island, Torres Strait. 5 

3 | Nepean Point. 6 

4 | Neptune Islands. 7 

5 | Nerva. | 8 

6 | Netherland Island. 9 

7 | Neuf, De, Island. 7610 

8 | Neuse River, North Carolina, U.S. 1 

9 | Nevil Island. 2 
7570 | Nevis. x 3 
1 | New Amsterdam. 4 

2 | New Bedford. 5) 

3 | New Britain. 6 

4 | New Brunswick. 4 

5 | New Caledonia. 8 

6 | New Dungeness Point. 9 

7 | New Grenada. 7620 

8 | New Guinea. 1 

9 | New Hanover. 2 

| 7580 | New Haven, United States. 7623 


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New Hebrides. 
New Ireland. 


| New Island, Falkland Islands. 


New Island, Tierra del Fuego. 
New Jersey. 

New London. 

New Orkneys. 

New Orleans. 

New Point Comfort. 

New Providence Island. 

New South Shetland. 

New Year Island, Australia. 
New Year Island, Marsha] Is]’ds. 
New Year Islands. 
New York. 

New York Island. 

New Zealand. 


| Newark Island. 


Newarp. 

Newbury, Port. 
Newcastle, Australia. 
Newcastle, England. 
Newenham Cape. 
Newfoundland. 
Newhaven. . 

Newport, England. 
Newport, Ireland. 
Newport, Rhode Island. 
Newry. 

Neanaiti. 

Negarik. 

Nhao Island. ‘ 
Nhbatrang Bay. 

Nias, Pulo. 

Niau Island, Feejee Islands. 
Niau Island, Low Archipelago. 
Nicaragua. 

Nicaria. 

Nice. 

Nicero. 

Nicholson, Port. 
Nicholson Shoal. 
Nickerie, Fort. 


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Nicobar Islands. 
Nicolao Reef. 
Nicolao, St., Port. 
Nicolas, St. . 


| Nicolas Gat. 


Nicolas Island. 
Nicolas Mole. 
Nicolas Point. 
Nicolayey. 

Nicolo, St., Mount. 
Nicolo, St., Port. 
Nicols Island. 
Nicoya Gulf. 
Niddingen. 


Niedlingen. 

Nielson Reef. 

Nieuport. 

| Nightingale Island, Coehin China. 
Nightingale Isl’d, South Atlantic. 
Nightingale Rocks. 

Nibiru Island. 

Niihau. 

Nikolai Point. 

Nikolo, St. 

Nila. 

Nile. 

Nillandoo Atolls. 

Nimrod Group. 

Nimrod’s Entrance. 
Nine-feet Reef. 

Nine Islands of Carte. 
Ninepin Island. 

Ninepin Rock, China. 
Ninepin Rock, Indian Ocean. 
Ninfas Point. 

Ning Po. 

Ninipo Point. 

Ninth Island. 

Nio Island. 

Nipa-Nipa Point. 

Niphon Island. 


Nisao Point. 
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| Nitendi. 


Niua-foou. 
‘Niua-tabou-tab. 
Niukalofa. 

| Nobflure Island. 
Noble Island, Australia. 
Noble Island, New Zeaiand. 

' Noel, Port. 
_ Noesa Comba. 


- Noesa Laut. 
Noesa Seras. 

- Noessaniva Point. 
Nogou-laoudzala. 
Noir Cape. 
Noirmoustier. 
Noja Spit. 

Noli. | 
» Nomali Mount. 

| Noman’s Land. J 
-Nomo Cape. 

Nona. . 
Noncowry Island. 
Noo, Ras. 

Nootka Sound. 
Nordskaren. 

Nordwyk Light. 

Nore Light. 

- Norfeo Cape. 

| Norfolk, Virginia, U.S. 
Norfolk Island. 
| Norfolk Mount. 
Norman Island. 
North Berwick. 
North Bluff. 

| North Cape, Amazon. 

North Cape, Iceland. 

North Cape, Indian Archipelago. 


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North Cape, Norway. | 
Nerib Carolina. 

North Island, Cargados. : 
North Island, Eastern Archip’ago. 
North Island, Seychelles. 

North, Lord, Island. 
Northumberland Cape. 


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NOR 


Northumberland Inlet. 
Northumberland Islands. 
Northumberland Shoal. 
North-west Island. . 
Norwalk Island. 
Norway. 

Norway Islands. 

Noshe Barracouta. 
Noss Head, Scotland. 
Noss Head, Shetland. 
Noss Beh Island. 

Noss Veh Island. 

Nossa Sen., Mountain. 


Nostra Senhora de Desterro. 


No-te-perderas Mountain. 
Norto, Cape. 
Nottingham Island. 
Noun, Cape, and River. 
Noup Head. 

Nourse River. 
Nouvelle, La. 

Nova Redonda. 

Nova Scotia. 

Nova Zembla. 
Novosilzoff, Cape. 

Now Chow. 

Nuala. 

Nuevo G. and Hds. 
Nugu Ongea Reef. 
Nukahiva. 

Nukufetau. 

Nukulau Island. 

Nuku Leyu Reef. 
Nukumubasanga Island. 
Nuknnono. «| 

Numba Island. 
Nuniwak Island. 

Niis, Ras. 

Nusa Baron Island. 
Nusa Cambangan. 


Nusa Nessing. 
Nusa Tello Islands. 
Nuyts Point. 


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Nyeborg Light. 
Nygrund. 


| Nyhamn. 


Nysted. 
Oahu. 
Oaitupu. 
Oalan Island. 
Oatafu. 
Oban. 

Obe Gulf. 
Obispo. 


| O’Brien Island. 


Oby Island. 

Oby, Pulo. 

Ocean Island, North Pacific. 
Ocean Island, South Pacific. 
Ocean Islands. 

Ocili Harbor. 

Ockseu Islands. 

Ocracoke Inlet. 


: Oddy Sand. 


Odemira. 
Odensholm. 
Odessa, 

Oe, Mull of. 

Oeno Island. 
Oetablas Island. 
Offak Harbor. 
Ofo-Langa. 

Ofoo Island. 

Ogle Point. 
Oheteroa Island. 
Ohoura Mountain. 
Okatootaia. 

Oki Islands. 
Okosir Islands. 
Okotsk. ; 
Oland. 

Olango Island. . 


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Old Head. 


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Old Matacumba Island. 

Old Point Comfort, Virginia, U.S. 
Old Proprietor Shoal. 

Old Providence. 

Old Catalina Islands. 

Old Topsail Inlet. 


‘Olenea Island. 


Olensk River. 

Oleron Island. 

Olifant’s River. 

Olimarao Islands. 

Olinda Point. 

Olive Island. 

Ollap Island. 

Olutaya Islet. 

Olutorsky, Cape. 

Olympus, Mt., Asia Minor. 
Olympus, Mt., Grecian Archip’go. 
Oman Gulf. 

Ombay. 

Ombrone River. 

Omega Shoal. 

Ommanney, Cape. 

Omoa. 

Onaseuse Island. 
Oneata Island. 
Oneehovw Island. 
Onega. 

Onemene River. 
Ongea Island. , 
Ono Island. 

Ono Islands. 

Onoune Islet. « 

Ons Island. 

Ontario Reef. 
Ontong Java Islands. 
Ooglit Islands. 
Oologan Point. 
Oomel Grushe. 
Oparo Island. 

Open Bay. 

Ophir Mountain. 
Oporto. 


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Opotiki. 

Oraitilipou Bank. 

Oran. 

Orange Bay. 

Orange Cape. 

Orange Cays. 

Orange Fort. 

Orange Island. 

Orange Peak. 

Orange River. 

Orani. 

Oran-Souari, Cape. 
Orchila. 

Ord of Caithness. 

O'Reilly Island. 

Orford, Cape, North America. 
Orford, Cape, New Britain. 
Orfordness, Australia. 
Orfordness, England. 


Orient, L’. 


Orinoco. 
Oristano. 
Orizaba, Mountain. 
Orkney, Islands. 
Orlando, Cape. 
Orleano Shoal. 
Orlovsk. 

Orme’s Head. 
Ormsbee Shoal. 
Ormuz Island. 
Orne. 

Ornellas, Mount. 
Oroloug. 
Orontes Reef. 
Oropesa, Cape. 
Orosenga Island. 
Orotava. 

Orote Islet. 


Orrengrund. 


Orskiir Light. 
Ortegal Cape. 
Ortiz Bank. 


| Ortona. 


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Oruba Island. 

O Sima Island. 
Os Ilheos. 
Osborne, Cape. 
Osborne Reef. 
Oscar, Fort. 
Osnaburgh Island. 
Osprey Shoal. ‘ 
Ossa. | 
Ossa Mountain. 
Ossa Skerry. 
Ostend. 
Ostergarnsholm. 
Osterley Shoals. 
Oster Yokel. 
Ostro, Point. 
Otago Point. 
Otaha Island. 
Otaheite Island. 
Otchakov. 

Otdia. 

Otea Island. 
Oteavamea. 
Otihi. — 

Otoohoo Island. 
Otoque Islands. 
Otou, Cape. 
Otranto. 

Otway, Cape. 
Otway Port. 
Ouap Island. 
Ouda River. 
Oudou-oudou. 
Ouessant Island. 
Ougamok Island. 
Ouleay Islands. 
Ouliouthy Islands. 
Oumnack Island. 


Ounalasbka Island. 


Ounalga Island. 
Ounekotan Island. 
Ounimack. 

Oura Island. 


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Ouroup Island. 
Oury Island. 
Outao. 
Outer Rep Island. 
Ouwer Ouwer Point, 
Oval Mountain. 
Ovalau Island. 
Ovalu Island. 
! Oven, The. 
Ovo Island, Archipelago. 
Ovo Island, Greece. 
Owen, Port. 
Owen Shoal. 
Owers Light. 
Owharree Harbor. 
-Owhyhee Island. 
Owl's Head Bay. 
Oxia Island. 


| Oxd Light. 


Oyolava. 

Oyster Bay. 
Oyster Island. 
Oyster Rocks. 
Ozernoi, Cape. 
Ozy Point. 
Pabbay Island. 
Pacasmayo Point. 
Pacence, Ras. 
Pachacamac Islands. 
Pacific, 


Packerort. 


Padang Head. 
Padaran, Cape. 
Paddeway Bay. 
Paddipholo Atoll. 
Padre, Port del. 
Padron Point. 
Padstow. 
Pagoda, Cape. 
Pagoda Island. ° 
Pagoda Point, East Africa. 
Pagoda, Gulf of Martaban. 
Pagon Island. - 


Palliser, Cape, New Britain. 
Palliser, Cape, New Zealand. 


Nos. 
7968 | Paguayan. 
9 | Pagvilao Island. 
7970 | Paho River. 
1 } Paihea Mission, 
2 | Pailluri, Cape. 
3.) Paimbeeuf, 
4 | Pajaro Island. 
5 | Pajaros Islets. 
6 | Pak Chan River. 
‘7 | Pakefield Light. 
8 | Palabi Island. 
9 | Palais, Port de. 
7980 | Palaon Bay. 
1 | Palapa, Port. 
2 Palawan Island. 
3 | Palazzo, Port. 
4 | Palembang Point. 
5 | Palermo. 
6 | Palermo Port. 
7 | Pali, Cape. 
8  Palinurus Reefs. 
9 | Palinurus Shoal. 
7990 
1 
2 | Palm Islands. 
3 | Palma, Canaries. 
4 | Palma Majorca. 
5 | Palmajola Island. 
6 | Palma Marina. 
( Palmarola Island. 
8 | Palmas. 
9 | Palmas Cape. 
8000 | Palmas Island. 
1 | Palmas Point. 
2. | Palmer Shoal. 
3 | Palmerston, Cape. 
4 | Palmerston Islands. 
5 | Palmetto Point. 
6 | Palmiras Point. 
7 | Palmo, Cape. 
8 | Palmyra Point. 
9 | Palmyras Island. 
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Palomos Island, Africa. 


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Palomos Island, Spain. 
Palompon, Port. 

Palopa. 

Palos. 

Palos, Cape de. 

Palumban Islands. 

Paman, Cape. 

Pamanoukan Point. 
Pemaroong Island. 
Pampatan. 

Pamlico Sound. 

Pan de Azucar. 

Pan de Guaijaibon. 

Pan de Matanzas. 
Panagatan Shoal. 

Panagia, Cape. 

Panagia Nisi. 

Panama. 

Panaon Island. 

Panaria Island. 

Panay Island. 

Pancha Island. 
Pandagitan. 

Pandan Point. 

Pandora Entrance. 
Pandora Reef, Solomon Islands. 
Pandora Reef, South Pacific. 
Panga. . 
Pangani Point. 

Panghu Island. 
Pangootaran. 
Pango-Pango. 

Panjang, Pulo, Gulf of Siam. 
Panjang, Pulo, North Coast Java. 
Panjang, New Guinea. 
Panjang, N. W. of Banca. 
Panjangan Island. 

Panka Point. 

Pantai River. 

Pantar. 

Pantellaria Island. 
Panumbangam. 

Pao Mount. 


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Paoom Islands, 

Papa Island. 

Papado Bay. 

Papas Cape. 

Papeete Harbor. 

Paposa. 

Paps of Bio Bio. 
Paquiqui Cape. 

Para. 

Paracca Village. 
Paracels. 

Parahyba River. 
Parahyba do Norte River. 
Parallel Peak. 
Paramaribo. 

Paramatta. 

Paranaan Point. 
Paranagua Bay. 

Parang, Pulo, Indian Archipelago. 
Parang, Pulo, Java Sea. 


» Parasan Island. 


Parcelar Hill. 

Parece Vela. 

Paredes, Point de. 
Parenzo. 

Parga. 

Pargo Point. 

Parigy. 

Parina Point. 

Paris. 

Parmesang Hill, 

Paros Island. 

Parry Cape, America, N. Coast. 
Parry Cape, Greenland. 


| Parry Island. 
| Parry Islet. 


Parrvy’s Group. 

Partridge Island. 

Partridge Point. 

Pasanhan. 

Pasha Harbor. 

Pasley Cape. 

Pass a Outre, Mississippi Delta. 


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Pass Cavallo. 

Pass Christian Light. 

Pass Fourchon, Louisi&na, U. S. 
Passage Island, Banda Sea. 


Passage Island, Philippines. 
Passage Island, South China. 
Passage Island, 8. E. China. 
Passage Island, Sumatra. 
Passage Island, West Indies. 
Passage, Port. 
Passamaquoddy Bay. 
Passandava Bay. 


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Passage Island, Feejee Islands. 
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Passaro Island. | 

Passarouan. | 

Passe, Island de. 

Passier. 

Passig Island. 

Passion Rock Island. 

Passy Cape. 

Patagonia. 

Patahecock Island. 

Patani Cape. 

Patapsco River. 

Patchitan Bay. 

Patchusan Island. 


Paternoster Islands. 
Paternoster Point. 
Paternosters, (Great. ) 
Paternosters,{ Little.) 
Paterson Cape. 
Paterson Island. 
Paterson, Port. 
Patience Cape. 


Patiro Cape. 
Patmos. 

Patook River. 
Patras. 

Patrick, St., Head. 
Patrocinio Island. 
Patta. 

Patten Point. 


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Paul de Loando, 
Paul, St., Cape. 
Paul, St., Cathedral. 
Paul, St., Harbor. 
Paul, St., Rocks. 


Paul, St., Island, Indian Ocean. 
Paul, St., Island, Low Archip’go. 
Paul, St., Island, North America. 
Paul, St., Island, Alaska, U. 8. 


Paumben Point. 
Pauna Point. 
Pauroma River. 
Pawen Island. 
Paximades Islands. 
Paxo Island. 
Payta. 

Peacock Island. 
Peaked Island. 
Pearce Cay. 


Pearce Point, Australia. 


Pear] Island. 

Pearl Lagoon. 

Pearl Rocks. 

Pearl & Hermes Reef. 
Pearson Shoal. 
Pearson’s Islands. 
Pecora Cape. 

Pedaso. 

Pedder Islands.. 
Pedestal Point. 

Pedir Point. 

Pedra Blanca. 

Pedra Branca. 

Pedro Bank. 

Pedro Bluff. 

Pedro de Roda. 

Pedro Nalasco Island. 
Pedro Point, Jamaica, 
Pedro Point, Sumatra. 
Pedro, St., Bay. 
Pedro, St., Island. 
Peejow Village. 

Peel, Australia. 


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Peel, England. 


Peel Island. 
Pegasus, Port. 


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Peignes Rocks. 
Pei-ho River, 
Peking, China. 
Pela Point. 
Pelado Rock. 
Pelagisi. 
Pelagosa Islands. 
Pelée Island. 
Pelelew Island. 
Pelew Islands. 
Pelican Point. 
Peling Island. 
Pellon Mount. 
Pellew Cape. 


Pellew, Sir E., Islands. 


Pellinge, Great. 
Pelly Islands. 
Pelorus Rock. 
Pelsart Group. 
Pelung Cape. 
Pemba Island. 
Pembrey. 
Pembroke. 


Pembroke Cape, Falkland Islands. 
Pembroke Cape, Southampton Id. 


Penang Island. 
Penantipode Island. 
Penas Cape, Spain. 


Penas Cape, Tierra del Fuego. ' 


Pencarrow Head. 
Penda Shoal. 
Pendulum Islands. 
Penedo de San Pedro. 


| Penguin Island. 


Penguin Islands. 
Penguin Point. 
Penha Grande. 
Peni Island. 
Peniscola. 


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Penmaquid Harbor, Maine. 


Penmare’h Rocks. 
Penna Point. 
Pennant Point. 


Pennee, Pulo. 


Pennsylvania. 


Pennsylvania Island. 


Pennsylvania Shoals. 
Penobscot Bay. 
Penobscot River. 
Penrose Rocks. 
Penthyn Cape. 
Penrhyn Island. 
Pensacola Bay. — 
Pentecote Island. 
Pentire Point. 
Pentland Skerries. 
Penzance. 

Pepe Cape. 

Pepin Island. 

Pera Cape. 

Pera Head. 

Pera Pulo. 

Perallo Point. 

Percy Island. 

Percy Islands. 
Perdido Bay, Alabama. 
Peregrine Point. 
Perez Island. 

Perim Island, Arabia. 
Perim Island, India. 
Pernambuco. 
Pernau. 

Peron Islands. 

Peros Banhos Islands. 
Perpendicular Point. 


Perpetua Cape. 


Perpignan. 
Persian Gulf. | 
Perth. 
Pertominsk. 
Peru. 


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Peru Island. 

Pervo- ousmotrennaia. 
Pesanda Islands. 

Pesaro. 

Pescador Island. 

Pescadores Islands, Formosa. 
Pescadores Islands, North Pacific. 
Pescadores Point. 

Pescaro. 

Peschichi. 

Pe-shan Islands. 

Petalies Islands. 

Peter and Paul Ch. 

Peter, St., Island, Antarctic Oc’n. 
Peter, St., Island, North Pacific. 
Peter’s, St., Islands. 

Peterhead. 

Petersburgh, St. 

Petersburg, Virginia. 

Petit Manan. 

Petite Terre. 

Petracciato. 

Petrie Reef. 

Petrolo Point. 

Phanari Cape. 

Pheleche Island. 

Phenix Island. 

Philadelphia. 

Philip Cape. 

Philip Island, Caroline Islands. 
Philip Island, Low Archipelago, 
Philip Island, South Pacific. 
Philip Broke Cape. 

Philip de Benguela. 
Philippeville. 

Philippine Islands, 

Phillip Island. 

Phillip Port. 

Phineka. 

Phipps Cape. 

Phoowa Moloku Island. 
Phuyen Harbor. 

Piana Island. 


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8312 | Pianosa Island, Adriatic. 
3 | Pianosa Island, Italy. ; 
4 | Pie de l’Etoile. 
5 | Pichidanque Bay. 
6 | Picholo Point. 
7 | Pickering Peak. 
8 | Pic Lamanon. 
9 | Pico. 

8320 | Pico Fragos. 
1 | Pico Ruivo. 
2 | Picos Point. 
3 | Pidtou Harbor. 
4 |-Piedra de Mar. 
5 | Piedras Cay. 
6 | Piedras, Cay de. 
7 | Piedras Point. 
8 | Pierre au Vrack. 
9 | Pierre, St. 

8330 | Pierre, St., Island, Anambas. 
1 | Pierre, St., Island, Indian Ocean. 
2 | Pierre, St., Island, Newfoundland. 

. 3 | Pierson Cape. 

4 | Pietro, St., Island. 
5 | Pigali Island. 
6 | Pigeon Island, Dampier Strait. 
7 | Pigeon Island, Ceylon. 
8 | Pigeon Island, Malabar Cape. 
9 | Pigott Point. 

8340 | Pih-ki-shan Islands. 
1 | Pih-quan Peak. 
2 | Pib-seang Islands. 
3 | Pilier Island. 
4 | Pillar Cape, Magellan Strait. 
5 | Pillar Cape, Van Dieman’s Land. 
6 | Pillau. 
7 | Pinckney, Fort. 
8 | Pine Cape. 
9 | Pine Peak. 

8350 | Pines Cape. 

|| 1] Pines Island, Cuba. 

2 | Pines Island, New Caledonia. 


Ping-hae Bay. 


PLA 


Pinheira Point. 

Pinnacle Island, Formosa. 
Pinnacle Island, Japan. 
Pinon Island. 

Pinos Island. 

Pinos Point. 

Pinque Island. 

Pinunko. 


Pinxter Point. 

Pio Quinto, Port. 

Piombino. 

Piperi Island, Grecian Archip’go. 
Pipon Islands. 

Pirzeus, 

Pirano. 

Pirate Cay. 

Pirate Islands, Gulf of Tonquin. 
Pirate Islands, Philippines. 

Pisa. 

Pisagua River. 

Pisan. 


Pisang, Pulo, Indian Arebipelago. 


Pisang, Pulo, Pitt Passage. 
Pisang, Pulo, Strait of Malacca. 
Pisang, Pulo, Sumatra. 
Piscataqua Riv., New Hampshire. 
Piscataway, Maryland. 

Pisco. 

Piscopia. 

Pise Island. 

Piserarr. 

t Pisonia Island. 

Pisura River. 

Pitcairn Island. 

Pitea. 

Pitt Bank. 

Pitt Cape. 

Pitt Island, Gilbert Archipelago. 
Pitt Island, South Pacific. 

Pitt Island, South Shetland. 
Pitt Passage. 

Pittie. 

Placa Islands. 


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Placentia Harbor. 
Placer de Jagua. 
Pladda Lights. 
Plaintain Islands. 
Plaka, Cape. 

Plana Cays. 

Plana Island, Archipelago. 
Plana Island, Spain. 
Planier Island. 
Plata Island. 

Plate Island. 

Plate River. 
Platform Point. 
Platte Island. 
Pleasant Cape. 
Pleasant Island. 
Pleasant River. 
Pleinmont. 
Plettenburg Bay. 
Plouguerneau. 
Plum Island. 

Plumb Island. 
Plummer Island. 
Plymouth, England. 
Plymouth, Massachusetts, U. 8S. 
Plymouth, Montserrat. 
Plymouth, New. 
Poaongoun, Cape. 
Pocklington Shoal. 
Poge, Cape. 

Poggy Islands. 
Poivre Islands. 

Pol de Léon. 

Pola. 

Pola Island. 

Pola, Sta., Cape. 
Policandro Island. 
Policastro, 
Polignano. 


Polillo Island. 


Polino Island. 
Polior Island, and Shoal. 
Poliwero, Cape. 


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Poll Rock. 

Polla Rock. 

Pollock Cove. 

Poll ck Reef. ‘ 
Pollock Rock. 

Pollux Rock. 

Pomba Bay. 

Pomo Rock. 

Ponafidin Island. 
Ponchang Kacheel Island. 
Pond, Cape. 

Pond, Mount. 

Pondicherry. 

Ponghou Islands. 

Pon-Kan River. 

Pontang Point. 

Pontiana River. 
Pontchartrain Lake, Louisiana. 
Ponza Island. 

Poole. 

Popa, Pulo. 

Popo. 

Pora Islands. 

Porcelli Rocks. 

Porcos Islands. 

Pori Island. 

Poriam Point. 

Porirua Harbor. 
Poromoushir Jsland. 

Poros Island. 

Porquerolles Island. 
Porpoise, Cape. 

Portage Island. 
Port-au-Prince. 

Portendik. — 

Portitski. 

Portland, England. 
Portland, Maine, U.S. 
Portland Cape, Cape Breton. 
Portland Cape, Van Dieman’s Ld. 
Portland Island. 

Portland Islands. 
Portland Point, Hudson’s Bay. 


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Portland Point, Jamaica. 
Portland Rock. 

Portlock Reef. 
Port-on-Craig. 

Port Patrick. 

Port Royal, Jamaica. 
Port Royal, South Carolina. 
Port Royal Harbor. 
Porto Bello. 

Porto, Cabello. 

Porto Fino, Cape. 

Porto Grande. » 

Porto Novo, Coromandel. 
Porto Novo, Gold Coast. 
Porto Re. 

Porto Rico Island. 

Porto Santo. 

Porto Santo Island. 
Porto Seguro. 

Porto Vecchio. 
Portrush. 

Portsmouth, England. 


Portsmouth, New Hampshire, U.S. 


Portugal. 
Portugalete. 
Possession, Cape, &. Shetlands. 


Possession, Cape, Tierra del Fuego. 


Possession Island, New Guiuea. 
Possession Island, Torres Straits. 
Possession Mount. 

Possession, North Island. 
Possidi, Cape. 

Post Horse Reef. 

Post Office Bay. 

Post Orange. 

Postilions. 

Poto] Point. 

Pottbakker Island. 
Pouhia-i-wakadi. 

Pouinipet Island. 

Poulkova. 

Poulouhot Island. 

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Poverty Bay. 

Powell’s Islands. 

Poyas Peak. 

Pozzuoli. 

Praslin Island. 

Praslin, Port, New Ireland. 
Praslin Port, Solomon Islands. 
Prasso Nisi, Cape. 


Pratt Shoal. 
Prauhilah Point. 
Prawle Point. 
Praya, Port. 
Precelly Top. 


Predpriatié Island. 

Premiera Rocks. _ 

Preparis Island. 

Preston, Cape. 

Prevesa. 

Priaman. 

Price, Cape. 

Prieto, Cape, Solomon Islands. 
Prieto, Cape, Spain. 

Prim Point. 

Prince Island. 

Prince Edward Island. 

Prince Edward Islands. 
Prince of Wales’ Bank. 

Prince of Wales’ Cape. 

Prince of Wales’ Island. 
Prince of Wales’ Sound. 
Prince Regent Haven. 

Prince Regent’s River. 

Prince William Henry Island. 
Prince’s Bay. — 

Prince’s Island, Bight of Biafra. 
Prince’s Island, Strait of Sunda. 
Princess Harbor. 

Princess Island. 

Printian, Pulo. 

Prior, Cape. 

Prise, Isle de la. 

Procida Island. 


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-Procofieff Island. 


Prodano Island. 
Proestie, 


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Promontory Porer Cape. 
Protection, Port. 

Proti Island. 

Proudfoot Shoal. 
Proveneal Island. 
Providence. 


Providence Island, Indian Ocean. 
Providence Island, New Guinea. 


Providence Islands. 
Prudhoe Island. 
Prussia. 

Psyche’s Islands. 
Pubnico Harbor. 
Pudding-pan Hill. 


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Puget Cape. 

Puget Sound. 

Puig das Aguilas. 

Puka Puka. 

Pulicat. 

Pullam Island. 

Pulo Laut, Little Islands. 
Pulpit Rock. 

Puna Island. 

Punnecoil. 

Puntas Arenas. 

Purcell Island. 

Purdies Islands. 

Purdy Islands. 

Purvis Cape. 

Puysegur Point. 

Pyagik Cape. 

Pyghella Island. 
Pylstaart Island. 
Pyramid Island, Bass Strait. 
Pyramid Island, Cochin China. 
Pyramid Point. 

Pyramid Rock. 

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Quade. 

Quadra Island. 

Quail Island, Australia. 

Quail Island, Cape Verde Islands. _ 
Quail Island, Madagascar. 
Quamannu Bay. 


Quarken. 

Quebec. 

Queda. 

Quedal Cape. ‘ 
Queen Charlotte Cape, N. Caled’a. ||. 
Queen Charlotte Cape, S. Pacific. 
Queen Charlotte Island. 

Queen Charlotte Islands. 

Queen Charlotte Sound. 

Queen’s Cape. 

Queen’s Mount. 

Queimada Islands, 

Quelpaert. 

Quemado Mount. 

Quemoy Island. 

Querimba Island. 

Qui Quick. 

Quibo. 

Quicara. 

Quickme. 


| Quicombo Bay. 


Quilan Cape. | 
Quilea. 

Quillates Cape. 

Quillebeuf. 

Quillimane River. 

Quiloa. 

Quiloan. 

Quimper River. 

Quinatancan Island. 

Quinhone Harbor. 

Quiniluban. 

Quintin, St. ° 

Quiros. . 

Quiros Cape. 

Quirpon Island. 

Quistholm.. 


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7 | Quitta. 
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9 | Quoin. 
8660 | Quoin Island. 
1 | Quoin Point. 
2 | Quoin, Great. 
3 | Quorra River. 
4 | Quoy Cape. 
5 | Rabpit Islands, Grecian Archip’go. 
6 | Rabbit Islands, Philippines. 
7 | Rabi Island. 
8 | Race Cape. 
9 | Race Point. 
8670 | Rachado Cape. 
1 | Rachlin Island. 
2 | Racket, Pulo. ‘ 
3 | Radack Islands. 
~4 | Radstock Cape. 
5 | Rafael Cape. 
6 | Rafael, San, Island. 
7 | Raft Point, Australia, N. W. 
_8 | Raft Point, Buccaneer’s Archip’go. 
9 | Ragged Island. 
8680 | Ragged Island, (Great.) 
1 | Ragged Islands. 
2 | Ragged Point, Bornes. 
3 | Ragged Point, Timor. 
4 | Raggedy Point. 
5 | Ragusa. 
6 | Raiatea Island. 
7 | Raieffsky Island. 
8 | Raine Island. 
9 | Rajah Bassa. 
8690 | Rajah Point. 
1 | Rajah, Pulo. 
2 | Rajapour Harbor. 
3 | Rakau-manga-manga. 
4 | Raleigh Mount. 
5 | Ralick Islands. 
6 | Ramas Cape. 
7 | Kame Head, England. 


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Ramirez Bank. 
Ramos Islands. 


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Ramsgate. 

Ranai Island. 

Ranay Mount. 

Rangazvak. 

Ranger Island. 

Ranger Rock. 

Rangoon. 

Raoul Cape. 

Raout Island, Kermadee Islands. 
Raoul Island, South Pacific. 
Raour Island. 

Rapel Shoal. 

Raper Cape. 

Raphti, Port. 

Rapurapu Island. 

Raraka, 


‘Raroia. 


Rarotonga Island. 
Rasa Island. 
Rasalgett. 

Rasca Point. 
Rashau Island. 

Rat Island. 
Rathbone Island. 
Rathlin O’Birne Islands. 
Ratmanoff Island, 
Rattray Point. 
Rankoko Island. 
Raukura. 

Raven Island. 
Ravenna. 

Rawson Shoal. 

Ray Cape. 

Raza. 

Raza Island, Brazil. 
Raza Island, South Africa. 
Razat Cape. 
Razzoli Island. 

R’ dresser, Ras. 

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Reaumur Peak. 
Reccan, Ras. 
Reecan River. 


Recherche Archipelago. 


Recherche Bay. 
Recherche, Cape. 
Recif, Cape. 
Recif Island. 
Redang Islands. 
Redear. 


Red Head, Baffin’s Bay. 


Red Head, Scotland. 
Red Island. 

Red Point. 

Red Sea. 

Redonda Mountain. 
Redondo Island. 


Redondo Rock, Bass Strait. 
Redondo Rock, Galapagos. 


Reed Island. 
Reef Island. 
Reevesby Island. 
Refsnees. 
Refsudden Light. 
Refuge, Port. 
Reggio. 

Reid Rocks. 
Reid’s Islands. 
Reierskar Rock. 
Reikianes, Cape. 
Reikiavig. 
Reinga, Cape. 
Reirson Island. 
Reitoue. 
Rembang. 
Remedios Point. 
Remire Island. 
Renard Islands. 
Rendezvous Harbor. 
Rendezvous Island. 
Rennel, Cape. 
Rennel Island. 


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Rennell Island. 
Renyang Island. 

Repon Island. 

Repulse Bay. 

Repulse Islands. 
Resolution Bay. 
Resolution Island. 
Resolution Cape. 
Resolution Port. 

Rest Bay. 
Restoration Island. | 
Return Reef. ; 
Retymo. 


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Reville. 

Revsnig, Cape. 
Rewa Roads. 

Rey Island. 

Reyes, Point de los. 
Rezo. 

Rhe Island. 
Rhenes. 
Rhinns of Isla. 
Rhode Island. 
Rhodes. 

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Riackah Island. 


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Rica de Oro Rock. 

Rica de Plata. 

Rich Island. 

Richardson, Cape. 

Riche Island. 

Richibucto Harbor. 
Richmond, Virginia, U.S. 
Richmond Bay, Hudson’s Bay. 
Richmond Bay, Prince Edw. Isl’d. 
Richmond Islands. 

Ricord, Cape. 


| Ridge Shoal. 
| Ridley Island. 
| Rifunsherry Island. 


Riga. 8371 
Rigny Cape. 2 
Riley, Cape. 3 
Riley, Point. 4 
Rimini. 5 
Rimitara Island. 6 
Rimsky Korsakoff Islands. r ( 
Ringdove Shoal. 8 
Rio Doce. 9 
Rio Grande, Guatemala. 880 
Rio Grande, Mexico. 1 
Rio Grande do Norte. 2 
Rio Grande do Sul. 3 
tio Janeiro. 4 
Rio Nunez. 5 
Rio Point del. 6 
Rio Tronto. | 7 
Riou Island. 8 
Riou Point. 9 
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Ritchie’s Reef. | 2 
Ritidian Point. | 3 
River Charlotte Shoal. | 4 
River, Fort. | 5 
Riwers, Cape. 6 
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Roan Island. 1 
Roanoke Island, N. Carolina, U. 8. 2 
Roanoke River. | 3 
Robben Island, Sagalin. 4 
Rob Roy Rock. 5 
Robert’s Island. 6 
Roca, Cape. ! 7 
Roea de Plata. 8 
Roca Partida, North Pacific. 9 
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Roche Point. 


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Rochelle. 

Rochelois Shoal. 

Roches Douvres. 

Rock, Cape. 

Rockabil Islands. 

Rockal. 

Rockingham Bay. 

Rocks Island. 

Rocky Bank. 

Rocky Cape. 

Rocky Head. 

Rocky Point, Aracan. 
Rocky Point, New Zealand. 
tocky Point, Sumbawa. 
Rocky Point, Van Dieman’s Land. 
Rodkallen Recks. 
Rodney, Cape. 


Rodney Point. 
Rodoni, Cape. 
Rodosto. 
Rodrigue. 
Roebuck Point. 
Roeeness Hill. 


Rohamba Point. 
Roissy Island. 
Rokbo. 

Roldan Mountain. 
Rolfs Islands. 
Rollin Cape. 


Roman Cape. 
Roman, San, Cape. 
Romania Point. 
Romano, @ape. 
Romanzoff, Cape. 


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Romauzoff Island, Low Archip’go. 
Romanzoff Island, Marshall Is)’ds. 


Romberg, Cape. 


Roma. 
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Rome. 
Rona Island. 


Ronaldsay Island. 


Roncador Cay. 


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Roneador Reefs. 
Rondo. 

Rondo, Pulo. 
Roénne. 

Ronskar. 

Rooke Island. 
Roque, St., Cape. 
Roquepiz. 
Roques, Los. 
Rosa Point. 
Rosa, Sta., Bay. 
Rosa, Sta., Island, Florida. 
Rosa, Sta., Island, Mexico. 
Rosa, Sta., Island, North Pacific. 
Rosa, Sta., Shoal. 
Rosalie Rock. 
Rosalind Bank. 
Rosaretta Reef. 
Rosario Channel. 
Rosario Island. 
Rosario Islands. 
Rose Island. 
Roseau. 
Rosemary Island. 
Roseness. 

Roseto. 

‘Rosetta. 

Rosily Island. 
Rosingyn. 

Ross Bay. 

Ross Island. 
Rossel Island. 
Rossell Sea Mk. 
Rosso Cape. 

Rost Island. 
Rostock. 

Rota. 

Rota Island. 
Rotch Island. 
Rothskar. 
Rottee. 
Rottenest Island. 
Rotterdam. 


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Rottum Island. 

Rottumah Island. 
Rouabouki Island. 

Roug Islands. 

Rouge Harbor. 

Rouib. 

Roumelia. 

Roumiantsov Cape. 
Round Cape. 

Round Hill, Australia. 
Round Hill, Rhode Island. 
Round Island, Corea. 
Round Island, Feejee Islands. 
Round Island, Indian Ocean. 
Round Island, Recherche Arch’go. 
Roupat, Pulo. 

Routh Rock. 

Roux Cape. 

Rover Island. 

Rover Shoal. 

Rovigno. 

Rovouma Cape. 

Roway, Ras. 

Rowley Shoals. 

Roxo Cape, Gulf of Guinea. 
Roxo Cape, Karamania, 
Roxo Cape; Mexico. | 
Roxo Cape, Porto Rico. 
Roxo Cape, St. Domingo. 
Royal Bishops. 

Royal Captain, Shoal. 
Royal, Fort. 

Royal, George, Shoal. 
Royalist Shoal. 

Royau, Port. 

Ruatan Island. 

Rugen. 

Rugged Islands. 

Rugged Point. 

Rum Cay. 

Rum Island. 

Rumby Mounts. 

Ru More. 


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Ru Stor. 

Run, Pulo. 

Runawai Cape. 
Rundlestone Beacon. 
Runebrake Shoal. . 
Runo Island. 
Rupert’s House. 
Rurick islands. 
Rurick Rock. 

Ruarutt Island. 

tusa Linguete. 

Rusa Raji. 

Russia. 

Russian Promontory. 
Russki Zavorot Cape. 
Rybatchy Island. 
Rye. 

Ryk Islands. 
Ryvingen Island. 
Saavedra Cape. 

Saba. 

Sabanilla, Port. 
Sabanoon. 

Sabbskar. 

Sabelo Point. 

Sabina Shoal. 

Sabine City. 

Sabine Pass. 

Sabine Pass Light-House. 
Sabine River. 

Sable Cape, Florida. 
Sable Cape, Nova Scotia. 
Sable Island, Cape Breton. 


Sable Island, Indian Ocean. 


Sable Reef. 
Sables d’Olonne. 
Sabtan Island. 
Sabnuda, Pulo. 
Sacken Island. 
Saco Harbor. 


“Saequoy Head. y 


Sacratif Cape. 
Sacrifice Rock. 


SAL 


Sacrificios Island. 


Saddle Group. 

Saddle Hill, Andamans. 

Saddle ‘Hill, British Honduras.. 
Saddle Hill, New Zealand. 
Saddle Hill, Tartary. 

Saddle Island, China. 

Saddle Island, China Sea. 
Saddle Island, Corea. 

Szddle Island, Indian Archipel’go. 
Saddle Island, Labrador. 
Saddle Island, New Orkneys. 


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Saddle Island, Strait of Gaspar. 
Saddle Isiand, Strait of Malacca. 
Saddle of Payta. 

Saddleback Island. 

Saddleback Ledge. 

Sado Island. 

Sadras. 

Safety Beacon. 

Safi. 

Sagalin. 

Sahul Bank. 

Said, Port. 

Saigon. 

Sail Rock. 


Saints, The. 


Sal. 
Sal Cay. 


‘Sal Roeks. 


Salaberria Reef. 
Salamanca Peak. 
Salang Island. 
Salango Island. 
Salangore. 
Salanketa Point. 
Salavako Island. 
Salawatty. 
Salaway Point. 
Salayer Island. 
Sala y Gomez. 
Salcombe. 


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Saldanha Bay. 
Salem, Massachusetts, U. S. 
Salem, New Jersey, U. S. 
Sale Macowa. 

Salerno. 

Salibabos Islands. 

Salice Island. 

Salina Island. 

Salinas, Brazil. 

Salinas, Peru. 

Salinas, Yucatan. 

Salinas Island. 

Salinas, Cape. 

Salinas Point, St. Domingo. 
Salinas Point, West Africa. 
Salinas Point, Yucatan Island. 
Salingar Island. 

Salisbury Island. 

Sallabanka Islands. 
Sallahtook Point. 

Sallee. 

Salleolookit Rock. 
Salmadina Shoal. 

Salmon Cove. 

Salo Light. 

Salomon, Cape. 

Salomon Islands. | 

Salomon Sweert, Cape. 
Salonika. 

Salou. 

Salt’s White Rocks. 

Saltees Light. 
Salut Islands. 
Salvador Islands. 
Salvador Port. 
Salvages. 
Samalga Island. 
Samana, Cape. 
Samana Cay. 
Samanco Bay. 
Samar Island. 
Samarang. 
Samarang Island. 


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Samasana Island. ‘ 

Sambas River. 

Samboangan. 

Sambro Island. 

Samoa Islands. 

Samos. 

Samothraki Island, Grecian Arch. 
Samothraki Island, Ionian IJsl’ds. 
Samoy. 

Sampanmango Point. 

Samsoun. 

Samsoun Mountain. 

Samur Island. 

Sanaapu Harbor. 

San Blas Harbor. 

Sancassee Island. 

Sancori, Pulo. 

Sand Bay. 

Sand Cay. 


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Sand Island, Gaspar Strait. 
Sandakan Bay. 


| Sandalwood Bay. 


| Sandalwood Island. 


Sanday Island. 


Sandbuys Shoals. 

Sanderson Hope. 

Sandhead. 

Sandkallen. 

Sandoway. 

Sandown Castle. 

Sandspit Light. 

Sandwich Bay. 

Sandwich, Cape. ; 
Sandwich Island, New Hebrides. 
Sandwich Island, South Atlantic. 
Sandwich Island, South Pacific. 
Sandwich Islands, North Pacific. 
Sandwich, Port, New Hebrides. 
Sandwich, Port, South Africa. 
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Sandy Island, Australia. 


Sandy Island, Borneo. 


Sandy Island, Madagascar. 
Sandy Island, Meia-co-sim. 


Sandy Island, (Great.) 
Sangald. 

Sangallan Island. 
Sangar, Cape. 
Sangboys Island. 


Sangian Sira Point. 


Sanguin River. ; 


| Sanguinares Islands. 


Sanguir. 

Sanho, Cape. 
Sannagh Island. 
Sannana Bay. 
Sansego Island. 
San-shan-tow Islands. 


Santa Bay, and Island. 


Santander. 
Santapilly Rocks. 
Santiago, Barra de. 
Santiago, Cape. 
Santiago de Tolu. 
Santiago Point. 
Santiago de Cuba. 
Santjang, Cape. 
Santona. 

Santorin Island. 
Santos. 

Santos Island. 
Sanxette, Fort. 
Sanyabel Island. 


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Sapaca Point. 
Saparooa Island. 
Sapata, Palo. 
Sapello Sound. 
Sapey, Cape. 
Saphonidi. 
Sapienza Island. 
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Sarakinvo. 
Sarawak River. 
Sardina, Cape. 
Sardinia. 
Sariguan Island. 
Saritch, Cape. 
Saritchev, Cape. 
Sarmiento Mountain. 
Sarytcheff Peak. 
Sasseno Island. 


Sasso, Cape. 
Satahoual Island. 
Satellite Rock. 

San. 

Saugor Island. 

Saul, Port. | 
Saumarez, Sir, Banks. 
Saunders, Cape. 
Saunders Island, Sandwich Isl’ds. 
Saunders Island, Society Islands. 
Savage, Great. 

Savage Island. 

Savage Islands. 

Savage Point. 

Savaii Island. 

Savannah. 

Savannah River. 


Savona. 
Savu. 


Savu, New. 


Savu Savu Point. 
Sawa Bay. 

Saya de Malha Bank. ‘4 
Saylee Point. 

Saypan Island. 

Scala. 

Scalambra, Cape. 

Sealanuova. — 

Scaletta. 

Scara Island. 

Scarborough. 

Scarborough Shoal. 

Searp Island. 


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9 | Scarpenton Island. } 2 | Searle, Cape. 
9260 | Scatary Island. 3 | Seaton. 
1 | Schank, Cape. 4 | Sebastian Bay. 
62 | Scharnk Island. ‘|| . 5 | Sebastian, St., Brazil. 
3 | Schanz Islands. 6 | Sebastian, St., Spain. 
4 Schapen Island. 7 | Sebastian, St., Cape, Madagascar. 
5 | Schenas. 8 Sebastian, St., Cape, South Africa. 
6 | Scherschel. 9 | Sebastian, St., Cape, Spain. 
7 | Schetky, Cape. | 9310 | Sebastian, St., Cape, Tier. del F’go. 
8 | Scheveningen Light. 1 | Sebastian, St., Island. 
9 | Schiedam Islands. 2 Sebenico, 
9270 | Schiermonik. 3 | Se Beero. 
1 | Schoomagen Islands. 4 | Seberget Island. 
2 | Schouten Island. 5 | Sebooko. 
3 | Schouten Mountain. G | Secassie. 
4 | Schouwen. 7 | Secreti Islands, 
5 | Schubert, Cape. 8 | Sedano, Cape. 
6 | Scilly Islands, England. 9 | Sedarie Reef. 
7 | Scilly Islands, South Pacific. 9320 | Sededap Island. 
8 | Scio. 1 Seeal Point. 
9 | Scituate. 2 | Seeall Islands. 
9280 | Scoresby, Cape. 3 | Seemeesa. 
1 | Scotchwell Harbor. 4 | Segelskar. 
2 | Scotland. 5 | Segna. 
3 | Scott, Cape. 6 | Segoro Wedji Bay. 
4 | Scott Islands. 7 | Seguam Island. 
5 | Scott Reef. 8 | Seguin Island. 
| 6 | Seyla. | 9 | Sein, Island de. 
7 | Sea Bear Bay. 9330 | Seir Abonaid. 
8 | Seaconnet Point. 1 | Seir Beni Yass. 
9 | Sea Dog Rock. 2 | Seiva Point. 
9290 | Seagull Group. 3 | Selang Point. 
1 | Seahorse Bank. 4 | Selio, Pulo. 
2°, Seahorse Point. 5 | Sellada Mountain. 
3 | Seahorse Shoal. 6,| Selonda Island. 
4 | Sea Klip Rocks. 7 | Selouan Island. 
5 | Seal, Cape. | 8 | Selsea Bill. 
6 | Seal Island, Nova Scotia. 9 | Semerara Islands. 
7 | Seal Island, South Africa. 9340 | Semione Island. 
8 | Sealer’s Ledge. 1 | Semiru Mountain. 
9 | Sea Lion Islands. | 2 | Semitsch Islands. 
| Seals Islands. 9343 | Sempo Island. 


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Senegal. 
Senegambia. 
Senetoso Point. 
Seniavin Islands. 
Senna. 


Senning Skar Rock. 


Sentina Point. 
Sentinel Islands. 
Sentinela Island. 
Separation Point. 
Sependong Island. 
Sequeiras Island. 
Sereq Island. | 


Serdz Kamen, Cape. 
Seringapatam, Elizabeth Shoal. 


Seringapatam Reef. 
Serle Island. 
Sermattan. 
Sernella, Cape. 
Seroua. 

Serpent’s Island. 
Serpho Islands. 


_ Serra Island. 


Serrana Bank. 
Serranilla Bank. 


Serrantes Mountain. 


Servi Island. 
Seskar Island. 
Sesola Rock. 
Sestri di Levante. 
Se Tappo. 
Settang River. 


| Sette Bocche. 


Settee River. 
Settra Kroo. 
Setubal. 

Seuheli Par. 
Seulement Point. 


| Sevastopol. 
_ Sevedo, Port. 
Seven Brothers Mountain. 
Seven Capes, Cape, Africa. 
9386 | Seven Capes, Cape, Candia. 


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Seven Islands, Caroline Islands. 
Seven Islands, Celebes. 
Seven Islands, France, 


Seven Islands, Gulf St. Lawrence. 


Seven Islands, Lapland. 
Seven Islands, N. W. of Banca. 
Seven Islands Bay. 
Seven Mountains Island. 
Seven Stars.: 
Seven Stones Light. 
Severn Fort. 
Severn Shoal. 
Severndroog Island. 
Seychelle Archipelago. 
Seyer Islands. 
Seymour, Cape. 
Shab el Jurmah. 
Shabler, Cape. 
Shab Shaybab. 
Shab Subbah. 
Shab Umbarrack. 
Shadwan Island. 
Shadwell Point. 
Shag Island. 
Shag Rocks, Labrador. 
Shag Rocks, 8. Atlantic. 
Shaggy Rocks. 
Shahah. 
Shahbunder Shoal. 
Shalbet Island. 
Sha-lui-tien Island, 
Shallop Creek. 
Shampee Islands. 
Shang-ta. 

Shannon Island. 
Shannon River. 
Shantar Islands. 
Shan Tung. 

Sharja. 

Shark Head. 
Shark’s Bay. 
Shark’s Point. 


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Shaum. 

Shaw’s Peak. 
Sha-wei-shan. 

Shea Islands. 

Shebar River. 

Sheep Head. 

Sheepscot Bay, Maine, U.S. 
Sheerness. 

Sheid, Ras. 

Sheikh Shaib Island. 
Sheik, Munsoud Ras. © 
Sheipoo. 

Shelburne Harbor. 
Shepherd’s Harbor. 
Sherarow Island. 
Sherbédat, Ras. 
Sherboro Island. 
Sherburne Reef. 

Sherm Rhabue. 

Sherm Yembo. 

Sherriff Harbor. 
Shetland Islands. 
Shiant Islands. 
Shiashkotan Island. 
Shield Cape. 

Shields. 

Shilling Cape. 

Ship Channel. 

Ship Harbor. : 
Ship Island. 

Ship Rock. 

Shipounsky Cape. 
Shipwash. 

» Shirreff Cape. 
Shishkoff Cape. 

Shoal Bay. 

Shoal Point. 
Shoalwater Cape. 

Shoe Island, Dampier Strait. 
Shoe Island, Gaspar Strait. 
Shoe Island, South Pacific. 
Shoreham. 


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Shortland Bluff. 
Shortland Islands. 
Shreveport, Louisiana, U.S. 
Shrinky Island. 
Shugra. 

Shut-in Island. 

Sialat Point. 

Si Ameel Island. 
Siam. 

Siao. 

Siao-kin-Tao, 

Siayan. 

Sibago. 

Sibay Island. 
Sibbald’s Bank. 
Siberia, New. 

Sibuyan Island. 
Sicayah Point. 

Sicie Cape. 

Sicily. 

Sidera Cape. 
Sidmouth Cape, Australia. 
Sidmouth Cape, Loochoo Islands, 
Sidmouth Rock. 
Sidney Island. 

Sidon. 

Sierra Cape. 

Sierra Bermeja. 

Sierra de Mijas, 

Sierra de San Antonio. 
Sierra Leone Cape. 
Sierra Ventana. 
Sievero-Vostotchni Cape. 
Sigayan Point. 
Sighajik. 

Siglenaes. 

Sigri Cape and Port. 
Siguijon Island. 
Sihnatenejo. 

Si-ki Rock. 

Sikokf Island. 

Sikyno Island. 

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Silhouette Island. 
Silino Islapd. 
Silla de Caraccas. 
Sillah Islands. 
Silleiro Cape. 
Silonay Island. 
Silungun Mount. 
Silva Shoal. 
Silver Bank and Cay. 
Silvi. 

Sima Cape. 
Simao. 


' Simara Island. 


Simmambaya. 
Simon’s Bay. 
Simon’s, St., Island. 
Simonoff Island. 
Simpson Island. 
Simpson Port. 
Simusir Island. 
Sinai Mount. 
Sinam, Pulo. 
Sines Cape. 
Singapore. 
Single Island. 
Sinigaglia. 
Sinkel. 

Sinkep, Pulo. 
Sinope. 
Sicellands Reef. 
Sipadan Island. 
Sipang, Tanjong. 
Siphanto Island, 
Sir Isaac Point. 


Sirangani, East Indies. 


Siren Island. 

Sirik Point. 

Sirius Rock. 

Sisal. 

Sisiran, Port. 
Sisters, Andamans. 
Sisters, Furneaux. 
Sisters, Two. 


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Sitchin Island. 

Sitengon. 

Sitka, Alaska, U. 8S. 

Six Fathom Bank. 

Six Islands. 

Skafus. ; | 
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Skagsudde. 

Skala Cape. 

Skal Svee. 
Skantzoura Island. 
Skaw, The. 

Skelda Ness. 
Skeleton. Point. ‘ 
Skelligs. 
Skergriatish Rock. 


Skerries. ; 
Skerryvore Rocks. 

Skiathos Island. 

Skiddy Islands. 

Skinosa Island. 

Skird Rocks. 

Skopelos Island. 

Skopo Mount. 


Skuddesnees. 
Skyro Poulo. 
Skyros Island. 
Slade Pomt. 
Sledge Island. 
Sleepers. 
Slieve Donard. 
Slieve Sneacht. 
Sligo. 

Slinger’s Bay. 
Slipper and Table Rocks. 


Sloping Island. 
Slyne Head. 
Smalls Rocks. 
Smeerenberg. 
Smith Island, Hudson’s Bay. 
Smith Island, Maryland. | 
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Smith Point, Australia. 
Smith Point, North America. 
Smith Shoal. 

Smith’s Knoll. 


-Smith’s, Sir J., Group. 


Smoky, Cape. 

Smyrna. 

Smyth Islands. 
Smyth’s Islet. 

Snake and Madagascar Shoals. 
Snap Rock. 

Snapper Bank. 
Snapper Island. 
Snares, Kurile Islands. 
Snares, New Zealand. 
Sneefeldsydékel. 
Snowdon. 

Society Islands. 

Socoa. 

Socorro Island. 
Socotra. 

Soda Island. 


‘Soderarm Light. 


Soderhamm. 

Soderskar. 

Sofala River. 

Sohar. 

Soimonoff, Cape. 

Sojoton Point. 

Sola Island, Cumana. 
Solander Islands. 

Solitary Island, Australia. 
Solitary Island, Indian Ocean. 
Solitary Island, South Pacific. 
Solombo. 

Solomon Islands. 

Solor. 

Solta Island. 

Solway Firth. 

Sombrero. 

Sombrero Rock. 

Sommers Island. 


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Sonserol Islands. 
Soo-Au. 
Soogoot Point. 
Sooladdie Island. 
Sooloo Island. 
Sooloo Islands. 
Soonmeany. 
Soosoo. 

Sor Hougoen. 
Sordi Island. 
Sorell, Cape. 
Sorelle. 

Sorisa Point. 
Soroen Island. 
Sorol Islands. 
Sorrento. 
Sorsogon, Port. 
Sosnovetz. 
Sosonova. 
Sotoang Group. 
Souffriere. 
Sough Island. 
Souirah. 
Soulima River. 
Soumenap. 


Soumshoe Island. 


Sourabaya. 

Souroutou. 

Sous River. 

South Sand Head. 
Southampton. 

Southampton Island, and Cape. 
Southeast Pass, Mississippi Delta. 
South Pass, Mississippi Delta. 
Southwest Pass, Mississippi Delta. 
Southerness Light. 
Southern, Port. 
Southern Thule Islands. 
Southwold. F 
Souvela, Cape. 
Souvorov, Cape. 


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Sow and Pigs. 

Soya, Cape. 

Spada, Cape. 

Spain. 

Spain, Port. 

Spalatro. 

Spanberg, Cape. 

Sparo. 

Spartel, Cape. 
Spartimento Point. 
Spartivento, Cape, Naples. 
Spartivento, Cape, Sardinia. ~ 
Spathi, Cape. 

Speakers’ Bank. 

Spear Cape. 

Speiden Island. 


Spencer, Cape, New Brunswick. 


Spencer Cape, New Guinea. 
Spencer Cape, Alaska. 
Spencer Cape, Spencer Gulf. 
Spencer Gulf. 

Spencer Point, Alaska. 
Spezzia. 

Spezzia Island. 
Sphagia Island. 
Sphakia. 

Spitzbergen. 
Spodsbierg Light. 
Spratly’s Sandy Island. 
Sprogo. 

Spurn Lights. 

Squally Island. 

Square Handkerdhief. 
Square Island. 
Srednoy. 
Staalburghuk. 
Staberhuk. 

Stack South Light. 
Stadtland. 

Stag Rocks. 

Stag Shoal. 

Stags. 

Stamfanes Islands. 


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Stampalia Island. 
Standia Island. 
Stanford Light. 
Stapodia. 

Star Bank and Reefs. 
Star Island. 
Starbuck Island. 
Start Light. 

Start Point. 
Stasida. 

Staten Hoek. 
Staten Island. 
Staunton Island. 
Stauro, Cape. 
Stavers Island. 
Stavri, Cape. 
Stavronisi Island. 
Stead’s Entrance. 
Steenboom, Cape. 
Steep Point, Australia. 
Steep Point, Peru. 
Steep-to Island. 
Stefano, St. 

Steffens Klint. 
Stephen, St., Island. 


Stephens, Cape, New Britain. 


Stephens, Cape, Solomon Islands. 
Stephens Island, New Zealand. 
Stephens Island, Torres Strait. 
Stephens, Port, Falkland Islands. 
Stephen’s Port, Australia. 
Stettin. 

Stewart, Cape. 

Stewart Island. 

Stewart Islands, Australia. 
Stewart Islands, Solomon Islands. 
Stewart, Port. 

Stickney Island. 

Stilo, Cape. 

Stirrup Cays. 

Stockholm. 

Stockton. 


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Stolbovoi, Cape. 
Stonehaven. | 
Stoneskar. 
Stonington. 
Stono Inlet, South Carolina, U.S. 
Stony Island. 
Storah. - 

Stor Jungfrun. 
Storkalle Shoal. 
Storm Bay. 
Storm Island. 
Stornaway Light. 
Stor Rebben. 
Stour Roray. 
Stralsund. 
Stranraer. 
Strathy Head. 
Strogonov, Cape. 
Stromboli. 
Stromness. 


Strongylo Island. 
Stronsa Island. 
Strumble Head. 
Struys Point. 
Stuart Island. 
Styrsudd Head. 
Styx. — 

Suadiva Atoll. 
Suakin. 

Subec, Port. 
Submarine Volcano. 


Succadana. 
Success Breakers. 
Suckling, Cape. 
Suda. 

Suderoe Island. 
Suellaba Point. 
Suez. 

Suffrein Bay. 


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Sugarloaf Island. 
Sugarloaf Point. 


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Suick. 

Sulaban Point. 

Sulisker Island. 
Sullivan’s Island, S. Carolina, U. S. 
Sulphur Island, Loochoo Islands. 
Sulphur Island, N. Pacific. 
Suluan Island. 

Sumatra. 

Sumbawa. 

Sumbelan. 

Sumburgh Head. 

Sunda Strait. 

Sunday Island. 

Sunderland. 

Sunderland, N. 

Sunk Light. 

Supé Bay. 

Surat. 

Surdy Island. — 

Surigao Islands. 


Surinam River. 
Surop. 
Surville, Cape. 
Surville Point. 
Susah. 
Sutranha. 


Suva Harbor. 
Suwarrow Islands. 
Svalferort Light. 
Svartklubb Light. 
Sveaborg. 

Svenoe Lang. 


Svenska Hogarne. 
Sviatoi, Cape. 
Sviatoi Noss. 
Svingleboen. 
Svin6e. 

Swaine, Cape. 


Swaine’s Reefs. 

Swallow Shoal. 

Swan Islands, Honduras Coast. 
Swan’s Islands, Van Dieman’s Ld. 


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Swan Islands, West Indies. 
Swan Port. 

Swan Poiat. 

Swan River. 

Swanji. 

Swansea. 

Swede Islands. 

Sweden. 

Sweers Island. 

Swin, Middle Light. 
Swinemiinde. 

Syang. 

Sydenham Island. 

Sydney. 

Sydney Bay. 

Sydney Harbor. 

Sydney Shoal. 

Sylph’s Rocks. 

Sylva Bank. 

Symi Island. 

Symonds Harbor. 
Symplegades Islands. 

Syra Island. 

Syracuse. 

Syria. 

Ta Group. 

Tabarca. 

Tabasco River. 

Tabe-ouni. 

Tablas Island. 

Table Bay. 

Table, Cape, New Zealand. 
Table, Cape, Van Dieman’s Land. 
Table Head. 

Table Hill, China. 

Table Hill, Formosa. 
Table Island, New Zealand. 
Table Island, Pescadores. 
Table Island, Straits of Gaspar. 
Table Island, (Little.) 
Tabo, Cape. 

Tabocannee Rock. 

Taboga Island. 


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Tabou-sima. 
Tabutha Island. 
Ta-Chu-shan 
Tae Islands. 


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Taenga. 
Tafou Point. 
Taftsness. 


Tagai Islands. 
Taganrog. 

Tagapula Island. 
Tagh-Kiniagh Island. 


‘Tagliamento River. 


Taglo Point. 
Tagloe Bay. 
Tagolana Point. 
Tagolanda. 
Tagomago Island. 
Tahaa. 

Tahanea. 
Ta-He-Shan. 

Tah Faroon Rocks. 
Tahiti. 

Tahoora Island. 
Tahou-aita. 
Tahourowa Island. 
Tahow. 
Taichow Islands. 
Taichow River. 
Tain. 

Tairo Island. 
Tajourah, Ras al. 
Takhtalu, Mountain. 
Takli, Cape. 

Tako Mountain. 
Takurea. 

Takutea. 
Talamone. 
Talantam Bank. 
Talbot, Cape. 
Taleahnano. 
Talenading Islands. 
Talinay Mountain. 


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Taman. | 9990 | Taptee Light. 
Tamana Island. 1 | Tarafal Bay. 
Tamandaré. 21 Tarawa. 
Tamar, Cape, Falkland Island. 3 | Tarbert Light. 
Tamar, Cape, Tierra del Fuego. 4 | Tarbetness. 
Tamara Island. 5 | Tarento. 
Tamareed. 6 | Tarifa. 
Tamatam Island. 7 | Tarkhan-kout, Cape. 
Tamatave. 8 | Tarpaulin Cove, Mass., U. S. 
Tamboretes Islands. 9) Tarragona. 
Tambove Bay. 01 | Tartary. 
Tampa Bay. 2 | Tasman’s Head. 
Tampat Tuan Point. 3 | Tatakoto. 
Tampico. 4 | Tatau Mountain. 
Tamquam River. 5 | Tatnam, Cape. 
Tam-sui Harbor. 6 | Tatukoka. 
Tanaga Island. 7 | Tauranga Bay. 
Tanakeka Island. 8 | Tavernier Cay. 
Tan Chew Island. 9 | Tavolara Island. 
Tancook Island. 010 | Tavoy. 
Tanega Sima, 1 | Taw. 
Tangier. 2 | Tawally. 
Tangtang. 3 | Tawee Islands. 
Tanjong Api. 4 | Taweree. 
Tanjong Batoo. 5 | Tawiti Rahi Islands, 
Tanjong ‘Burram. 6 | Taya. 
Tanjong Datou. 7 | Taya Islands. 
Tanjong Maletayor. 8 | Taya, Pulo. 
Tanjong Po. ) 9 | Taypu Point. 
Tanjong Salatan. 020 | Taytao, Cape. 
Tanjong Sambar. 1 | Tchandjour Mountain. 
Tanjong Sedarie. 2 | Tehaouda, Cape. 
Tanjong Sipang. 3 | Tchaplin, Cape. 
Tanjong Slokko. 4 | Tchatirdag. 
Tankar. 5 | Tcherina. 
Tanna Island. 6 | Tchikotan Island. 
Taormina. | 7 | Tchilachap. 
Taoulwa Island. 8 | Tchina Point. 
Taouw. 9 | Tchirinkotan Island. 
Tapamanoa Island. 030 | Tchouka-kore Point. 
Tapeantana. 1 | Tchonkotsky, Cape. 
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Tebounkou. 
Tebruk. 

Tecla Mountain. 
Tedlés, Cape. 
Tees, River. 
Tefelneh, Cape. 
Tega, Pulo. 
Tegal Mountain. 
Tehor. 
Tehuantepec. 
Teiara. 
Teignmouth Shoal. 
Teignouse. 
Tejupan River. 
Tekareka. 

Tekn. 

Telabo Island. 
Telaguir Islands. 


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Tematu Leiwuwau. 


4+, Temo Island. 
| Temoel, Cape. 
| Templar Bank. 


Tenasserim Island. 
Tendra Island. 
Tenedos Island. 
Tenerife Island. 
Ten Fathom Hole. 


| Tenimber Islands. 


Tennez, Cape. 

Ten Pound Island. 
Tenth Island. 
Tequepa Point. 
Terawiti, Cape. 
Tercera. 
Termination Island. 
Termini. 
Terminos Laguna. 
Termoli. 

Ternate. 

Ternay Bay. 
Terracina. 


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3 | Testigos Islands. 
4 | Tetas de Cabra. 
5 | Tetrina. 
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7 | Tetuaroa Island. 
8 | Tetukota. 
9 | Teulada, Cape. 
090 | Tewara, Cape. 
1 | Texas. 
2 | Texel Island. 
3 | Teynga Island. 
4 | Thaddeus, St., Cape. 
5 | Thames River. 
6 | Tha-roa. 
7 | Thaso Island. 
8 | Thatchu Island. 
9 | Theressa. 
0100 | Thermia Island. 
1 | Thetis. 
2 | Thirsty Sound. 
3 | Thistle Island, Australia. 
4 | Thistle Island, Corea. 
5 | Thomé, St., Cape. 
6 | Thomas, St., Isl’, Bight of Biafra. 
7 | Thomas, St., Island, North Pacific. 
8 | Thornas, St., Island, West Indies. 
9 | Thompson’s Island.’ 
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1 | Thoroylen Island. 
2 | Thorshavn. 
3 | Thouin, Cape. 
4 | Thousand Islands. 
5 | Three Alike Islands. 
6 | Three Brothers, Australia. 
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Three Hummock Island. 
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Three Kings, Cochin China. 
Three Kings, New Zealand. 
Three-peaked Island. 

Three Points, Cape, Australia. 


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Three Points, Cape, Cumana. 
Three Points, Cape, Gold Coast. 
Three Points, Cape, Madre de Dios. 
Three Points, Cape, Patagonia. 
Three Sisters. 

Three Sisters, Tree Isiand. 
Threshold Point. 

Thunoe. 

Thurbat Ali. 

Thurso. 

Thwart-the-Way, New Guinea. 


Thwart-the-Way, Strait of Sunda. | 


Tiao-yu-su Island. 

Tiberun, Cape, St. Domingo. 
Tiberun, Cape, Isthm’s of Panama. 
Tiburon Island. 


'Ticao Island. 


Ticopia. 

Tidore. 

Tiega, Pulo. 

Tien Pak. 

Tierra del Fuego. 
Tigalda Island. 

Tiger Island, Cochin China. 
Tiger Island, 8. Pacific. 
Tiger Islands, and Shoals. 
Tiger Point. 

Tigil. 

Tigre. 

Tijioca Point. 

Tike. 

Tikebau. 

Tiki-tiki. 

Tikoma Island. 


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Tilla. 

Tillen Head. 
Tillicherry. 
Tillongchong. 
Tillongchool. 


Timbalier Bay, Louisiana, U.S. 


Timbalier Island. 
Timboor Island. 
Timoan, Pulo. 
Timor. 

Timor Laut. 
Timoar, Cape. 
Tinakoro. 

Tindjil, Pulo. 
Tindle and Walls Islands. 
Tingaro. 

Ting-hae, E, China. 
Ting-hae, 8. E. China. 
Tingy, Pulo. 
Tinhosa Islands. 
Tinian Island. 
Tinker Rock. 

Tino Island. 

Tinos Island. 
Tinoso, Cape. 
Tintagel. 

Tiokea. 

Tiompan Head. 
Tiouters. 

Tiraght Rock. 
Tirahn Islands. 
‘Tirandie Islands. 
Tirey Island. 
Tiritan. 

Titan Island. 
Titangonya Island. 
Titter Head. 

Toau. 

Tobago. 

Tobin, Cape. 
To-doo Island. 
Todos Santos, Bay. 


Tofua Island. 


Tofua Mountain. 
Toiro Point. 


Tokolebo Bay. 
Toku Island. 
0210 | Tokumalou Bay. 
1 | Tola Island. 
2 | Tolaga Bay. 
3 | Tolboukhin. 
4 | Tolmeitah. 


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5 | Tolstoy, Cape. 


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7 | Tombe, Ras ul. 
8 | Tomelin Island. 
9 | Tomkins, Fort. 


0220 | Tom Shot’s Point. 
1 | Tonga Islands. 
2 | Tongatabou Island. 
3 | Tongeon Mountain. 
4 | Tong-ting Island. 
5 | Tonin, Cape. 
6 | Tonin Islands. 
7 | Tonnerre Point. 
8 | Touqnin River. 
9 | Tonsang Harbor. 


0230 | Tonyn Islands. 

1 | Tood Bataha. 

‘2 | Toojoo Pulo. 

3 | Toor. 

4 | Tootomy, Cape. 
5 | Topolo-polo, Cape. 
6 | Toppers Hoodjie. 
“7 | Torat Bay. . 

8 | Torbjornskar. 

9 | Torinana. ° 

0240 | Torment Point. 
Tornea. 


2 | Torngrund. 
3 | Toro Point. 
4 | Toro Rock. 


® | Torpoy Islands. 
6 | Torquay. 
0247 | Torr Point. 


| 0290 | Towers’ Island. 
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Torre della, Cape. 
Torre della Testa. 
Torrens Mountain. 
Torre Nueva. i 
Torres Island, Caroline Islands. 
Torres Island, Hudson’s Bay. 
Torres Port. 

Torres Straits. 

Torres, Great: West. 

Torricelli Mountains. 

Tortola. 


Tortosa, Spain. 

Tortosa, Syria.° 

Tortuga Island, Cumana. 

Tortuga Island, Gulf of California. 
Tortuga Island, St.Domingo. 
Tortuga Shoals. 

Tortugas. 


Tory Channel. 


Tory Island. 

Tosa, Cape, Japan. 
Tosa, Cape, Spain. 
Totoia Island. 

Toty, Pulo. 

Toua Manado Island. 
Toua Nuin Island. 
Toubai Island. 
Toubouai Island. 
Toueques. 
Toué-toné, 

Touhoua Island. 
Toukoukemonu Island. 
Toulon. 


Toupoua Island. 
Touquet Point. 
Toura Kira, Cape. 
Touri, Cape. 

Tova Island. 
Tova Reef. 
Tower Island. 
Tower Rocks. 


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Town Point. 
Townshend, Cape. 
Townshend Fort. 


Townshend Harbor, Maine, U.S. 
Townshend Harbor, 8. America. 


Tracy Island. 

Trade Town. 
Trafalgar, Cape. 
Trafalgar Mountain. 
Traill Island. 
Traitor’s Head. 
Traitor’s Islands. 
Trainen Islands. 
Trani: 

Trano Island. 
Tranquebar. 
Trapani. 

Traps. 

Trau. 

Treasury Islands. 
Trebizonde. 

Treble Island. 

Tree Island, Aracan. 
Tree Island, E. Archipelago. 
Tree Point, Australia. 
Tree Point, Borneo. 
Trees, Cape. 

Trees Island. 

Tregal Rocks. 
Tregrosse Islets. 
Treguier. 

Tremiti Islands. 
Tremouille Islands. 
Tréport. 

Tres Forceas, Cape. 
Tres Inmaos. 

Tres Marias Islands. 
Tres Montes, Cape. 
Treurenberg. 
Trevandrum. 
Trevose Head. 
Triagoz. 

Triangles, Gulf of Mexico. 


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Triboli. 

Tribulation, Cape. 
Trichindore. 

Trieste. 

Trieste Island. 

Trikeri Island. 
Trincomalee. 

Trindelen Light. 
Trindelen Shoal. 
Trinders Shoal. 

Tringany River. 
Trinidad Bay, California, U.S. 
Trinidad, Cuba. 
Trinidad, North Atlantic. 
Trinidad Island, South Atlantic. 
Trinity Cape, and Island. 
Trinity Harbor. 

Triple Island. 

Tripoli, Africa. 

Tripoli, Syria. 

Tristan d’Acunha. 

Triton Bay. 

Triton Island. 

Trobriand Islands. 
Troja, Cape. 

Tromelin Island. 
Trompetto. 

Tromsdée. 

Trondhiem. 

Tronta, Point del. 
Tropez, St. 

Troubadour. 

Troubridge Hill. 
Troughton Island. 

Troup Head. 

Trouwers Island. 

Truant Island. 

Truxillo, Honduras. 
Truxillo, Peru. 
Tsaregradskoe. 
Tschesmé, Cape. 
Tschichagoff, Cape, Japan. 


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Tschichagoff, Cape, Alaska. 


Tschichagoff Island. 
Tschirikoff, Cape. 
Tschirikoff Island. 
Tsing-hae-wei. 

Tsis Island. 

Tsung Ming Island. 
Tsus-sima. 
Tubanaiella Island. 
Tubarao Point. 
Tucacas. 

Tucapel Head. 
Tucker Island. 
Tucker’s Island. 
Tulan Island. 
Tuloop, Ras. 
Tulour Island. 
Tumbelan: Islands. 
Tumbora Mountain. 
*Tungaty. 
Tung-chuh. 
Tungenees Light. 
Tung-ying Islands. 
Tunis. 

Tupinier Island. 
Turacoon Island. 
Turatte Point. 
Turfeie. 

Turivassu Point. 
Turkey. 

Turkey Islands. 
Turk’s Islands. 
Turnabout Island. 
Turnagain, Cape. 
Turneffe. 

Turner Point. 
Turon, Cape. 

Turon Island. 
Turret Island. 


Turtle Island, Bay of Biafra. 
Turtle Island, Cochin China. 
Turtle Island, Feejee Islands. 
Turtle Islands, Gulf of Guinea. 


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Turtle Islands, Indian Archip’ago. 
Turtle Islands, N. W. Australia. 


Turtle Reef. 


' Turtle-backed Island. 


Tusiban, Cape. 
Tusima Island. 
Tuskar Rock. 
Tusket Islands. 
Tuspam Shoal. 
Tutoya. 
Tutuila. 
Tuxtla. 


Tvesteen. . 


Twin Rocks. 
Twin Peaks. 
Twins, China. 


Twins, Mergui Archipelago. 


Two Bays, Cape. 


Two Brothers, Borneo. 
Two Brothers, Java Sea. 


Twofold Bay. 
Two Groups Island. 
Tyfore. 

Tylon Island. 
Tyn, Ras al. 
Tynemouth. 
Typa Island. 
Typinsan Island. 
Tyre. 

Uafato. 

Udirik. 

Udsire. 

Udveer Islands. 
Uist Islands. 
Ukyera Reéf. 
Ularoa Island. 
Uleaborg. 
Ulietea Island. 
Ulkogrunni. 
Umata Bay. 
Umea. 

Unda Point. 
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Unie Bay. 
Union Bay. 
Union, Port de la. 
United States. 
Unsang Point. 
Upolu. 

Upright Cape. 
Upright Point. 
Upstart Cape. 
Uracas. 
Urajarao Island. 
Ureas. 

Urek. 

Urh-Taou. 
Urhud. 

Usborne, Port. 
Ushant. 

Ushishir Islands. 
Ustica Island. 
Utila Island. 
Utiroa Town. 
Utiroa Harbor. 
Utklipporna. 
Uto. 

Utrecht, Fort. 
Uya. 

Vache Island. 
Vaches Cape. 
Vado. 

Veeroe Island. 
Vago Island. 
Vaigatch Island. 
Valdez Peninsula. 
Valdez Port. 


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Valencia. 


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Valentine Peak, Van Dieman’s Ld. 
Valentine Peak, Mozambique Ch. 
Valery, St., sur Somme. 

Valery, St., en Caux. 


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Valiente Peak. 
Valientes Island. 
Valparaiso. 
Valsche Cape. 
Vancouver, Fort. 


Vancouver Island. 
Vancouver Port. 
Vanderlin Island. 


Vanderschelling Islands. 
Van Dieman’s Land. 
Van Diemen Cape. 
Van Diemen’s Inlet. 
Vando. 

Vandola Island. 
Vandotena Island. 
Vanguard Shoal, China Sea. 
Vanguard Shoal, Sweden. 
Vanikoro Island. 
Vannes. 

Vansittart Shoals. 
Vanua Levou Island. 
Vanua Vatou Island. 
Varano. 

Varela Cape. 

Varela, Pulo. 

Varela False Cape. 
Varellah, Pulo. 

Vares Cape. 

Varna. 

Varne Shoal. 

Vashon Cape. 
Vashon Head. 

Vasto Ammone. 
Vathi. 

Vathy, Port. 
Vaticano Cape. 
Vatoa Island. 

Vatoo Madre. 

Vatou Lele Island. 
Vatou Rera Island. 
Vavao Island. 
Vavitou Island. 
Vaux’s Tomb. 


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0549 | Vayag Islands. || 0592 | Vietsria, Seychelles. 
0550 | Ve Skerries. | 3.| Victoria Harbor. 
1 | Vega Shoal. 4 | Victoria Land. 
2 | Vela Cape. | 5 | Victoria Point. 
3.| Vela Rete Rocks. | \ .6 | Vietoria Port. 
4 | Velas Cape. 7 | Victoria Reef. 
5 Velez Malaga. 8 | Victoria Shoal. 
6 | Velthoens. 9 | Victory Bank, 
7  Vendeloos Bay. 0500 | Victory Cape. 
8 | Vendres, Port. 1 | Victory Island. 
9 Venere, Port. 2 | Vidal Cape. 
0560 | Venetico Island, Asia Minor. 3.| Vido Island. 
1 | Venetico Island, Greece. 4 | Vieja Island. - 
2 Venezuela. 5 | Vieque Island. 
3, Venice. 6 | Vierge Island. 
4 | Ventenat Cape. 7 | Vieste. 
5 | Ventimiglia Point. 8 | Vigia. 
6 | Ventry Head. 9 | Vigo. 
7 | Venus Point. 0610 | Vigten Islands. 
8 | Ver, Point de. 1 | Villa do Conde. 
9 | Vera Cruz. 2 | Villa Franca. 
0570 | Veragrund. 3 | Villano Cape. 
1 | Verd Cape. 4 | Villaret Cape. 
2 | Verde Cay. 5 | Villarino Point. 
3 Verde, Cape de. 6 | Vincent, St. 
4 Verde Island. 7 | Vincent, St., Cape, Madagascar. 
5 | Verde Point. 8 | Vincent, St., Cape, Portugal. 
6 | Verga Cape. 9 | Vincent, St., Island. 
7 | Verlegen Hook. 0620 | Vincent, St., Port. 
8 | Vermont, U.S. 1 | Vine Shoal. 
9 | Vermilion Bay. 2 | Vingorla Rocks. 
0580 | Vernon Islands. 3 | Vineyard Sound, Mass., U.S. 
1 | Verraders. ~ | 4 | Viper Shoals. 
2 | Verruer Point. 5 | Viradores Islands. 
3 | Vertes Islands. | 6 | Viraquera Point. 
4 | Vestal Shoal. 7 | Virgenes Cape. 
5 | Vesuvius Mount. | 8 | Virgin Cape. 
6 | Vetergnach. 9 | Virginia, U.S. 
7 | Viana. 0630 | Virgin Islands. 
8 | Viareggio. 1 | Virgin Gorda. 
9 | Vicksburg, Mississippi, U. S. | 2 | Virgin Rocks. 
0590 | Victor Gulley. 3 | Vischer Island. 
0591 | Victoria, China. 0634 | Viti Islands. 


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Vito, St., Cape, Naples. 
Vito, St., Cape, Sicily. 
Vivero. 

Vizagapatam. 

Vliegen Island. 
Viieland Light. 

Vliko Port. 

Vogel Sang Island. 
Vohemar Point. 
Volcan Viejo. 

Voleano Bay. 

Volcano Island, Andamans. 
Volcano Island, Japan. 


Volcano Island, 8. E. of Japan. 


Volcano Island, South Pacific. 
Volo. : 

Vol s Island. 

Volta River. 


| Voltaire, Cape. 


Voltas, Cape. 
Vonizza. 
Vordate. 


| Voronoy, Cape. 


Vosmaer Bay. 

Vostok Island. 
Vourla Scala. 

Vries Island. 

Vulcan Island. 
Vuleano Island. 
Vuna Island and Point. 
Wadde Fellingk. 
Waderoe Island. 
Wady Jumaul Island. 
Wager Island. 

Wager River. 
Wahaay Harbor. 
Waia Island. 

Wai Apou. 
Waigamele Point. 
Waigeou. 

Waikato Harbor. 
Waimea. 


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Wai-taki Bay. 
Waitera River. 
Waitengi Port. 
Waiwongy Island. 
Wakaia Island. 
Wakaroa Bay. 
Wake Island. 


| Wakuru Island. 


Walden Island. 

Waldgrave Islands, 

Wales. 

Walker Bank. 

Walker, Cape. 

Walker Island, North Pacific. 
Walker Island, Van Dieman’s Ld. 
Wallabi Group. 

Waller’s Shoals. 

Wallis Island. 

Wallis Islands, South Pacific. 
Wallis Islands, Torres Straits. 
Walney Island. 


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Walsingham, Cape. 
Walsorarne Islands. 
Walter Bath, Cape. 
Walton. 

Walvisch Bay. 
Wamoukou River. 
Wan-chow-foo. 
Wanganui Harbor. 
Wanganui River. 
Wan ga-parawa, Cape. 
Wangari Bay. 
Wanygaroa Harbor. 
Wangeroog. 
Wangy Wangy. 
Warberg. 

Ward’s Islands. 
Wardhuys Island. 
Wardlaw, Cape. 
Warnemunde. 
Warnibg Mountain. 


Waroo Bay. 


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Warr Reef. 

Warren Point. 
Warrender, Cape. 
Warrender Port. 

Warrior Island. 

Warsaw Sound, Georgia, U. 5. 
Wasa. 

Waseen Peaks. 
Washington, D.C. - 
Washington, North Carolina. 
Washington Island, Marquesas. 
Washington Island, North Pacific. 
Washington Sound. 
Wassia. 

Watcher, North. 
Watcher, South. 
Watchman, Cape. 
Wateeo Island. 

Water Cay. 

Water Island. 

Water Islands. 

Water Volcano. 
Waterford. 

Waterhouse Island. 
Waterlandt Island. 
Watling’s Island. 
Waxway Island. 

Way, Pulo, Gulf of Siam. 
Way, Pulo, Sumatra. 
Wavyegat Island. 

Weda. 

Weda Islands. 

Wedge Island 
Wednesday Island. 
Weeks Reef. 

Wegg’s, Cape. 

Wegg’s Island. 
Wei-hai-wei Harbor. 
Welle Island. 

Wellesley Islands. 
Wellesley Shoal. 
Wellington. 


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Wells Reef. 
Wellstead Rock. _ 
Wenman Island. 
Wessel’s Islands. 
Wessels. 

Westall Point. 
Western Port. 
Western Reef. 
Westerwyk. 
Westmanna Islands. 
Westminster Hall. 
Weston, Cape. 
Westpoint, New York. 
Westport. 

Wetang. 

Wetta. 

Wexford. cy 
Weyland Point. 


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Weymouth, Cape. 

Whale Cove. 

Whale Rock. 

Whale Sound. 

Whalefish Islands. : 
Whale’s Back. 

Whang-ho. 

Whidbey Islands. 

Whitby. 

Whitebear Point. 

White Bluff Head. 

White, Cape. ‘ 
White Dogs. ’ 
White Head, Maine, U. S. 
White Head, Peru. 

White Head Island. 

White Island, Asia. 

White Island, Massachusetts. 
White Island, New Zealand. 
White Rock, China Sea. 
White Rock, Falkland Islands. 
White Rock, Indian Archipelago, | 
White Rock, Tartary. 
White Rock Islet. 


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White Sea. 
Whitehaven. 
Whitsun Island. 
Whitsunday Island. 
Whittle Cape. 
Whydah. | 
Whytootackie Island. 
Wiborg. 

Wickham Cape. 


Wicklow. 


Widau Light. 
Wigwam Point. 


_Wilberforce Cape. | 


Wiles Cape. 
Willaumez Island. 


William, Port, Falkland Islands. 
William, Port, New Zealand. 
William Rock. 

William’s Island. 

Williamston. 

Willoughby Cape. 

Willoughby’s Spit. 

Wilmington, Delaware, U.S. 
Wilmington, North Carolina, U.S. 


Wilson’s Island, Low Archipelago. 
Wilson’s Island, South Pacitic. 


Wilson’s Islands. 


Windsor River. | 
Windward Islands. 
Wine Cooper’s Point. 
Wingo Light. 
Winkova. | 
Winter Harbor. | 
Winter Island. 
Winterton. 
Wisby. ) 


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Witt, Mount de. 
Wittgenstein Island. 
Wizard Rocks. 


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Wolf Rock, England. 


| Woody Cape. 
| Woody Island, China Sea. 


Worms Head. 
| Wostenholme Cape. 


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Woahoo Island. 
Woerden Castle. 
Wolf Beacon. 
Wolf Island. 


Wolf Rock, Gilolo. 
Wolfe’s Monument. 
Wolkonsky Island. 
Wollaston Land. 

Wood Island, Labrador. 
Wood Island, Maine, U. S. 
Woodah Island. | 
Wood’s Hole, Massachusetts, Wes 
Woodin’s Channel. | 
Woodlark Islands. 
Woodle Island. 


Woody Island, Indian Archip’go. 
Woody Island, Madagascar. 
Woody Island, Paracels. 

Woody Island, (North. ) 

Woody lfead. 
Woody Hill. 
Woody Point. 
Woosung. 
Workington. 


Wostenholmg Island. 
Wowony Island. 
Wrath Cape. 
Wreck Island. 
Wreck Reef. 

Wreck Rock. 

Wright Rock. 
Wukido Island. 
Wyadda Island. 
Wyang Islands. 
Wyllie Rocks. 

Wyre Light. 
Wytoonee Island. 


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0893 | Xacro Cape. 0936 | York River Harbor, Maine, U.S. 
4 | Xavier Island. 7 | Yorktown, Virginia, U.S. 
5 | Xeros Island. 8 | Youalan Island. 
6 Xulla Islands, Bessey. 9 Youghal. 
7 Xulla Islands, Mangola. 0949 | Younaska Island. 


8 | Xulla Islands, Talyabo. 
9 | Xyli Cape. 
0900 | Yait Chew Bay. 


Young Cape. 
Young Harbor Rock. 
Young Nik’s Head. 


Yakuno Sima. Young’s Foreland. 


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5 | Young’s Reef. 
3 | Yale College. 6 } Ypun Island. 
4 | Yallah’s Point. 7 | Ysarog. 
5 | Yami. 8 | Ystad. : 


6 | Yanar. 9 | Ytapere Point. 

7 | Yang-tse Cape. | 0950 | Ythata Island. 

8 | Yap Island. 1 | Yucatan. 

_9 | Yarmouth. 2 |} Yucatan Channel. 

0910 | Yatsoude Point. 3 | Ynle’s Reef. | 

1 | Yazon Cape. 4 | Yule’s Opening. 

2] Yba. | © | Yu-lin-Kan Bay. 

3 | Yellaboi Island. 6 | Yzou Cape. 

4 | Yellow River. 7 | Zafarine Islands. 

5 | Yembo. 8 | Zaffarana, Cape. 


6 | Yendua Island. 
7 | Yenikaleh. 


9 | Zandvort. : 
| 0960 | Zannone Island. 


& | Yenisci Gulf. 1 | Zante. 
9 | Yermoloft, Island. 2 | Zanzibar Island. 
| 0920 | Yeu, Island de. 3 | Zapadilla Cays. 
1 | Yit Islands. 4 | Zapara Castle. 
2 | Yki Island. * 5 | Zapato Menor. 
3 | Ykima Islands 6 | Zapote Point. 
4 | Ylin Island, (East.) 7 | Zapotilan Point. 
Da VIO; 8 | Zara. 
6 | Yloe. 9 | Zavodovski Island. 
Ta YIoyion a: | 0970 | Zavora Point. 
8 | Yokohama, Japan. Zawani, Point. 


9 | York Breakers. 
0930 York Cape, Baffin’s Bay. 
1 | York, Cape, Island. 
2) York Factory. 
3) York Harbor. Zebayer Islands. 
4 | York Island. Z beed, Ras. 
© | York River, Virginia, U.S. 0978 | Zebu Island. 


Zazarine. 

Zea Island. 

Zealand Fort, British Guiana. 
Zealand Fort, Formosa. 


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0980 Zeewyk Channel. 
1 Zegin, Ras. 
2 Zelée Cape. 
3 Zeyla. 

0984  Zinari Island. 


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6 | Zirona Piccola Island. 
7 | Zoarah. 
8 | Zurafa Rock. 
9 | Zuri Island. . 


0990 | Zuyder Zee, German Ocean. 


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9 | Alliance. .2.... -- 6 615 43,| Enterprise .... -. 6 615 
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Pee Denidia sf 22.4. . 12 | 1122 Aye Fortune... 245... 2 306 
Posiue Licht... 52 =).3 6.6. 85 soup branklin cc, : 39 3173 
ry) Brooklyn...;.2.. 20 2000 SUD LONG 6. ent Y 8 614 
15 50 
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17 52 Galenas 2222 eee 8 910 
53 | Gettysburg ...... 2 518 
18 54 |; Glance 22.2022 tie 80 
SG, Guards. sty a. 925 
19 | Camanche. ...... 2 496 
Bere Catala 22a. cl. c)sse0= tt 56 
21 | Canandaigua ....}. 10 955 
22 | Canonicus....... «Oe Me 550 57 
wor CALSRilcas). sos s,s 2 496 
58 
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25 BOM ELUTOM f. cas 5 tou 4 541 
eo ae CONORSHb 4.2...) hose 100 61 
27 62 
28 | Colorado ....'.... | 46 3032 63 
Bo PASO LOBSUB::. n=. 5 oe | 10 2127 
30 | Congress ........ 16 | 2000 64 
31 | Connecticut .....! 21 2869 / 
32 | Constellation....; 10 | 1236 65 | Independence....| 22 1891 
33 | Constitution.....| 6 | 1335 || 66 | Iowa............ 23) 2019 
wy Crane. fousden, es 2 | 695 
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744 Jenn Sandses-euekneses 139 
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\ 111:1 Monocacy. =. 25.24 6 
76 112 | Monongahela .. .. 11 | 
113 |} Montauk... 20.30% 4 
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oa 116 
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81 118 
82 119.| Nantucket...--.. 2 
83 120 : 
84 121 | Narraganset -...- 5 
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86 | Lackawanna ...- 10 1026 123 
87 | Lancaster ....... 22 2120 
Bee elie gee.2 eosin 2 496 124 
oot Leygene. sete eens 306 
125 | New Hampshire .| 15 
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Dt. LOGS ss ck . ucieeeeme 431 
St. Mary’s ....... 766 
Spuyten Duyvil..|.----- 116 
PO PDLY senate os 547 
Susquehanna .... 2213 
Swatara........- 910 
Tallapoosa ...... 650 
Tennessee .....-. 2135 
PexeUt a. tn. a ences 1985 
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PPELANA: suisse e eae 306 
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